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RE: Buffalo back to being Buffalo.
(04-30-2016 08:45 PM)ZippyRulz Wrote:  
(04-30-2016 01:49 PM)Schadenfreude Wrote:  
(04-30-2016 11:20 AM)ZippyRulz Wrote:  You'd think they would want to try to make a connection with the ginormous NYC population..

It could have helped in Rochester and Syracuse maybe, but New York City is distant. Akron is closer to Washington, D.C., than Buffalo is to New York.

The point is the (same) state affiliation.

The point was that UB is the largest more comprehensive university in the State of New York. UB gets more students from the 5 boroughs than from Western New York and more international students then the rest of SUNY combined.
05-01-2016 09:29 PM
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