User talk:JeffTL
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UNO
[edit]US News (they do that widely-read college ratings/rankings every year) list UNO as a Suburban Campus. It doesn't fit with MY definition of suburban either, but then 60th & Dodge isn't exactly downtown. So, that why I labeled it as suburban. I suppose that compared to some big city campus it does appear rather suburban. It is surrounded by residential areas and parks for the most part despite its proximity to 72nd & Dodge.
Boys Town Copy-and-Paste move
[edit]It's not good to move pages by copy-and-paste. I agree the page should be moved, but you should use "Move This Page" feature, as it preserves the edit history of the page itself. :) -- Decumanus | Talk 17:10, 16 Apr 2004 (UTC)
- Sorry about that, now I know better :) Thanks Jeff Anonymous 00:41, 26 Oct 2004 (UTC)
You beat me to ROT13
[edit]Yeah, some dumb*ss vandals messed with the page. I logged in to fix it and you had beaten me to it. Oh, well! :-)
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