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Well Doc, our visit to U of I was cancelled due to “staffing issues”. How much would it cost to get a Doc led tour? (Note: jk)


I'd settle for a double bacon burger with fries at Murphy's.

Was that the place with Little Kings Thursdays? If so I loved that place. And the pizza place next door.


I feel like this is a setup for another chance for you to tell me how much UofI sucks.

No, that place and the pizza place next door were things I really enjoyed. And being in the room when my neighbor across the hall got drafted by Tampa. And he got a call from John McKay.

What was the name of the pizza place? Started with a D iirc.

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The thing that was interesting about Vanderbilt, and something I did not know when I was in HS, they just flat-out give you a lot of money.

So, yes, it's like $80k/year, but in the orientation visit they give you a scale based on your family income that tells you how much money they will give you if you are accepted.

My wife and I make a pretty good buck, but we would have gotten like $50k a year from college grants, discounts, whatever you want to call them to make it where it would be pretty much the same cost as UofI, more, but reasonably close.

I knew universities with large-endowments are their own countries but I just guess I didn't understand they give the money to everybody that goes there.


Same is true Doc about Ivy League schools.

Unless your parents are very wealthy, they through the money at you if they want you. A good friend of mine paid less at Dartmouth for two kids then he spent on Notre Dame and Resurrection High School for them.

And when you have multi billions in your endowment and aren't spending goo gabs of money on athletic programs they should.

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Regular Reader wrote:
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Well Doc, our visit to U of I was cancelled due to “staffing issues”. How much would it cost to get a Doc led tour? (Note: jk)


I'd settle for a double bacon burger with fries at Murphy's.

Was that the place with Little Kings Thursdays? If so I loved that place. And the pizza place next door.


I feel like this is a setup for another chance for you to tell me how much UofI sucks.

No, that place and the pizza place next door were things I really enjoyed. And being in the room when my neighbor across the hall got drafted by Tampa. And he got a call from John McKay.

What was the name of the pizza place? Started with a D iirc.


OK. There were a few bars that had Little Kings specials. But given your parameters that there was a pizza place (that was good) near it narrows it down to two in my mind in the time I know you would have been there.

1. White Horse Inn with Garcia's next to it. That would have been the one I would have thought for you because -

2. O'Malley's with Papa Del's pretty close. But you really don't seem like an O'Malley's guy. That's me. The place was a dump. You have more class than I do.

But it sounds like you are describing the O'Malley's / Papa Del's combo.

To make you feel old, all those places are gone and have been for years. Papa Del's moved about a mile away.

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 Post subject: Re: College Visits
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Option two.

I'd always heard that Papa Del's had a Gino's or Giordano's connection.

And now I feel even older :cry: :lol:

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Option two.

I'd always heard that Papa Del's had a Gino's or Giordano's connection.

And now I feel even older :cry: :lol:


Yeah, I kind of remember that too. They are still there. They just moved to a bigger place out by Memorial Stadium on Neil.

I get a few every year to bring back home. It is good.

I liked Garcia's too. Just different.

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 Post subject: Re: College Visits
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Option two.

I'd always heard that Papa Del's had a Gino's or Giordano's connection.

And now I feel even older :cry: :lol:


Yeah, I kind of remember that too. They are still there. They just moved to a bigger place out by Memorial Stadium on Neil.

I get a few every year to bring back home. It is good.

I liked Garcia's too. Just different.

I didn't really care for Garcia's and doubt that I went there after I hit Papa Del's. But I vaguely remember the White Horse.

And living in the old six pack I'd have loved the move.

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The thing that was interesting about Vanderbilt, and something I did not know when I was in HS, they just flat-out give you a lot of money.

So, yes, it's like $80k/year, but in the orientation visit they give you a scale based on your family income that tells you how much money they will give you if you are accepted.

My wife and I make a pretty good buck, but we would have gotten like $50k a year from college grants, discounts, whatever you want to call them to make it where it would be pretty much the same cost as UofI, more, but reasonably close.

I knew universities with large-endowments are their own countries but I just guess I didn't understand they give the money to everybody that goes there.

I'm sorry you're poor.

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 Post subject: Re: College Visits
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Who got drafted by Tampa?

Duwaune Smoot was in the news today (UofI guy on Jacksonville) for delivering their baby in an emergency. Whole family is good.

