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Check facebook, and there is no merrihew
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My wife checked her facebook, and there is no Merrihew on it.
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How many times does a manufacturer have to try and repair a vehicle before you have a valid Lemon Law claim?
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It didn't help that the graphic didn't show up the first time I saw the post.
Sing Sing Correctional Facility (Ossining, NY) - Class of 2002
(I'm reminded of Charlie Sheen's answer in the movie "Major League." When asked where he had played basball previously, I believe his answer was "California Penal.) Loved that movie!
the one and the only ...shoulda woulda coulda been National Championship
University of Georgia
Bulldogs
Go DAWGS wuff wuff wuff
class of '87
Stupid BCS
People have asked me if its a two year school. I just say, "Look at your $10 bill." It is a place where it taught me how to think, speak and write. I learned just as much outside as I did inside a classroom. I can't ask for any more than that out of an undergrad.
Ben Franklin University 86
Yikes - I just realized that Pace Institute was renamed Ben Franklin University. It's what we called University of Pennsylvania back when I went to school there! NYU grad 88.
No, I think that would be me:
Cornell, B.S., '81,
Univ of Wisc, M.S., '84
Univ of NE - Omaha, B.S. #2, '88
Univ of Co - M.S. #2 - '90
Univ of Co - Ph.D. - '94
Up until about '94, I had no life outside of school
- Nick
X2
THE
Ohio State University - 1997 - Go BUCKS !!!!
BA in Journalism
American Film Institute [
AFI
] - 2005
MFA in Directing
(Also born and bred in New York, but live in LA now.)
B
University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill. Go Heels!
(I also went to a certain school 8 miles down the road for my MBA, but we don't say that school's name out loud in my house).
The FIRST state university. And multi-national-champs (b-ball, of course)
UNC Chapel Hill '80
best years of my life
Oohhh...that's a FOUR letter word in our house too!
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Seeing as how St. Lawrence was at least tied for the most expensive college for at least 2 of the last 5 or 6 years....Yes!
I know this because I just put two through college (Miami of Ohio and St. John Fisher).
APTerr Union '79 Delta Upsilon...DU
BA University of California at Santa Barbara '71
MDiv Chicago Theological Seminary '76
MBA Michigan State '89
PhD University of Illinois at Chicago '98
Teach at Washington University St. Louis
Hey, you got that right
Seriously, though, 2 of those degrees I did while I was on active duty in the USAF, so I guess that counts as the "real world" to some degree.. For all the others, I either got a scholarship (AFROTC), or was on research assistantship/teaching assistantships, so I worked my way through - its a living, just not a very good one.
As long as you don't mind living cheaply, going to school is not a bad life. No Porsche's on a TA's salary, though .. eventually I got tired of being poor and had to join the real world
I still think about going back for another degree from time to time - maybe get a 2nd PhD to even it out.. when I do, my wife looks like she's about to murder me..
- Nick
What do you do Ben? I'm the CIO for a finance company in MN. It's cold here but nothing like ND. It was a good place to grow up though. And, oddly enough, UND had a great computer science program in the early 80s.
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Barn996, I had one of those trips to the DU at Colorado, Bolder. My College friends who were not DU's used to say "You can't spell drunk without DU". We would reply.."oh yeah well you can't spell Dumb without DU either"!
'78 Ohio State Univ. - BA (including 6 yr escape)
'82 Univ. of Iowa - MA
'87 Univ. of Iowa - Ph.D. (including 2 yr escape)
(kept dropping out of school for years at a time to work)
LOL!
New York Med . . . (OK, Kindergarten - Med School in Westchester County --
not necessarily by choice -- just 'played the hand I was dealt')...
But I could be a 'poster child' for the County...'me thinks'. . .
. . . and
Phi Delta Epsilon
(Charter Member)... a 'few' lifetimes ago! . . . Or, so it seems!
Sailor Doc,
presently in the Conch Republic
What year is she? My daughter's a freshman. My wife checked her facebook, and there is no Merrihew on it.
She's having such a good time, it makes me want to go back!
Phil, is it really true that Moses presented you a diploma engraved on a stone tablet?
Guys, I can say that because, as Phil already knows, I am older than dirt.
With winter descending upon us here in SE Pennsylvania, my S4 laid up in the shop for over a week, now on it's 3rd attempt at transmission repair (and my looking very closely into PA Lemon Laws), I feel more like a plucked chicken than a spring chicken. Maybe I just need a vacation, since the next step from a plucked chicken is a fried chicken.
Although slightly OT, here is the PA Lemon Law requirement:
How many times does a manufacturer have to try and repair a vehicle before you have a valid Lemon Law claim?
Generally the answer is
3 attempts
. If the manufacturer cannot remedy the defect after three attempts, then the car may be deemed a lemon. Another scenario for gaining remedy is
if the vehicle is off the road for 30 or more days because of a defect that is attributable to the manufacturer.
Here's a website with details:
http://www.mylemon.com/pennsylvania-lemon-law.php#2
Southern Methodist University, Bachelors Social Sciences '95 Major Sociology, Minor History
Previously attended University of Oklahoma, memeber of Sigma Nu...very entertaining but a lot of "distractions".
Currently enrolled in Graduate Finance Program at SMU...what was I thinking?
BYU and now University of Mary Washington, but at this time of the year, I bleed
Carolina blue
. We are going to hang a few more banners this year in the Dean Dome!
