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Reader Comments (2)
Posted by: Eugene at 05/07/2009 07:00:02 PM
Absolutely DUMB...What was the selection criteria? Why not list Bloomington, IN as a small college town? Or such villages as Boston and New York, with a collection of colleges, and the activities that you cited as part of college towns, every day?
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