Pacific National University

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  1. bgossett

    bgossett New Member

    Pacific National University

    Another WAUC-accredited non-wonderful. Office address is in New Jersey.

    So we have Atlantic National with a mailing address in California and Pacific National with a New Jersey address. Does this mean that when Arctic National is located it will have a Florida address?
     
  2. Dennis Ruhl

    Dennis Ruhl member

    Northcentral in Arizona?

    Tip - don't enroll in their geography program.
     
  3. uncle janko

    uncle janko member

    Quit whining, Dennis. How do you think the ol' Carpathian feels about Transylvania University (RA) being in Kentucky?
     
  4. John Bear

    John Bear Senior Member

    And of course there's California State University in Pennsylvania, but Pennsylvania State University is not in California, although it may well be asked to leave Pennsylvania if their football team doesn't improve.
     
  5. BillDayson

    BillDayson New Member

    That must be especially hard to stomach (do Carpathians burp blood?) on Halloween.

    Transylvania University is kind of cool. As every Carpathian knows, its name is Latin for 'the other side of the woods', in this case the Appalachian Mountains. It was founded in 1780 when a land company was trying to open up what was then the western frontier. (The company's chief scout was Daniel Boone.) The region was known at the time as Transylvania and was subsequently admitted to the Union in 1792 as the State of Kentucky. 'Transy' as it's called was America's 16th university and was the country's first university located west of the Appalachians.

    Transy is proud that "George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, and Aaron Burr were early supporters. Henry Clay was a law professor and a member of Transylvania's board of trustees. Among other distinguished alumni are Stephen Austin, Cassius M. Clay, two U.S. vice presidents, a Supreme Court justice, 50 U.S. senators, 101 U.S. representatives, 36 governors, and 34 ambassadors."

    http://www.transy.edu/about/content/history.asp
     
  6. BillDayson

    BillDayson New Member

    It's probably time to inform the Russians that Moscow is in Idaho.
     
  7. uncle janko

    uncle janko member

    I knew that. Some of my non-Carpathian forbears were related by marriage to Henry Clay and ran a school in early 19th c. Lexington.

    Burp blood? Eeuww. Not since I got rid of my ulcer.

    Stuffed cabbage + tuica = pure fumes from both ends and occasionally the left ear.

    Boy is this thread off the rails...

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    To make matters worse, California University of Pennsylvania (no "State") offers "online sexual harassment training." Isn't there quite enough sexual harassment already without using DL?
     
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  8. Dennis Ruhl

    Dennis Ruhl member

    Probably feel the same way most Transylvanians did when they woke up one morning to find out they were Romanians.
     
  9. John Bear

    John Bear Senior Member

    Bill Dayson: It's probably time to inform the Russians that Moscow is in Idaho.

    John: Not quite yet, please. When we were in Siberia a couple of years ago, we visited an incredibly remote Old Believers village on Lake Baikal. In this village of 500, there was an American ecologist who had come there with the Peace Corps 20 years ago, and stayed. He was working on a DL Master's degree from the University of Idaho, funded by the Siberian government because, he believed, his degree was coming from Moscow.
     
  10. Rich Douglas

    Rich Douglas Well-Known Member

    I just want to know what the Magi were doing in Pennsylvania.
     
  11. Dave Wagner

    Dave Wagner Active Member

    And there is Indiana University of Pennsylvania, too. Which reminds me of a saying of my Dad, who graduated from Penn State, by the way. He used to say that Pennsylvania was the only place where Indiana could play football against California, win, and then nobody would think it was unusual... :)

    Dave
     
  12. Guest

    Guest Guest

    Waiting for the sun to rise; they were astrologers, after all. Perhaps they came to foreordain Richard Schweiker's selection by Ronald Reagan as his choice for the VP slot if RR received the 1976 GOP Pres. nod! Or, maybe yet, they wanted to convert from Zoroastrianism to Quakerism or they were simply hungry after such a long journey and were acutally looking for Hershey! :D
     
  13. MichaelR

    MichaelR Member

    If we are going to do that we should tell the French that Paris is in Texas.
     

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