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January 26th, 2012
04:10 AM ET
Washington is America's most literate city, again
Say what you want about the nation's capital, but the folks in Washington can read.
For the second year in a row, Washington tops an annual list of American's most literate cities. The four highest ranked cities, including Seattle, Minneapolis and Atlanta, are the same as in 2010.
The Central Connecticut State University study ranks the nation's largest communities based on six indicators of literacy: newspaper circulation, number of bookstores, library resources, periodical publishing resources, educational attainment, and Internet resources.
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@Joey,drink a drano energy drink,for the good of mankind .You are such a bore .You might impress your self,but REAL educated people do not brag about how smart they think they are ,to make themselves feel better about being a washed up waste of toilet paper.
*YAWN*
And that wasn't meant for JIF.
What does D.C. Stand for ? Yup, not an American city.
Hey, you might all hate me, but at least I'm not as boring and stupid as James. BDUMP-BUMP.
Hey, thank you. I'm here all week. Try the veal.
@ fernace:
Buona sera.
I know that public elementary schools and high schools are supported by tax dollars.
The pupils don't pay though. That's what I meant by "free."
Nope, the pupils don't pay.
Their parents do, though.
"Book Rental" and lab fees cost me about 250.00/semester.
That's not free,in my book.