Steve explains why Caltech Rules!
Undergrads... sheesh!
It may sound good, but then you have to deal with the weirdo roommates...
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Yesterday I saw this graph in the NYTimes:
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On the bright side (no pun intended) the numbers are better then what they used to be (does anyone have the numbers from the 2000 election?)
Then today I read this.
Sheesh!
I'm not going to say anything more ...
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