This question is, of course, a non-sequitur, but even if it weren't, how do people figure Metro State more closely resembles the community? Which segment of the community? In what way? Stupid question with no answer.
Demonstrate. In fact, I highly doubt the veracity of this.
Let's see, students at a commuter college are more likely to stay in the area after graduation? Some real rocket scientists figured that one out. Here's an interesting follow-up. Which school do you suppose draws more students INTO the community, who then stay for life? The same rocket scientists can probably figure out that this one is DU. And that this answer is equally meaningless.
Again, I highly doubt the veracity of this. ALL large institutions do what they feel is necessary to protect their intellectual property rights. If the situation were reversed, I promise you, Metro would have done the same thing.
Of course, my question is, what is the point of all this? Do you have some agenda, or are you just here spreading nonsense?