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The thing that was interesting about Vanderbilt, and something I did not know when I was in HS, they just flat-out give you a lot of money.

So, yes, it's like $80k/year, but in the orientation visit they give you a scale based on your family income that tells you how much money they will give you if you are accepted.

My wife and I make a pretty good buck, but we would have gotten like $50k a year from college grants, discounts, whatever you want to call them to make it where it would be pretty much the same cost as UofI, more, but reasonably close.

I knew universities with large-endowments are their own countries but I just guess I didn't understand they give the money to everybody that goes there.

I'm sorry you're poor.


Not as sorry as Vanderbilt was apparently.

Unless you are willing to give me $200,000.

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 Post subject: Re: College Visits
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Who got drafted by Tampa?

Duwaune Smoot was in the news today (UofI guy on Jacksonville) for delivering their baby in an emergency. Whole family is good.

FamILLy!

Mike Heaven. And his roommate was the preseason All American Clyde Swoope who got nailed for attempted cocaine smuggling in the July before I got there. It was eye opening to say the least.

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What is "attempted cocaine smuggling"?

Aren't you either smuggling it or not? Can you be arrested for making plans?

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What is "attempted cocaine smuggling"?

Aren't you either smuggling it or not? Can you be arrested for making plans?


Well consider that Swoope was allegedly trying to buy a kilo of cocaine that summer from an FBI informant. But he didn't get kicked out of the team, just suspended. I laugh every time he pops up on Mike Bellamy's threads.

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A kilo?

That's a lot of cocaine. Trust me, I know.

That's like a week.

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A kilo?

That's a lot of cocaine. Trust me, I know.

That's like a week.

Next time we get together I'll tell you the real stories.

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I never went on a college visit. I just took the easy way out and decided to go to NIU because a few buddies of mine where going there. I had the grades and test scores to go to a much better university. Same thing can be said for my MBA and JD degrees. "taking the easy way out" is how I've always lived my life. Sometimes I wonder where my life would be if I ever actually applied myself. In the end though I live a pretty comfortable lifestyle and had a lot of fun getting there.

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"great" University of Illinois.


I loved Pepperdine. It was beautiful but my parents and I -

1 - Didn't think I had any chance of affording it
2 - Couldn't go that far away

It's funny you mention a Cali school. Mine was Stanford. After my parents said no to West Point, they then turned around and said no to my next choice. They didn't think that I'd come back (I wouldn't have) and didn't think that I was mature enough to be so far away (I probably wasn't).


Every college-bound midwestern male must clock the picture in the brochure of the campus on the cliffs overlooking the Pacific and think "hmm, I'm gonna go to school in Cail; spend days tooling up and down the PCH in a Karmann Ghia, wearing an ascot, drinking pinot grigio and blasting Burt Bacharach". As though if we go to school in proximity to the beach in California only a matter of time until Carmen Electra or Halle Barry jogs up and offers to blow us right there on the beach. Might've been Farrah Fawcett or one or both of the Heathers for Doc and, dunno, Angie Dickinson? Angela Lansbury? (Mrs Jarvis / Samson Delilah era Lansbury) for Reader?

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Earlier this year, I took my son (HS Senior) on a road trip and we visited Ohio State and Purdue.

He wanted to see University of Georgia, which Michael Jordan's Geography would tell you that's a big deal for one school. So....we did looked at NC State, Clemson, and Georgia.

His new rankings
1. Georgia
2. Purdue
3. NC State
4. Clemson

My rankings (which don't matter)
1. Clemson
2. Georgia
3. Purdue
4. NC State

Maybe this should have been in the brag about something nobody cares about threads. Still....it was a fun time and I was able to see some great campuses. I'd be thrilled if he went to any of them.

Did you stop by UNC while you were at NC State? I'm not a fan of the NC State campus, it seems like a series of afterthoughts up against the State Fairgrounds. UNC has the more classic campus which makes sense given it's age.

UNC does have the better golf course (Lonnie Poole) if he's into that.

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"great" University of Illinois.


I loved Pepperdine. It was beautiful but my parents and I -

1 - Didn't think I had any chance of affording it
2 - Couldn't go that far away

It's funny you mention a Cali school. Mine was Stanford. After my parents said no to West Point, they then turned around and said no to my next choice. They didn't think that I'd come back (I wouldn't have) and didn't think that I was mature enough to be so far away (I probably wasn't).


