Attendance as % of Enrollment

[NavyCrimson]

SMU
Undergraduate: 6,176 (Fall 2007)

Wake Forest
Status: Private, coeducational collegiate university with a liberal arts curriculum
Enrollment
(2008-09): Applicants for first-year admission: 9,050
Freshmen accepted/enrolled: 3,473/1,203
Total undergraduate enrollment: 4,476
Graduate and professional schools: 2,386
Total University enrollment: 6,862
Colors: Old gold and black
Mascot: The Demon Deacon
http://admissions.wfu.edu/discover/facts.php


Rice
Full Time: 5,039
Part Time: 204
Undergraduate: 2,960
Graduate: 2,144
http://www.professor.rice.edu/professor ... asp?SnID=2


Tulane
Undergraduate: 6749
Total: 11,157
http://www.tulane.edu/~registra/archive ... f083.shtml

[westexSMU]

How many people will Rice bring Saturday ? Maybe 100 ? or say 300 ? basically just some parents and family...a few girlfriends( hopefully not fat ) and what 6 fans ?

[CalallenStang]

How many people will Rice bring Saturday ? Maybe 100 ? or say 300 ? basically just some parents and family...a few girlfriends( hopefully not fat ) and what 6 fans ?

6 fans sounds about right. Looking at their board most people seem woefully unaware that football season is still going on.

http://ncaabbs.com/forumdisplay.php?fid=444

[Pony!Poni!Pone'!]

I've always wondered...where did most of the $ in Rice's endowment come from?

Who are their Hunts, Fords, Sewells, Lloyds etc?

[huskerpony]

I've always wondered...where did most of the $ in Rice's endowment come from?

Who are their Hunts, Fords, Sewells, Lloyds etc?

Uncle Ben?

[NickSMU17]

Howard Hughes, (attended), was the richest man in the world in 1976.
Thomas H. Cruikshank, former Chairman and CEO of Halliburton
Fred C. Koch, founder of Koch Industries, the largest private company in the United States.
L John Doerr, 1973, influential venture capitalist at Kleiner, Perkins, Caufield & Byers, CEO of Silicon Compilers and co-founder of the @Home Network, on the Board of Directors of Intuit, Amazon.com, PalmOne, Sun Microsystems, Google, and Segway, among others
Jack Boyd Buckley, 1948, civil engineer from Houston who designed many tall buildings throughout the world and the air conditioning system of the Astrodome
Charles Duncan, 1947, former president, Coca-Cola; former Secretary of Energy under Jimmy Carter (1979–1981)
Steve Jackson (US), 1974, founder of Steve Jackson Games
Hector Ruiz, 1972, President and CEO of AMD
William Vaughn, former president, Eastman Kodak
Ken Kennedy, 1967, founder of Center for Research on Parallel Computation, the High Performance Fortran Forum; co-chair of the President's Information Technology Advisory Committee with Bill Joy of Sun Microsystems
James Treybig, 1963 and 1964, founder of Tandem Computers
James A. Fite, Jr., 1933, Former Coordinator of Credit Card Business for Exxon; helped lead the rescue of the crew of the USS Indianapolis (CA-35) in World War II.
Yıldırım Ali Koç, Koç Holding member and Turkish multisport club Fenerbahçe S.K. vice-president.
Arun Netravali, 1969 and 1971, pioneer of digital technology including HDTV and former President of Bell Laboratories and Chief Scientist for Lucent Technologies.

[Corp]

Rice University once owned Yankee Stadium. The City of New York

forced them to sell it in 1972 for a meager $2.5 million dollars.

Talk about a royal screwing.

[NavyCrimson]

da#$##@!!!!

It happened!!!

http://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=8 ... 86,4685348

By the way, you can get a '62 Dodge Comet for $2,200 in change!!! See the ad!!!

[expony18]

are we sure it's not the service academies? Maybe Rice?

It's Tulsa. 100% sure.

Calallen is right, tulsa has the smallest enrollment
undergrad enrollment:
tulsa enrollment 2,900
rice enrollment 3,100
wake forrest 4,400
naval academy 4,400
army 4,500
air force 4,500