The American Institute for Economic Research gathered information from different metro areas across the country and rated the areas based on how students live. According to our friends over at The Huffington Post the AIER says, “The people students meet, the places they go, and the jobs they may hold are essential supplements to formal education.” Coming out on top was Boulder, Colorado, followed by Durham and Chapel Hill, North Carolina. CLICK HERE to see the full list.
And here are some more interesting links to kick off your Tuesday morning…
• Selena Gomez put on quite the leggy show yesterday on Ellen [Popoholic]
• Texas newspaper gets the result of the Cowboys game wrong [Extra Mustard]
• Iggy Azalea is pissed off about Snoop’s Instagram dis [TMZ]
• Douchebag writes a Shakespeare style note to his noisy neighbor [Post Grad Problems]
• Knock off products you won’t believe are real [Radass]
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