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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]NJ is double the size of Wisconsin, with two huge metro area ( Philly and nyc). NY is nearly 5 times the population of Wisconsin, yet the SUNY system if lackluster. Wisconsin doesn’t even have a top 30 metro area, yet it somehow or another is able to find money/talent for a good state university. Where is all that money going for public schools in the NY/NJ?[/quote] Wisconsin isn’t as good as it once was. I guess its lack of a top 30 metro area is finally catching up. [/quote] It was the Scott walker GOP that tried to gut public education in the state. Gov. Evers has been pushing the funding back to where it should be and traditional conservatives in the state understand now the economic engine the flagship and system are for the state.[/quote] The answer is for Madison to leave the disastrous UW system and become a private institution. Considering how good all of its departments are, Wisconsin could be unstoppable as a private school. [/quote] As soon as they get approval and get the money togetto buy all land and buildings from the state and figure out how to plug the budget hole we can talk.[/quote]
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