UAA vs. UAF

[globetraveler]

Originally Posted by RayinAK

I guess that you just can't get it: the programs you have mentioned are here for a reason. Take for example, physics and math. What is used for the research of space? Isn't UAF in a perfect place to study the wide open space of the interior? Then lets talk about engineers: a lot of them are hired right here upon graduating. Some are hired by the the largest gold mines and oil companies in Alaska. The Physics Department at UAF is quite large, and the observatory right on top of the GI is located quite high overlooking the interior, several hundred feet above Fairbanks.

Quit trying to argue with logic. It's too cold in Fairbanks in the winter and the city is smaller than Anchorage, therefore there is no reason to have a university there.

[RayinAK]

Originally Posted by globetraveler

Quit trying to argue with logic. It's too cold in Fairbanks in the winter and the city is smaller than Anchorage, therefore there is no reason to have a university there.

Got it. Thanks

[globetraveler]

Originally Posted by IL2AK4job

I fully expected to see something about sports.. well played..

I was thinking is was going to be a Hockey/Gov cup discussion for the UAA -vs- UAF games in late Feb.

[highlife2]

Originally Posted by freezengirl

No the only thing irrelavent here is your off topic contributions to the questions the OP had. Get a grip!

This is a UAA vs UAF thread.