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[Bill Jones <billj AT harborside.com>]

Some small colleges' offerings don't change much, so given the expense 
of printing a new catalog every year, they've been known to skip a 
year.  The only reason for changing the actual catalog is that new, 
permanent, courses have been added, or the graduation requirements have 
changed.  Furthermore, students usually graduate under the requirements 
of their starting year, so there's no need for them to buy a new 
catalog, even if there's a new one published.

The class schedule (which, the point is, was not the first thing you 
thought of for your cost vs. benefit analysis) has absolutely gotta be 
printed every single semester or quarter, since the actual classes 
running have changed.

You are such an incredible idiot.  I only have to exhibit a single 
example of any college that ever skipped a year between reprintings of 
their catalog to refute your post.  Your should avoid logical dead ends 
like this in the future.

Lynda wrote:

> Ding, ding, ding.  Hello???  Anyone home???  They are published ever 
> semester.  And you say your worked at a community college?  Another of your 
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