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Comment on Is there any man called Mr. Fred Godwin at the Royal Bank of Scotland International, Scotland-Edinburg? by Janice

Janice — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 21:57:59 +0000

There used to be. He was forced into early retirement by the government because he was responsible for failure of the bank. There was a lot on the news about this. I'm surprised that you don't know.
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Comment on Is there any man called Mr. Fred Godwin at the Royal Bank of Scotland International, Scotland-Edinburg? by wizjp

wizjp — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 21:28:59 +0000

If he contacted you by e-mail; it's a scam
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Comment on Are the arts institute or the International academy of design and technology-? by Uber_Dweeb123

Uber_Dweeb123 — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 21:13:59 +0000

I go to the Art Institutes International Minnesota in Minneapolis and am absolutely loving it. Now I go for a Graphic Design major, but I hear people are very, very happy with the Interior Design program. It could vary from school to school, especially with Ai. Take the Chicago school for example, it is a detailed more towards Culinary, while the LA school is more for Fashion Design. The Philadelphia School is more of an Animation school, and that’s a traditional medium (pencil / pen and paper) animation.

I will not lie, Ai is expensive, but I’m very happy with the school itself.

On a side-note, have you checked out the U of Washington, and their Interior Design program? What about Digipenn, they’re a HUGELY renowned school for any type of art. If your willing, I would even think UCLA, they’re very famous for many of their liberal degree’s.

If your interested, tour the school(s), and see what you like / dislike about the school. On an off day, go into the school and sit in during a class, or talk with the professors / students there. See if you can get hold of some alumnae from any of the schools your looking to going to.

Me personally, I’m in frequent contact with a designer from the Philadelphia School who works with Cartoon Network right now, and he’s responsible for a lot of the story-boarding / animation on the television show Chowder. I have also talked to more then a couple alumnae who have hit it off big. It’s taught me more then a couple things about the school, and the one main thing is that it will make you earn that degree. It is not easy. Remember that.

Good luck in your decisions.
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Ai MN student in the Graphic Design program.

Comment on how would some one go about opening and international level MBA college in INDIA? by SNAP Guru Ved

SNAP Guru Ved — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 21:02:59 +0000

You need to learn from an International University to know how to startup a International college…

The MBA curriculum also includes entrepreneurship development…
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Comment on Is there any man called Mr. Fred Godwin at the Royal Bank of Scotland International, Scotland-Edinburg? by Andrea

Andrea — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 20:49:59 +0000

If you can tell us why you are asking this question, we can give you better answers. If this is someone who has been emailing you & you have no dealings with this bank, then I would guess you are being scammed & you should not give them any information. You can find more information at scamwarners.org. Good luck.
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Comment on Which SUNY college its better to go for International Relations or Communication Studies? by FutureMrs

FutureMrs — Sat, 06 Mar 2010 21:04:59 +0000

Well as a Plattsburgh State alumni I am obvious going to tell you to head to P-burgh! Plattsburgh is full of diversity and has a large amount of diversity programs and activities with students from all over the world. While Plattsburgh is a small city there is a lot to do. There are Always Friday and Saturday night activities on campus that are free as well as activities downtown as well. You will also be just a ferry ride to Vermont, which has great things to do on the weekend. You will also be about 45 minutes to an hour from Lake Placid (home of the 1980 Olympics) as well as a 2 hour drive from the state capital. The academic programs at Plattsburgh, like all state schools are challenging with supportive faculty in small classes. I transferred there myself and I was welcomed from the first day and had many opportunities to get adjusted. If you like sports, there are many teams as well as intramural teams, open gym times, swimming and clubs. Hockey is huge in p-burgh and the annual Oswego vs Plattsburgh game is a blast. If you have any other questions feel free to email me at mel_guard05@msn.com
Good luck and go Cards!
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Comment on In modern time,have women contributed as equally as Men in Scientific and Tecnical fields as Feminists claims? by I Am Too Sexy

I Am Too Sexy — Fri, 05 Mar 2010 03:17:59 +0000

i agree that men dominant these fields because men are more interest in discovering things and knowing how things work,women on the other hand they are not bad at science they are just not interested because they just want to do different things,but also getting beck to the feminist statement that said that both men and women contribute equally in science we all know its a lie,and what do you expect have you ever met a feminist that told the truth,all these feminist will always try to down play men's achievements anytime men dominate something and they will glorify something and practically rub it in the faces of men anytime a woman achieves something
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Comment on In modern time,have women contributed as equally as Men in Scientific and Tecnical fields as Feminists claims? by Norman Bates

Norman Bates — Fri, 05 Mar 2010 02:44:59 +0000

Surely scientific cures are a team effort? As for there not being many female scientists it's probably the same reason that there are very few fighter pilots, it doesn't appeal to them and they choose not to do it as a career. If a female complains that they are being blocked from doing it, now there's another matter.
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Comment on In modern time,have women contributed as equally as Men in Scientific and Tecnical fields as Feminists claims? by Schadenfreudian

Schadenfreudian — Fri, 05 Mar 2010 02:28:59 +0000

Soooooo tired of the competition, the keeping score. It’s so useless and, ultimately, tragic. What’s becoming apparent is that those of us who are insane are yanking the strings of those who aren’t….or who aren’t yet.

Given the fact that within 10 seconds of an Andean earthquake the planet shifted its axis to measurably shorten each day, the rest of this stuff is like the nutcase antics reminiscent of the fools in Gulliver’s Travels.
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Comment on In modern time,have women contributed as equally as Men in Scientific and Tecnical fields as Feminists claims? by pepper

pepper — Fri, 05 Mar 2010 02:12:59 +0000

Sad to say, women have not contributed as much to the arts or sciences despite the opportunities given. Perhaps it's because many women get sidetracked too easily like arguing about whether the toilet seat should be left up or put down.
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