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It, would be bestest to, attend the Colgate, university, for post-cleaning.Originally Posted by Connemara
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The best, Ivory league school ?
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guess I don't get the joke.
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vaclava, i don't think you'll find any ivory league alumni here.
we have similar schools in the united states, but they are not as pearly white. here are some of the more expensive ones. it is a forbes.com slide show.
http://www.forbes.com/business/2006/...rep_slide.html
we have similar schools in the united states, but they are not as pearly white. here are some of the more expensive ones. it is a forbes.com slide show.
http://www.forbes.com/business/2006/...rep_slide.html
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vaclava, i don't think you'll find any ivory league alumni here. we have similar schools in the united states, but they are not as pearly white. here are some of the more expensive ones. it is a forbes.com slide show. http://www.forbes.com/business/2006/...rep_slide.htmlOriginally Posted by mizanation
If I found 30,000$, is it too late for, me to attend ? I prefer 14 Fieldston School, Bronx, to get atomic, like Oppenheimner.
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From what I've been reading it seems like you might be the one who has something up their ass most of the time.Originally Posted by Violinist
Why don't you, get off our, grill.
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he, does not take after the, great, violinist, Panini of genoa (salami).Originally Posted by Connemara
I hope his, playing isn't soft, like the mortadella, forgot inside Hector's trunk.
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MOST EXPENSIVE COLLEGES
Here's a list of the most expensive tuition bills for 2005-06, according to the Chronicle of Higher Education. The figures do not include room, board or other costs of attendance.
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\tCollege\t\t2005-06 tuition\t\t1-yearincrease
\tLandmark\t$37,738\t2.7%
\tGeorge Washington U.\t$36,400\t7.0%
\tU of Richmond\t$34,850\t31.4%
\tSarah Lawrence\t$34,042\t5.0%
\tKenyon\t$33,930\t5.5%
\tVassar\t$33,800\t7.8%
\tTrinity\t$33,630\t5.3%
\tBennington\t$33,570\t8.0%
\tSimon's Rock College of Bard \t$33,364 \t7.0%
\tHamilton (NY)\t$33,350\t5.2%
I went to UR... it's pretty full of ivory.
Here's a list of the most expensive tuition bills for 2005-06, according to the Chronicle of Higher Education. The figures do not include room, board or other costs of attendance.
\t
\tCollege\t\t2005-06 tuition\t\t1-yearincrease
\tLandmark\t$37,738\t2.7%
\tGeorge Washington U.\t$36,400\t7.0%
\tU of Richmond\t$34,850\t31.4%
\tSarah Lawrence\t$34,042\t5.0%
\tKenyon\t$33,930\t5.5%
\tVassar\t$33,800\t7.8%
\tTrinity\t$33,630\t5.3%
\tBennington\t$33,570\t8.0%
\tSimon's Rock College of Bard \t$33,364 \t7.0%
\tHamilton (NY)\t$33,350\t5.2%
I went to UR... it's pretty full of ivory.
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If I found 30,000$, is it too late for, me to attend ?Originally Posted by vaclava krishna
I prefer 14 Fieldston School, Bronx, to get atomic, like Oppenheimner.
vaclava, you must be a teenage child to attend. preferrably the child of someone rich.
how about andover? or exeter? they have names that sound like they came out of an old medieval tale.
also, for $30,000 you would only be able to afford one year.
why don't you just get a G.E.D.?
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I would, also avoid the, Howard University.Originally Posted by odoreater
It depends, if you're African American, I can't think of any reason why Howard should be avoided.
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^^^ i think, the joke, has been missed.
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^^^ i think, the joke, has been missed.Originally Posted by mizanation
No, actually I got it...I just had to add something to stir up the pot a little bit.
If anything, I'm just laughing at all the beef going on in here.
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