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It encompasses many colleges and programs, spread throughout the five boroughs. [[CCNY]], Baruch College, Hunter College, and Queens College are among its best. | It encompasses many colleges and programs, spread throughout the five boroughs. [[CCNY]], Baruch College, Hunter College, and Queens College are among its best. | ||
| − | It also prominently advertises its best professors and students on the [[subway]], a practice that Columbia has sadly yet to embrace. | + | It also prominently advertises its best professors and students on the [[subway]], a practice that Columbia has sadly yet to embrace. The likely explanation is that certain universities don't need to advertise.<ref>http://www.collegehumor.com/video:1812947</ref> |
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Revision as of 09:36, 2 May 2008
The City University of New York is New York City's state school.
It encompasses many colleges and programs, spread throughout the five boroughs. CCNY, Baruch College, Hunter College, and Queens College are among its best.
It also prominently advertises its best professors and students on the subway, a practice that Columbia has sadly yet to embrace. The likely explanation is that certain universities don't need to advertise.[1]
