WSJ - Texas A&M Is the No. 1 College in the State

[ztejas 43244]

10 minutes ago, Beau Vine said:

Don't forget cold fusion:

This is my favorite recent discovery. 

Fixed the link. Here.

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/272352125_The_Ketchum_Project_What_to_Believe_about_Bigfoot_DNA_'Science'

Basically an aggy vet professor took a bunch of Bigfoot DNA and tried to lie about what it revealed. 

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The paper was ridiculed and rejected by the scientific community. This is a blatant example of an attempt to make an end run around peer review with a sensational claim.

 

Edited October 31 by ztejas

[Buzzrock 14867]

[Pam Cummings 9553]

They couldn't engineer a stack of logs. It needs to be said.

[Kennythetiger 9333]

8 hours ago, Orange&White said:

NVM...I see Deej already made the point.

Oh, Trixie!  

[aggie08 21380]

I had just about written off the WSJ because of their out of touch editorial board, but now I see that I was wrong. What wise and discerning individuals with impeccable taste.

[ABSR 5289]

Tell me you know nothing about the State of Texas without telling me you know nothing about the State of Texas.

[CooterBrown 17875]

I can say, could I have one wish for my junior kid looking at schools, if she had the chops and drive to do it - I'd push the A&M vet school over almost any other degree (small animal).  They often make fuck you money.  Our dogs vet (atm grad) is as fancy as most cash-only dermatology offices.  I have a few friends in PE, and there is even a facet of the business that will offer some of these grads millions upon graduation or after just to get a part of their business.  
The price elasticity for what is a mostly cash business is crazy.  Mama's doodle needs it's hip/shoulder fixed, here's a check.  

It’s a middling vet school. That’s why they fought Tech’s vet school so hard. There are only like 32 vet schools and aggy is ranked like 15…the definition of middling. Tech could easy pass them up in the rankings.

Go to Cornell, UC Davis, or Colorado State. Those are the elite vet schools and arguably are the only top tier programs.

[jimmyjazz 45513]

6 hours ago, CooterBrown said:

Go to Cornell, UC Davis, or Colorado State. Those are the elite vet schools and arguably are the only top tier programs.

My buddy went to vet school at UGA (after getting a masters in petroleum engineering at UT, lulz) and he has had zero problem printing money.  I have no idea where UGA ranks.

[billfromlaketravis 11352]

On 10/31/2024 at 7:38 AM, BabaYaga said:

I can say, could I have one wish for my junior kid looking at schools, if she had the chops and drive to do it - I'd push the A&M vet school over almost any other degree (small animal).  They often make fuck you money.  Our dogs vet (atm grad) is as fancy as most cash-only dermatology offices.  I have a few friends in PE, and there is even a facet of the business that will offer some of these grads millions upon graduation or after just to get a part of their business.  

The price elasticity for what is a mostly cash business is crazy.  Mama's doodle needs it's hip/shoulder fixed, here's a check.  

All of this is correct. The overhead is just about zilch because they don’t have to deal with insurance companies. Most of the vet techs are student interns and they don’t have to pay them shit. 
 

Any vet in a nice neighborhood is likely printing money.