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I feel insulted. |
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Actually, we are 11 spots ahead of Missouri INSPITE of that town and school. Pretty remarkable. |
I'm sure California would have been higher if the poll were conducted bi-lingually and each question was prefaced with, "Dude,". I wouldn't be suprised if the poll was culturally biased against surfers!
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Bob Dole knows one of the company founders. Maybe he can tell Bob Dole how per-pupil expenditures qualify students as "smart." |
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Were it not for KSU, we'd be down 10. |
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Okay...any list that has West Virginia ranked that high has gotta be flawed...
(insert the theme from Deliverance here...) |
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That's probably because Bob Dole isn't really a Texan, but a transplant from Masach...er, Massachoo...er, Massachuz...er, somewhere else. |
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Top Scholar Rankings - Rhodes, Marshall, Truman, Goldwater, Udall scholarships 1986-2004 Public colleges and universities state-supported schools 1. K-State 2. Penn State 3. U. of North Carolina 4. Arizona State 5. Gay U 6. University of Virginia 7. University of Illinois 8. University of Michigan 9. Monatana State 10. Berkeley Top Scholar Rankings - Rhodes, Marshall, Truman, Goldwater, Udall scholarships 1986-2004 Public and private universities 1. Harvard 2. Yale 3. Princeton 4. Stanford 5. Duke 6. Brown 7. K-State 8. Cornell 9. Chicago 10. MIT KSU is not just some backwater country school house, they have an excellent educational program. Original enough for you? |
Considering we are 51st in teacher pay, and we have one of the lowest per cent of college degreed citizens in the country (bottom ten), I'd say 22nd is respectable.
Nice bang for the buck, I guess. :hmmm: |
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