my friend is definately watching the whole thing... AND we have graduation 2morrow!!!! :eek: <img src="graemlins/surprised.gif" border="0" alt="[Surprised]" /> :eek: <img src="graemlins/surprised.gif" border="0" alt="[Surprised]" />
im being completely serious... he is a soccer nut... (actually, a little of topic, but his father's name is Anders )
<strong>my friend is definately watching the whole thing... AND we have graduation 2morrow!!!!
im being completely serious... he is a soccer nut... (actually, a little of topic, but his father's name is Anders )</strong><hr></blockquote>
IF he was my son he was grounded until he had graduated college or university or whatever it is called over at "your place" <img src="graemlins/bugeye.gif" border="0" alt="[Skeptical]" />
EDIT: What IS the difference between college and university in US <img src="confused.gif" border="0">
<strong>IF he was my son he was grounded until he had graduated college or university or whatever it is called over at "your place" <img src="graemlins/bugeye.gif" border="0" alt="[Skeptical]" /> </strong><hr></blockquote>
yeah it is a little weird that his parents let him stay up last night to watch the game... but whatever, graduation is at 6PM so we have time... oh and from his away message it looks as though france lost... does anyone know a link where I can get this info? (not much of a soccer nut... )
<strong> [quote]EDIT: What IS the difference between college and university in US </strong><hr></blockquote>
College and University are basically the same thing, but the difference is that a University is made up of different colleges.. for example at New York University there is the [quote]
> College of Arts and Science
>\tCollege of Dentistry
>\tCourant Institute of Mathematical Sciences
>\tFaculty of Arts and Science
>\tGallatin School of Individualized Study
>\tGraduate School of Arts and Science
>\tInstitute of Fine Arts
>\tLeonard N. Stern School of Business (i wanted to go here... oh well :hmm: )
>\tRobert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service
>\tSchool of Continuing and Professional Studies
>\tSchool of Law
>\tSchool of Medicine
>\tShirley M. Ehrenkranz School of Social Work
>\tThe Steinhardt School of Education
>\tTisch School of the Arts
<hr></blockquote>
but the weird thing is that some colleges ALSO do this for example BC has [quote]
> College of Arts & Sciences
> Graduate School of Arts & Sciences
> Carroll School of Management (I am going here next year, )
> Lynch School of Education
> School of Nursing
> Graduate School of Social Work
> Boston College Law School
> College of Advancing Studies <hr></blockquote>
So in short, I have no clue what the difference between colleges and universities <img src="graemlins/embarrassed.gif" border="0" alt="[Embarrassed]" /> hehehe... oh well
EDIT: What IS the difference between college and university in US
Andrers,
I was preparing an answer to this question but discovered so many inconsistencies in the use of the term "college" that I stopped. Most people use the terms interchangably, but I always considered a college to be narrower in focus, and often a unit within a university. However, this doesn't always hold true, e.g., Dartmouth College.
College and University are generally used interchangeably.
It's supposed to be a differentiation based upon size of the institution, and whether or not it has multiple focused 'schools' or 'colleges' within it (this would make a university)
however, there are exceptions (dartmouth being the most notable, but the only reason they kept it is so they can say they're the oldest college in the US)
Back on topic, i've found that spanish language TV in the US is replaying the games during a normal timeframe (i'm watching the France game right now)
However, I guess you need to get the spanish channels to see them at normal time.
It kind of sucks that I know they lost already too.
Where's Powerdoc when you need him? Off crying in the corner?
Luckily on mainland Europe the first matches are at 8.30. It´s gonna be a pain during the week though. I have flexible times though so I hope to be able to manage around the matches I want to see. There are, of course, always the ones that are not interesting to me to be working
I will not be able to see the match because i work. Don't have any regret today, the France soccer team lose against Senegal. Without Zidane the french team is a puppy.
This is going to be a tough Cup to watch. Virtually every start time is between 1 am and 5 am CDT. EEEesh. I'll watch some of the late night games, but not the super-early ones. I can't get up before 8 to save my life most mornings (since I'm always up late).
Right now the only game I see myself trying to wake up for is June 7 - England vs. Argentina on ESPN2 (6:25 CDT) That game has drama written all over it - even for a soccer match.
<strong>Right now the only game I see myself trying to wake up for is June 7 - England vs. Argentina on ESPN2 (6:25 CDT) That game has drama written all over it - even for a soccer match.</strong><hr></blockquote>
That one sounds really good, I'd love to see the British get their "arses" kicked. But is Argentina still relying on Batistuta, or do they have any up and coming scorers, 'cause he's past his prime...
That one sounds really good, I'd love to see the British get their "arses" kicked. But is Argentina still relying on Batistuta, or do they have any up and coming scorers, 'cause he's past his prime...</strong><hr></blockquote>
They also have Hernan Crespo, who's pretty damn good. I believe his club team is Lazio in Italy. By most of the accounts I've read, Argentina is a favorite to get to the final four.
The games that start at 5:30 are great for me. I wake up at 6:00, watch the end of the first half, at half-time i take a bath and then I watch the second half while having breakfast. The school bus arrives at 7:30 a few minutes after the game ends.
I won't be able to watch the games tomorrow morning though, I have my SATs.
They also have Hernan Crespo, who's pretty damn good. I believe his club team is Lazio in Italy. By most of the accounts I've read, Argentina is a favorite to get to the final four.</strong><hr></blockquote>
Crespo kicks major ass, yes he does play for lazio... gotta love fifa 2001 !!!
