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Does anyone know if 2010 USNWR ratings are leaked anywhere? I know it is only 9 days till official online release, but I am damn curious.

oh boy..

Aren't they coming out online well before the print edition shows up? If so, it is pretty hard to see how there will be a legit leak with documentation (e.g. photocopy) to prove it. Our only hope is for someone to leak the info and then US News goes-- "Damn!"

dbt wrote:http://www.xoxohth.com/thread.php?threa ... forum_id=2

No top 30?....

APHill wrote:

dbt wrote:http://www.xoxohth.com/thread.php?threa ... forum_id=2

No top 30?....

pretty sure it's a joke

dbt wrote:

APHill wrote:

dbt wrote:http://www.xoxohth.com/thread.php?threa ... forum_id=2

No top 30?....

pretty sure it's a joke

Autoadmit is a joke, so yes, but the "uncle works at BN" thing is close to a dead giveaway. If I have time, I'll go and see whether that newsstand at Penn Station wants to cooperate with us again.

2011, yes?

opera going to the newstand. I smell Fordham being in the top 14 in her leaked rankings

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APHill wrote:

dbt wrote:http://www.xoxohth.com/thread.php?threa ... forum_id=2

No top 30?....

go over there and ask them for the second page

OperaSoprano wrote:

dbt wrote:

APHill wrote:

dbt wrote:http://www.xoxohth.com/thread.php?threa ... forum_id=2

No top 30?....

pretty sure it's a joke

Autoadmit is a joke, so yes, but the "uncle works at BN" thing is close to a dead giveaway. If I have time, I'll go and see whether that newsstand at Penn Station wants to cooperate with us again.

Do we know when the "do not open until 4/15" boxes arrive? 9 days in advance seems a little early.

acdisagod wrote:opera going to the newstand. I smell Fordham being in the top 14 in her leaked rankings

Fortunately for all of you guys, I was able to control myself for one night only.

SAE wrote: Do we know when the "do not open until 4/15" boxes arrive? 9 days in advance seems a little early.

Having worked at a Borders before, 9 days is a little late. They're usually in the store about two weeks in advance unless it's something like Harry Potter. So at least in theory a leak could happen at this point.

BenJ wrote:Having worked at a Borders before, 9 days is a little late. They're usually in the store about two weeks in advance unless it's something like Harry Potter. So at least in theory a leak could happen at this point.

Got friends who still work there??

In that case I'm surprised it has not happened yet. It's not CIA classified materials we're talking about here. Popping a box open can't be that hard.

Do it, Do it

BenJ wrote:

SAE wrote: Do we know when the "do not open until 4/15" boxes arrive? 9 days in advance seems a little early.

Having worked at a Borders before, 9 days is a little late. They're usually in the store about two weeks in advance unless it's something like Harry Potter. So at least in theory a leak could happen at this point.

Ummmm.... I'd assume shipments coming 2 weeks in advance are books, not periodicals. Unless Borders has access to some sort of flux-capacitated time machine that reveals current events.... then all bets are off.

Mr. Matlock wrote:

BenJ wrote:

SAE wrote: Do we know when the "do not open until 4/15" boxes arrive? 9 days in advance seems a little early.

Having worked at a Borders before, 9 days is a little late. They're usually in the store about two weeks in advance unless it's something like Harry Potter. So at least in theory a leak could happen at this point.

Ummmm.... I'd assume shipments coming 2 weeks in advance are books, not periodicals. Unless Borders has access to some sort of flux-capacitated time machine that reveals current events.... then all bets are off.

I'm pretty sure the rankings are a special annual issue, separate from the weekly USNWR magazine.

SAE wrote:

Mr. Matlock wrote:

BenJ wrote:

SAE wrote: Do we know when the "do not open until 4/15" boxes arrive? 9 days in advance seems a little early.

Having worked at a Borders before, 9 days is a little late. They're usually in the store about two weeks in advance unless it's something like Harry Potter. So at least in theory a leak could happen at this point.

Ummmm.... I'd assume shipments coming 2 weeks in advance are books, not periodicals. Unless Borders has access to some sort of flux-capacitated time machine that reveals current events.... then all bets are off.

I'm pretty sure the rankings are a special annual issue, separate from the weekly USNWR magazine.

Correct. I used to work at a B. Dalton (which n'existe pas anymore...sad) and we would get certain books more than 2 weeks in advance. I can't say this with any certainty, because I *gasp* didn't care so much about USNWR rankings back then, but I'm pretty sure the mags came the day they were to be released. That said, it might be different for other stores...

But last year someone managed to get the rankings a week or two ahead of the actual release day. I think they must have worked at a book store, or had some inside connection with US News.

honestabe84 wrote:But last year someone managed to get the rankings a week or two ahead of the actual release day. I think they must have worked at a book store, or had some inside connection with US News.

USNWR probably made sure that sanctions for early release are severe this year.

APHill wrote:

honestabe84 wrote:But last year someone managed to get the rankings a week or two ahead of the actual release day. I think they must have worked at a book store, or had some inside connection with US News.

USNWR probably made sure that sanctions for early release are severe this year.

I wonder how hard it would be to trace back a scan.

I'll never understand why people care so much, but anyway: Right now, there is some 20-year-old GW undergrad at U.S. News being paid $11.50 an hour to proofread the very issue you all so desperately covet. If any of you are in D.C., simply go down to Thomas Jefferson St. around 6 p.m. and wait for a scrawny young lad with no facial hair and an awkward haircut to emerge. Tell him your cousin works in the office of Rep. Mike Castle, R-Delaware, and can totally get him an internship next fall answering answering constituent e-mails. You'll get your leak.

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dood wrote:

j.wellington wrote:I'll never understand why people care so much, but anyway: Right now, there is some 20-year-old GW undergrad at U.S. News being paid $11.50 an hour to proofread the very issue you all so desperately covet. If any of you are in D.C., simply go down to Thomas Jefferson St. around 6 p.m. and wait for a scrawny young lad with no facial hair and an awkward haircut to emerge. Tell him your cousin works in the office of Rep. Mike Castle, R-Delaware, and can totally get him an internship next fall answering answering constituent e-mails. You'll get your leak.

LOL so true.

hmm reference to mike castle was very specific. Is he handing out internships to young attractive although awkward twenty year old men? Are there butt-pinches in the job descrription?