Where to move my young family from the UK - Wisconsin, South Carolina or Georgia????

[Bitey]

Originally Posted by ClemVegas

Every city has hospitals and other things mentioned.

The OP never mentioned anything about working at a university.

SC and Ga are better for attending football games due to the climate.

Clemson in SC is right next to a lake and has the state botanical gardens

You asked a question and I answered it with specific examples. Now you're just being argumentative.

[ClemVegas]

Or I am expressing my opinions on your points and you don't like that.

[Bitey]

Originally Posted by ClemVegas

Or I am expressing my opinions on your points and you don't like that.

Yeah, that's not an argumentative response at all.

If you want to have a discussion, I'm game. If you want to have an argument just to argue, find someone else to have it with. I'm out.

[ClemVegas]

Originally Posted by Bitey

Yeah, that's not an argumentative response at all.

If you want to have a discussion, I'm game. If you want to have an argument just to argue, find someone else to have it with. I'm out.

You are projecting your personality onto me.

I expressed opinions, same as you

[ipaper]

Now Now, lets be nice in front our guest who wants to move to America.

[ClemVegas]

Are you saying I am not being nice because I posted opinions on here

Was it an insult to point out you don't need a university to get medical care

[ipaper]

Greenville is really nice also op.

[ABQConvict]

Originally Posted by ClemVegas

Are you saying I am not being nice because I posted opinions on here

Was it an insult to point out you don't need a university to get medical care

Your opinions are based on spurious claims. Maybe you have never lived in a city with a major university, but they are more than just closed off campuses restrcited to students, they are a part of the community providing a large array af amenities to residents and visitors alike: museums, concert halls, libraries, park-like surroundings with multiple recreational opportunities, even restaurants.

I live right near a university and on a weekly basis, touring Broadway productions and symphonic companies, ballet and other dance productions, etc. attract huge crowds of almost entirely community members with no formal association with the university. Add in sports, swimming, lecture series, and so on and a large university is a vital living component intertwined with the city that houses it. It is not some locked off ivory tower.