Is the location of university an important factor in finding a job?

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<p>I am pretty sure you’re trying to say you want to “compliment” me, not “complement” me. But either way is okay with me.</p>

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<p>It’s nice to see that you’re “avoiding these inane, ad hominem comments.”</p>

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<p>Yes, but you won’t use it. Given that you’re almost always the first to respond to my posts, it’s obvious that you cannot help but hang onto my every word.</p>

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<p>An (in)equality by definition has TWO sides. So it makes no sense to “focus” only on one (the left or the right).</p>

<p><a href=“USATODAY.com%20-%20Wanted:%20CEO,%20no%20Ivy%20required”>quote=tk21769</a>

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<p>I must have missed this article since I am usually reading the NY Times, Wall St. Journal, the Washington Post, etc. </p>

<p>USA Today does have cute little color pie charts though!</p>

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Correct, I admit it. It’s the nostalgia. You remind me so much of my friends and me when we were, uh, 12. The little “TTT” comments in particular.

There is a difference between calling out childish bad behavior when you see it, and actively reveling in it at others’ expense.</p>

<p>Now, shall we absorb each other’s attention entirely? You can put down my typos, I’ll continue to draw out your bad character and bullying behavior, and we’ll give everyone else a holiday rest from your put-downs of Duke and WUSTL. Deal?</p>

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<p>Or no deal…</p>

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<p>Well good.
Happy holidays.</p>

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<p>happy>>happiness</p>

<p>When a word ends with a Y it is typical to change it to an I when adding ness to it.</p>

<p>[Smarminess</a> Definition | Definition of Smarminess at Dictionary.com](<a href=“http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/smarminess]Smarminess”>http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/smarminess)</p>

<p>Sorry you had to expose your ignorance for no good reason.</p>

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<p>Could be good news for Brown, if CEOs are the metric:
[Moynihan</a>, in running for Bank of America’s top job, has experience winning tough fights - The Boston Globe](<a href=“http://www.boston.com/business/articles/2009/11/17/moynihan_in_running_for_bank_of_americas_top_job_has_experience_winning_tough_fights/]Moynihan”>http://www.boston.com/business/articles/2009/11/17/moynihan_in_running_for_bank_of_americas_top_job_has_experience_winning_tough_fights/)</p>

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<p>Stop “badgering” us with this not-so-subtle Wisconsin ■■■■■■■■!</p>

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<p>JUst informing the ignorant.</p>

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<p>So you admit you were ■■■■■■■■…</p>

<p>Actually, all I’ve ever really needed to know about Wisconsin, I’ve learned from watching re-runs of Happy Days and Laverne & Shirley! AYYYYY!!!</p>

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<p>^^^^What exactly is your added value to this whole discussion?</p>

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<p>I fight ■■■■■■…</p>

<p>Your friendly CC neighborhood Sp1d3rman</p>

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<p>Hmmm… He has over 10,000 posts on CC, and your first post is calling someone a ■■■■■. Let me see which one I am going go with here. Go work on your applications.</p>

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<p>There does not seem to exist a linear correlation between posting frequency and trollmanship.</p>

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<p>But there appears to be one with obnoxious newbies. Nearly .999999</p>

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<p>One of my favorite “Th@t '70s Show” episodes involved the kids going to the local state university to study cow “emissions.” What a classic!!</p>

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<p>State universities are, by definition, regional in nature. The only public institutions of higher education that are universally recognized are Oxford and Cambridge (and quite possibly UC Berkeley).</p>

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<p>Whose defintiton, yours?</p>

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<p>"One of my favorite “Th@t '70s Show” episodes involved the kids going to the local state university to study cow “emissions.” What a classic!! "</p>

<p>Are you 12? Hint–comedy show not real.</p>

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<p>Because of proximity to internships, probably yes ~</p>

<p>And lols @ “That '70s show” reference.</p>

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<p>This is an example of “reality tv”:</p>

<p>[Agricultural</a> Research - UNIV OF WISCONSIN](<a href=“http://www.reeis.usda.gov/web/crisprojectpages/216255.html]Agricultural”>http://www.reeis.usda.gov/web/crisprojectpages/216255.html)</p>

<p>PERFORMING ORGANIZATION
DAIRY SCIENCE
UNIV OF WISCONSIN</p>

<p>“In our disciplinary research program, we have demonstrated experimentally that dairy cow diet composition can have a profound impact on manure composition and gaseous emission. Advances in ration formulation may constitute an effective abatement method and in the next few years we will continue to study the relationship between diet composition (in particular protein nutrition), animal performance (milk and manure production) and gaseous emission from manure during collection and storage in various housing types. One of our specific objectives will be to measure ammonia, methane, nitrous oxide (and possible other gases) simultaneously as they are preliminary evidence showing that a decrease in one gas specie may, in certain situations, be associated with an increase in another gas specie.”</p>