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H/T Chicago Boyz, where Unions Are Grounded in Violence may also be read.
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scream-of-consciousness; "If you're trying to change minds and influence people it's probably not a good idea to say that virtually all elected Democrats are liars, but what the hell."
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H/T Chicago Boyz, where Unions Are Grounded in Violence may also be read.
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"If the number of Islamic terror attacks continues at the current rate, candlelight vigils will soon be the number-one cause of global warming. " |
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And just where in the name of Sweet Fanny Adams is The Ohio State University?
Too hayseed to make the list Gayle.
My dad, a lawyer, noted that when we moved to Maryland from Chicago, a Georgetown law degree was only recognized by the federal gummint. As a result, the place was soon crawling with them, and Georgetown's rep grew as their influence in keeping us in our places grew, not the result of better tutoring (initially).
I don't diminish the innate talent or aptitudes of those admitted to these elite colleges, but four years of schooling in one is very often harmful to them and, ultimately, to the nation. I'll take an OSU grad every time, unless I'm building a particle accelerator.
Gaye,
It's right below the University of Michigan.
(Go Blue! f'n commies)
—DougM
Hmmmmm....not seeing Clemson or FSU on the list. Not proud, but my alma matar WAS (at one time) the top Liberal Arts college in the nation (St. Mary's College of Maryland). Hey! It was cheap at the time and not so liberal....
Stunning location too.
OSU!!! OUS!!! OSU!!!
Doug - how's the annual contest between the two teams working out for you!? Seems to me that Jim Tressel has your number pretty good!