<p>Actually, Townie, what you’re responding to is your interpretation of what I said, not what the words actually say. You provided a definition of a “liberal arts college” which it seems you equate with the words “liberal arts school.” You then said UR is a university, not a liberal arts college. Um, yeah, of course. </p>
<p>I was responding to this from another person: “Second, U of Rochester is not a liberal arts school.” I don’t see the word college in there. This was in response to a comment that maybe the person should consider a state school because those cost less than a “liberal arts school.” I suppose that post could have said “private liberal arts school” or maybe just “private” but the context clearly meant private versus state. That person then objected that, as quoted above, UR is “not a liberal arts school.” I suggested he or she look up the words because the objection was silly and pointlessly argumentative. You seem to have interpreted this exchange as meaning the words only refer to certain colleges. I have no idea why you believe that or what your point is, but I wish you’d stop quoting me about things you construe in ways the words don’t say.</p>