Does anyone happen to remember this colorful piece about Wesleyan written for U.S. News and World Report by columnist John Leo? It's really a priceless portrait of my dear alma mater, and I would like to share it with generations to come. Leo writes: 

 

"In the fall of 2000, I prom

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The US News & World Report released their college rankings this week, and Harvard took the top spot, ending Princeton’s twelve-year reign at number one.

 

Princeton isn’t taking it lying down, however. The Ivy League intends to reclaim its former glory by releasing more and more –

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The potential veeps' alma maters tell you everything you need to know about their political chances.

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Who's better than who and who wasted four years at a sub par school? Find out after the jump.

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Could that perfect score Princeton receives every year in the US News and World Report be the source of all the problems with America's education system? Education activists think so.

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Every year, students apply for financial aid to help pay for college. Loans usually make up a good chunk of the package. For those of you who are waiting for your packages for the 2008-2009 school year: prepare for the worst.

According to an article in the Los Angeles Times, the federal government is plan... MORE »

Or to be more specific, "The blog's rudimentary use of the Paint tool is priceless. "

Awe, shucks, US News.  WiscOTR was unaware the 2-minute masterpieces were amusing to anyone other than ourselves.  Anyway, if you are so inclined and share our love of th... MORE »

"Vanderbilt does good despite low rankings," claims the headline of the Hustler Editorial Board's column on InsideVandy. Okay, so let's start off sounding desperate, why don't we?

The editorial, after justifying why Vanderbilt would be ranked so low, closes on a note of triumph (ma... MORE »

Break out your foam fingers, boys and girls, 'cause we've got ourselves a winner.

Princeton was ranked # 1 University by US News and World Report, famous for its college ranking system, for the second year in a row. It's possible that the hot, if we do say so ourselves, combination of orange and black, campus tigers, ... MORE »