town and gown

"Town and Gown" is a phrase to talk about this relationship.

Certainly, it's the strongest point of contact between town and gown.

Reginald: There is a very good relationship between town and gown.

Thus were united town and gown in common cause.

Each side has gathered passionate supporters from town and gown.

Over the centuries, the relationship between town and gown has remained ambivalent.

"So he was your bridge between town and gown."

Evidence suggests that the town and gown relationships are mutually beneficial.

Greatly increased mutual respect was achieved between town and gown.

But even here there are impermeable membranes between town and gown.

"In several important ways we have redefined the meaning of town and gown for Southwestern," he said.

The modern market reconciles town and gown, old and new.

Tensions between town and gown stretch from the Middle Ages.

It also helps the town and gown relationship.

Great photograph of Town and Gown gathering together to celebrate their local hero.

If he really does get her - my lips are sealed - that would also bode well for relations between town and gown.

While tensions in the neighborhood have eased, some long-standing town and gown conflicts remain.

Violent confrontations between town and gown erupted on a recurring basis.

Town and gown rub shoulders at all hours.

In doing so, the Riverside has forged strong links between 'town and gown'.

The anomalous jurisdictional situation only exacerbated tensions between town and gown.

Educated at Cambridge, he stayed on and became a popular preacher with town and gown.

He says Morse is town and gown.

Oxford Bach Choir has always relished the mix of town and gown.

Almost every college community bears scorch marks from the inevitable friction between town and gown, but Durham has a particularly bad case.