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My Hometown Bragging Rights

Not that this is particularly relevant to biblical studies, but I have just learned today that my high school (Acton Boxboro Regional in Mass.) has been ranked the #4 public high school out of the entire Northeastern region of the country (take that Lincoln-Sudbury!). Not only that, but Money magazine has ranked the town of Acton, where I grew up, as its #16 best place to live.

We all know that rankings are flawed, but they nevertheless give us bragging rights. Did I mention that my Ph.D. program is in one of the top ten history programs in the nation? All I had to do was tell ‘em I grew up in Action Acton and went to AB.

1 Comment by Patrick George McCullough / August 18, 2009 / Posted in: high school, public school, rankings

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Welcome to the online abode for Patrick George McCullough, a student and educator of the New Testament and Christian origins. This is a place for questions, reflections, discussions, perhaps even some laughter. If you'd like to know a little more about me and my vision for this blog, take a gander at the About Pat page. Jump in the dialogue and peace be with you.

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