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No one turns down offer from Stanford for the opportunity to study at Fayetteville State.

> No one turns down offer from Stanford for the opportunity to study at Fayetteville State.

The one I'm most familiar with is Raleigh's Fayetteville St.

Look at Fayetteville AK and WalMart - the old town is a few broken-down houses and shops, next to rows of 1500-person condo units that march across the corn fields like dominoes.

No one turned down offer from Stanford for the opportunity to study at Fayetteville State Probably not, but my hypothesis is that there are people at, say, Fayetteville State, that could have gone to Stanford but never even bothered applying.

A little late to the convo, but guessing he meant Southpointe and the rest of the suburban buildup at Fayetteville Rd./I-40, which is definitely a different feel than downtown.

So the probability of hiring 100 talented candidates who can get through same grueling interview at Fayetteville State should be fairly lower than at Stanford or MIT.

Even if so, there are a dozen cheaper states in the country with halfway decent programs (if any future internet denizen is reading this, Fayetteville Arkansas is actually great for math right now, both in quality and in cost/jobs).

Augustines[3], Peace[4], Meredith[5], Wake Tech[6], Durham Tech[7], UNC-Pembroke[8], Fayetteville State University[9], NC A&T[10], Winston-Salem State[11], etc.

This is Melbourne/Indialantic Florida, Austin and San Antonio Texas, Maryland, Virginia, Greer South Carolina, Fayetteville North Carolina, Huntsville Alabama, Cambridge (near Boston) Massachusetts, Seattle Washington, and more.

In Raleigh, they commonly referred to part of Fayetteville Street as "Fayettevill Street Mall".

Also keep in mind that I'm not saying that a Fayetteville State or UNC Pembroke represents a "fat pipeline".

> A columnist at the Fayetteville Observer remarked, “They were there to play cards, not to foment rebellion.

"Andrew Auernheimer, 26, of Fayetteville, Arkansas, was found guilty in federal court in New Jersey of one count of identity fraud and one count of conspiracy to access a computer without authorization." [1] Those were the charges.

Fayetteville is a nice little college town and part of the booming northwest corner of the state.

When the article listed the names of cities, one jumped out at me: Fayetteville, Arkansas.

The NW corner is where my apartment was (Fayetteville, University of Arkansas).