Storrs could be really nice if they did things right.
I'd invite you to visit the Mansfield Town Council and bring up your ideas.
Storrs could be really nice if they did things right.
Can some of you leave the NE and realize there is a whole world out there that isn't Storrs, CT? Everything is through the lens of UConn > everything else. Next someone is going to tell you UConn engineering is elite compared to the rest of the country.
Storrs > Ann Arbor because of it's proximity to Boston and New York....“You have to consider the proximity to MIT”
And the farmers daughter(s)And farming.....
3.5 hours Bloomington to ChicagoYou get the point how you're never really far from civilization in the Northeast, right? The idea that Storrs is in the middle of nowhere is one of the stranger things and is usually said by people who really only know the Northeast.
If you told someone from Indiana that the Storrs area was farm country and they actually saw it they would laugh.
Elite? Not so much, but certainly not horrible.Next someone is going to tell you UConn engineering is elite compared to the rest of the country.
Elite? Not so much, but certainly not horrible.
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I am aim to please. Someone needs to give some balance to our resident Eeyore. Congrats on stepping into that role in the post Whaler/Jimmy era.I knew someone would do it. I suppose I'm not shocked it was you.
I am aim to please. Someone needs to give some balance to our resident Eeyore. Congrats on stepping into that role in the post Whaler/Jimmy era.
So uh, do you think that UConn "is bad" at being ranked the 75th doctoral level engineering program in the country? I'm not sure about the point you are trying to make.Says the guy who said Uconn "isn't that bad" at engineering tied for 75th in the country. I'm didn't step into any role, don't name call to change the subject.
Wow this thread devolved into typical BY bickering. Over nothing. Please people.
Are you though? In Storrs, you have the university ag dept so there are fields and cattle, but once you leave Storrs, not so much. Corn fields? Not so much.
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