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12. For some reason, a number of people I went to grad school with at Wisconsin

Fri Jun 1, 2012, 10:50 AM

Jun 2012

ended up taking jobs in those highly-rated schools.

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North Carolina considers outlawing accurate predictions of sea level rise [View all] Bucky May 2012 OP

Oh, how INTELLIGENT! CaliforniaPeggy May 2012 #1

I think the idea is to keep it from being stopped as such an effort might TheKentuckian May 2012 #3

Amazing. And NC is generally one of the saner parts of the South, Jackpine Radical May 2012 #2

NC is generally one of the saner parts of the South SoutherDem May 2012 #4

I'm with you Digit May 2012 #5

Well, compared to SC or parts of the Gulf states... Jackpine Radical May 2012 #6

We've got the 11th, 12th, and 36th ranked universities in the nation. Rittermeister May 2012 #10

For some reason, a number of people I went to grad school with at Wisconsin Jackpine Radical Jun 2012 #12

Because they're excellent schools to teach at? Rittermeister Jun 2012 #13

Yes, because of the quality of the universities. Jackpine Radical Jun 2012 #14

SC and the Gulf states never considered any such legislation. GoCubsGo May 2012 #11

"...because,,,well, SHUT UP, that’s because why" annabanana May 2012 #8

+1000 Blue_Tires Jun 2012 #16

good luck with that, morons. cali May 2012 #9