Difference between revisions of "Georgetown University"
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| − | '''Georgetown University''' is an ostensibly Catholic institution located in [[w:Washington, DC]], which didn't even exist when [[King's College]] was founded. Georgetown considers itself elite because it has some pseudo-academic degree programs in such newfangled topics as "Foreign Service", and because it graduated a [[w:president]]. Its claim to have trumped Columbia with the latter, though, will probably [[Barack Obama|not last long]]. | + | '''Georgetown University''' is an ostensibly Catholic institution located in [[w:Washington, DC|Washington, DC]], which didn't even exist when [[King's College]] was founded. Georgetown considers itself elite because it has some pseudo-academic degree programs in such newfangled topics as "Foreign Service", and because it graduated a [[w:Bill Clinton|president]]. Its claim to have trumped Columbia with the latter, though, will probably [[Barack Obama|not last long]]. |
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Revision as of 16:20, 10 August 2008
Georgetown University is an ostensibly Catholic institution located in Washington, DC, which didn't even exist when King's College was founded. Georgetown considers itself elite because it has some pseudo-academic degree programs in such newfangled topics as "Foreign Service", and because it graduated a president. Its claim to have trumped Columbia with the latter, though, will probably not last long.
