House Proceeding on Oct 13th, 2009 :: 1:15:25 to 1:16:50
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Ron Kind: best higher institutions. u.s. world report ranked university of la crosse one of the top colleges. it is located on wisconsin's western border alongside the beautiful mississippi river and surrounded by picturesque bluffs. the beauty has been a main draw for many students and

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Speech By: Ron Kind

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Ron Kind: factuality throughout the years. the college has expanded its academic curriculum and now has 88 undergraduate programs and 44 disciplines and 26 graduate programs. the university of wisconsin-la crosse is proving or providing students with a high quality of education that allows them to excell in the competitive global economy.

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Ron Kind: as the representative for western wisconsin, i've always treasured the strong emphasis that's placed in our area on higher education. all of the six universities located in the congressional district have superior technology, science and math programs that will place graduates in the innovative industries of the future. the university of wisconsin-la crosse no exception to this.

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Ron Kind: it's the leading public university that excels in academics, academics and the quality of life for their students. it has an extremely diverse student body that enhances the students' cultural awareness. it is a member of the international student exchange program and has made partnerships with universities

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Ron Kind: around the world. currently students from over 54 different countries are enrolled at u.w.l. i can attest firsthand of the