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Deparatment of Redundancy Department

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Old Pio said:
As a DU grad I was proud we hosted the debate and all the positive publicity that went with it. But Jim Lehrer and several others referred to "The University of Denver in Denver, Colorado." It's important to differentiate between DU and that other DU in Denver, Rhode Island.
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California University in Pennsylvania , not to be confused with University of California
 
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vizoroo said:
California University in Pennsylvania , not to be confused with University of California
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They also play Indiana of Pennsylvania (thank you Gregg Easterbrook):

Obscure College Score of the Week No. 1: California of Pennsylvania 24, Slippery Rock 14. The buildup continues for TMQ's annual Obscure College Game of the Year -- Indiana of Pennsylvania versus California of Pennsylvania at Hepner-Bailey Field at Adamson Stadium in California, Pa. on Nov. 11.

http://espn.go.com/espn/page2/story?page=easterbrook/061017

Edit: also, there's a Compton in CA AND MI. Thank you Eazy-E for making me look that up back in the day.
 
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Clarkson College in Nebraska and Clarkson University (nee Clarkson College of Technology) in New York
 
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I saw a t-shirt for sale the other day that had "University of UConn" on the front.

W - T - F ?
 
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