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question Western universities with really good nearby  paddling... New

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Date: Aug 21 2008, 12:39 GMT
From: magrell

...I'm thinking about grad school, anyone have suggestions?

I'm mostly interested, but not limited to, Washington, Oregon, and Colorado. And I probably wouldn't consider any expensive, private schools.

Also, I am NOT interested in places with only a few cool runs close by and the rest several hours away.  I currently live in Knoxville, so it would have to be somewhere with a comparable amount of runs in a two hour radius.  Class IV, with maybe some V.

Lastly, does anyone know the name of the boating forum that is more western based?

Thanks,
Mary Ann  

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idea Humboldt State University, Northern California SRsteelheader New
note Anywhere in Seattle or Portland jkodadek New
note Also Oregon State (COrvallis), U Oregon (Eugene), Chico State, Sac State arrmike New
note Eastern Washington University dragorossinw New
note and good skiing, mtn biking, climbing, etc smetts New
sad Sounds great since I'm a snowboarder too, but no engineering at EWU...bummer. <NT> magrell New
idea Stay in Knoxville... Pinecricker New
note what are you talking about? Boise is NOT the pacific northwest jkodadek New
note chico state, boof.com <NT> DonVitoCorleone New
feedback mountainbuzz.com, STAY IN KNOXVILLE!!!! h2ochica New
smile Believe me, it would have to be one sweet deal out west.... magrell New
note Wow, thanks for the feedback everyone...looks like I got alot of research to do!  And... magrell New
note Portland State University wsuboater New
th_up Awesome website...thanks!!! <NT> magrell New
note Durango and Fort Collins are nice for 4-5 months. fahimaz7 New
note Fort Lewis in Durango, and not necessarily do you have to be a creeker... tennpaddler New
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