Every college-bound midwestern male must clock the picture in the brochure of the campus on the cliffs overlooking the Pacific and think "hmm, I'm gonna go to school in Cail; spend days tooling up and down the PCH in a Karmann Ghia, wearing an ascot, drinking pinot grigio and blasting Burt Bacharach". As though if we go to school in proximity to the beach in California only a matter of time until Carmen Electra or Halle Barry jogs up and offers to blow us right there on the beach. Might've been Farrah Fawcett or one or both of the Heathers for Doc and, dunno, Angie Dickinson? Angela Lansbury? (Mrs Jarvis / Samson Delilah era Lansbury) for Reader?

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If you live in IL and your kid wants to be an engineer, I think UofI is the only choice. I’d suggest you persuade him - he’ll make friends, have fun, maybe see an entertaining basketball game or too (and have a couple shots of seeing OSU come through town to stomp his team).

Absent major financial aid, going out of state to a football school for a lesser degree may as well be going to a shitty liberal arts college. Tons of loans & unemployable is no way to go through life.

In short, UofI, Purdue (best out of state option)…all the rest.

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If you live in IL and your kid wants to be an engineer, I think UofI is the only choice. I’d suggest you persuade him - he’ll make friends, have fun, maybe see an entertaining basketball game or too (and have a couple shots of seeing OSU come through town to stomp his team).

Absent major financial aid, going out of state to a football school for a lesser degree may as well be going to a shitty liberal arts college. Tons of loans & unemployable is no way to go through life.

In short, UofI, Purdue (best out of state option)…all the rest.

Michigan, Wisconsin and Northwestern are all up there as well.

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What is "attempted cocaine smuggling"?

Aren't you either smuggling it or not? Can you be arrested for making plans?



Don’t try to make a connection in Mexico City. It’s a bad idea.


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What is "attempted cocaine smuggling"?

Aren't you either smuggling it or not? Can you be arrested for making plans?



Don’t try to make a connection in Mexico City. It’s a bad idea.


I couldn’t get into Mexico with a razor.

I’m sure that customs guy took it home since it was still in the package.

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If you live in IL and your kid wants to be an engineer, I think UofI is the only choice. I’d suggest you persuade him - he’ll make friends, have fun, maybe see an entertaining basketball game or too (and have a couple shots of seeing OSU come through town to stomp his team).

Absent major financial aid, going out of state to a football school for a lesser degree may as well be going to a shitty liberal arts college. Tons of loans & unemployable is no way to go through life.

In short, UofI, Purdue (best out of state option)…all the rest.

Michigan, Wisconsin and Northwestern are all up there as well.


Northwestern had a good one 25 years ago but I think it depends on what type of engineering you’re looking at. The economics are a touch different too I imagine.


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I got into both, chose Purdue because I felt like I knew too many people going to UofI and had a better feel on my Purdue visit, if that makes sense. Uof I can be douchey and I believe it's pretty heavy greek, Purdue wasn't at the time I don't know if that is the case now. If IL is where they will live after college it's a great network and you'll be close to college friends. Both are really great schools, most of the people I know have nice careers and what not but some are douchey.

From what I've heard UofI isn't giving out any money and I think vaccination is mandatory.


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Northwestern had a good one 25 years ago but I think it depends on what type of engineering you’re looking at. The economics are a touch different too I imagine.


Their rep is/was probably the best in the big 10 at least it was 25 years ago. It's a just a "smart" school.


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The best schools in the Big Ten are NW, Michigan, and Wisconsin in that order. But for engineering, UIUC and Purdue have very good reputations.

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Depends what the goal is; if it's educational merit, big-ass flagship southern universities top out at the level of directional midwestern universities. Purdue, Illinois heads and tails above any SEC/southern ACC school for quality of book learnin'. And if you're talking STEM or finance you'd have to go to MIT or CalTech or Carnegie-Mellon + a handful of others on the coasts to get access to a better regarded education in those fields than Purdue or Illinois.

But if you're looking to crush puss and pound brews without the distraction of rigorous course work, definitely head south.

Fucking very non intelligent comment, if you are totally interested in education, you can find it any school.

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I have only read thru half of the first page, and fuck I am jealous of your journey!!!

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I considered MI but decided it was too far. not sure that matters now and would try to talk some sense into the 18 year old me.

My husband visited, didn't love the campus...not the right feel and more expensive than Purdue.


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