Crespo kicks major ass, yes he does play for lazio... gotta love fifa 2001 !!! </strong><hr></blockquote>
You have no idea how many hours my roommate and I wasted playing that game last year. Started w/Fifa 98, then he bought 2001 later in the year, but we always played the same teams: Netherlands vs. Manchester United. Good times.
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im being completely serious... he is a soccer nut... (actually, a little of topic, but his father's name is Anders
oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo ooooooooooooo (takes a deep breath) oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo oooo
ooooooooooooooooooooooooaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaal!! !!!!!
[ 05-31-2002: Message edited by: Outsider ]</p>
- T.I.
<strong>Next you will be asking if I am going to watch F1?
- T.I.</strong><hr></blockquote>
Stop pretending Installer. We all know your the president of UK's Ferrari fanclub
[ 05-31-2002: Message edited by: kelib ]</p>
[quote]Originally posted by Paul:
<strong>my friend is definately watching the whole thing... AND we have graduation 2morrow!!!!
im being completely serious... he is a soccer nut... (actually, a little of topic, but his father's name is Anders
IF he was my son he was grounded until he had graduated college or university or whatever it is called over at "your place"
EDIT: What IS the difference between college and university in US <img src="confused.gif" border="0">
[ 05-31-2002: Message edited by: Anders ]</p>
<strong>IF he was my son he was grounded until he had graduated college or university or whatever it is called over at "your place"
yeah it is a little weird that his parents let him stay up last night to watch the game... but whatever, graduation is at 6PM so we have time... oh and from his away message it looks as though france lost... does anyone know a link where I can get this info? (not much of a soccer nut... )
<strong> [quote]EDIT: What IS the difference between college and university in US
College and University are basically the same thing, but the difference is that a University is made up of different colleges.. for example at New York University there is the [quote]
> College of Arts and Science
>\tCollege of Dentistry
>\tCourant Institute of Mathematical Sciences
>\tFaculty of Arts and Science
>\tGallatin School of Individualized Study
>\tGraduate School of Arts and Science
>\tInstitute of Fine Arts
>\tLeonard N. Stern School of Business (i wanted to go here... oh well :hmm: )
>\tRobert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service
>\tSchool of Continuing and Professional Studies
>\tSchool of Law
>\tSchool of Medicine
>\tShirley M. Ehrenkranz School of Social Work
>\tThe Steinhardt School of Education
>\tTisch School of the Arts
<hr></blockquote>
but the weird thing is that some colleges ALSO do this for example BC has [quote]
> College of Arts & Sciences
> Graduate School of Arts & Sciences
> Carroll School of Management (I am going here next year,
> Lynch School of Education
> School of Nursing
> Graduate School of Social Work
> Boston College Law School
> College of Advancing Studies <hr></blockquote>
So in short, I have no clue what the difference between colleges and universities
Andrers,
I was preparing an answer to this question but discovered so many inconsistencies in the use of the term "college" that I stopped. Most people use the terms interchangably, but I always considered a college to be narrower in focus, and often a unit within a university. However, this doesn't always hold true, e.g., Dartmouth College.
It's supposed to be a differentiation based upon size of the institution, and whether or not it has multiple focused 'schools' or 'colleges' within it (this would make a university)
however, there are exceptions (dartmouth being the most notable, but the only reason they kept it is so they can say they're the oldest college in the US)
Back on topic, i've found that spanish language TV in the US is replaying the games during a normal timeframe (i'm watching the France game right now)
However, I guess you need to get the spanish channels to see them at normal time.
It kind of sucks that I know they lost already too.
Where's Powerdoc when you need him? Off crying in the corner?
In your FACE France!!!
ha ha! It was a pleasure to see the arrogant French get schooled.
<strong>Wooo Hooooo!!
In your FACE France!!!
ha ha! It was a pleasure to see the arrogant French get schooled.</strong><hr></blockquote>
I am glad, to see you so happy
Right now the only game I see myself trying to wake up for is June 7 - England vs. Argentina on ESPN2 (6:25 CDT) That game has drama written all over it - even for a soccer match.
<strong>Right now the only game I see myself trying to wake up for is June 7 - England vs. Argentina on ESPN2 (6:25 CDT) That game has drama written all over it - even for a soccer match.</strong><hr></blockquote>
That one sounds really good, I'd love to see the British get their "arses" kicked. But is Argentina still relying on Batistuta, or do they have any up and coming scorers, 'cause he's past his prime...
<strong>
That one sounds really good, I'd love to see the British get their "arses" kicked. But is Argentina still relying on Batistuta, or do they have any up and coming scorers, 'cause he's past his prime...</strong><hr></blockquote>
They also have Hernan Crespo, who's pretty damn good. I believe his club team is Lazio in Italy. By most of the accounts I've read, Argentina is a favorite to get to the final four.
I won't be able to watch the games tomorrow morning though, I have my SATs.
Ok, back to practice now.
<strong>
They also have Hernan Crespo, who's pretty damn good. I believe his club team is Lazio in Italy. By most of the accounts I've read, Argentina is a favorite to get to the final four.</strong><hr></blockquote>
Crespo kicks major ass, yes he does play for lazio... gotta love fifa 2001 !!!
<strong>
Crespo kicks major ass, yes he does play for lazio... gotta love fifa 2001 !!!
You have no idea how many hours my roommate and I wasted playing that game last year. Started w/Fifa 98, then he bought 2001 later in the year, but we always played the same teams: Netherlands vs. Manchester United. Good times.