81.   One of those ideas was charter schools, which would be independent of district control and be paid public funds based on their ability to attract students.

82.   Robert Barlow, a former college administrator, is using the fiercely competitive market among colleges to build a business aimed at helping schools attract students to their campuses.

83.   She suggested that Congress provide scholarships to attract students to the field.

84.   Some, like Franklin Pierce College in Rindge, have sought loans many times larger than their modest assets to spruce up their campuses in hopes of attracting students.

85.   The course attracted more students than anticipated, and what was originally supposed to be one class became three.

86.   The department largely attracts students pursuing academic careers in the social sciences.

87.   The court said the district could not base its plan on trying to attract suburban students, he said.

88.   The educators wanted it because it attracted students.

89.   The highest-paid president of a private university last year was the outgoing president of Northeastern University, the Boston school known for attracting commuter students.

90.   The loss in marketshare is especially evident in college markets, where students are attracted by lower prices.