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A '''college''' is an institution of post-secondary education. It may be an independent organization, or one of many colleges (and often [[graduate school]]s) under the umbrella of a [[university]] system. | A '''college''' is an institution of post-secondary education. It may be an independent organization, or one of many colleges (and often [[graduate school]]s) under the umbrella of a [[university]] system. | ||
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Some colleges and professors have been known for their strong liberal biases, and for promoting [[liberal propaganda]].<ref>[http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A8427-2005Mar28.html]</ref> | Some colleges and professors have been known for their strong liberal biases, and for promoting [[liberal propaganda]].<ref>[http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A8427-2005Mar28.html]</ref> | ||
Revision as of 18:07, April 17, 2010
A college is an institution of post-secondary education. It may be an independent organization, or one of many colleges (and often graduate schools) under the umbrella of a university system.
In the United States, the word college is usually used to refer to universities where the graduates go on to work for McDonald's at the best.
Some colleges and professors have been known for their strong liberal biases, and for promoting liberal propaganda.[1]