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Ames and Iowa City are among the rankings of the smartest cities in the country!
The Smartest Cities In America - Yahoo! Real Estate Ames is at no. 6. ![]() And Iowa City is at no. 10 ![]() Once again, congratulations! I've always thought Iowans were pretty smart.. ![]()
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Last edited by Synopsis : 02-08-2008 at 07:47 PM. |
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Go Iowa! Although, I'm a little embarrassed that Ames beat us.
![]() I also saw that Boulder and Ft. Collins, CO were on the list, which is interesting. I've always thought that Iowa was a lot like Colorado in that Iowa City/Iowa really resembles Boulder/Colorado and Ames/Iowa State really resembles Ft. Collins/Colorado State. Anyone else who's been there get the same idea? |
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I was thinking we resembled Kansas a little more, with KU being the liberal college town and Manhattan being the more staid ag/tech school. I suppose there's probably a lot of places like that. Michigan comes to mind with MSU and U of M too.
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