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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]With lack of D1 sports and proximity to a major airport or isolated location, I assume visits back to campus are pretty infrequent? While UVA, UMD, Michigan, Duke, Notre Dame, GU and other Ivy alums have D1 sports and/or proximity to airports and major coastal cities, making visits more common?[/quote]

what's the "major" airport for UVA? [/quote]

Uh Charlottesville[/quote]

That’s not a major airport.  :lol: [/quote]

Why are you such a dick? Are you a rival Virginia tech student? Charlottesville airport handles 400k passengers a year. I use it monthly. You can get connect anywhere from it. It’s what UVA students use if not the train (I’ve actually witnessed some posters  not know that a train services UVA -or they prefer to heckle first and learn later). I connect to UNC regularly or Atlanta. You want MAJOR? Drive 60 minutes to Richmond. You want more? Two hours to National or Dulles. You can also. Easily train to DC.  I lived in So Cal for 25 years. You couldn’t pay me to use LAX again. You can’t get anywhere from that MAJOR airport. My Slac out there might be 13 miles as the crow flies but it’s two hours by cab. So I never return[/quote]

Ok. It’s a MAJOR airport.  :lol: 
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Just stop. You add nothing to the post by your comments. Does this make you feel momentarily better? Happier with your lot in life? That we have to waste our time reading your snark? You are not being witty or funny and you waste time. Go to Reddit [/quote]

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