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Tag Archives: higher education
Where the Buffaloes roam
Here are some images of the University of Colorado (or CU in local jargon) taken over the past couple of days. I have long thought that Virginia Tech, Wake Forest, Washington & Lee, and Stanford were the handsomest college campuses, … Continue reading
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Tagged Boulder, buffaloes, colleges, Colorado, CU, education, higher education, schools, universities, University of Colorado
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