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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...signs for UMD are simple, but state a fact. You state that "There is not much to brag about here," but let me tell you-even though I'm only in 5 the grade-I still know that you're wrong. You should have researched more before you said, in a round about way, that your town is better. We have hiking in the woods, fishing in Lake Superior, on small lakes and in trout streams. I cross-country ski, and downhill ski. I play in a children's symphony (the Sinfonia), attend recitals, and play in recitals...
...your article. I still think our support is not a negative thing. It helps the Bulldogs play good, clean hockey. The Dogs beat you in hockey, and I bet our town would win in a competition for the number of different activities the people enjoy doing. Carisa Misti Heltne grade...
...hatchet job on Duluth and its citizens, and in the process came off as a smart-assed elitist. If, in fact, that is you nature, Harvard credentials won't help you in the "real" world. If your article was an attempt at humor, I'd grade it an "F". You'll have to study more Jim Murray columns...
...graduate students, a good handful from the Law School, the Kennedy School and even from MIT, try to enroll in whichever of those four courses on literary theory is offered. They don't want to take it courses for concentration credit. They aren't looking for the easy grade (they sure as heck aren't going to find one, anyway). They are not, to belabor the point, attempting to fulfill elusive distribution requirements. What the University should find exciting about this interest is that it's an example of what every liberal arts education is supposed to contain...
Those students who do not attend the exam, or do not receive a passing grade on this test must either petition the Ad Board to retake it during freshman week, or enroll in Quantitative Reasoning A next fall...