101.   Other critics say GSAs serve as recruitment centers, drawing students into homosexuality who are still wrestling with their sexual identity.

102.   Police, backed by armored vans equipped with multiple tear gas launchers, drove the students into the campus.

103.   An economic crunch drove a group of once-cloistered ultra-Orthodox Jewish rabbinical students into the uncertainties of cyberspace.

104.   At Troy State, he initiates students into the international art scene, both through working with him on his pieces and by learning about the business side.

105.   Defenders say the clubs are invaluable in encouraging tolerance and easing the isolation that drives many gay students into substance abuse and suicide attempts.

106.   Dragomirov started with the Russian alphabet, then nudged the students into sounds.

107.   He also pledged to cut government grants to yeshivas or Jewish seminaries and to draft its students into military service like other Israelis.

108.   He says they stem from disgruntled ex-employees, who incited the students into complaining against the staff.

109.   However, he has backed away from his earlier pledge to draft seminary students into the military.

110.   Immediately after the attack, teachers herded students into classrooms and closed the blinds to block the view of the devastation.