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hello people

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mukina2:
Candy
can you spell E-X-I-T?

nope

dude how did u change ur id

iice:
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I don't facebook people
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STFU

abi o

CrazyMan:
But I've grown from a kid to a man; you should be happy for me.

Are you on Facebook?

dude is that u how u take change ur id na

@topic

lice

he is still coming to terms with reality. dont worry he will be fine

lol

rokky he will be fine with SL.

rokky don't do this to me now. u can't be single o

kokolettes

Church

CrazyMan:
Except you be born again you will never be allowed to kiss my handsome face

guy u sabi dream o

Swit D. but why are u taking this so personal now. no need to cry boy . u will be fine. Rokky is in very good hands. me and u are still friends right 

Sagamite:
E.g. if I was interviewing someone in Nigeria for a job in a Bank, I might ask him how do you propose the Niger Delta crisis is solved. If someone from a lower school can come up with something plausible, then that is an intelligent person. The whole top school might just be gloss linked to privilege.

GBAM !!

Perhaps they are that expensive for the same reason that a first class airplane seat costs are high . rich folks buy these first class tickets at whatever costs.

Maybe if i was very rich i would pay from my pocket for a Harvard education. 100k should be chicken change to me na  .

I know a couple of guys that recently completed a Harvard MBA and they were [b]sponsored [/b]by their company. In a situation like that i am not against a 100K Harvard MBA as long as the company foots the bill . infact i wouldn't mind wasting 2 yrs of my life doing the MBA sef

again you are spot on and i agree with your points.

well i guess we mere mortals will never know reason for this extravagant valuation. Wht i really hate is when folks that went to these schools like 10 yrs ago come around robbing it on my face. . . excuse me . . whatever u were taught 10 yrs ago is probably no more relevant in this fast paced world.

funny enough there are now many jobless Harvard grads since the start of the recession wonder why their fantastic Consultant teachers didn't forsee these