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Education:

ABC for MBAs

Stuff you don't learn at Harvard.

http://www.abcformbas.com/

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

All Scottish Teachers

A collection of school stories from teachers in Scotland and all over the world

http://www.allscottishteachers.co.uk/

CampusNut

Contains personality tests, pop culture, jokes, polls, columns, urban myths, comic strips, quizzes.

http://www.campusnut.com/

Camridge Global University

Offers parody of a diploma mill.

http://cambridgeint.bravehost.com/

College Boredom

Contains funny away messages, what's hot what's not, movie reviews, flash movies, dorm room layouts, boredom busters.

http://www.collegeboredom.com

Dack University

Spoof education establishment with links to shopping, athletics, and car racing.

http://dack.itgo.com

Dot Com University

Spoof school offering courses in how to run an unsuccessful business.

http://thedotcomu.com/

Education Humor

Excerpts from answers on high-school history exams, worst analogies used in papers, science exams, and science misconceptions.

http://www.adprima.com/humor.htm

Funnies for Teachers and Parents

Jokes, stories and anecdotes about the lives of students, parents and teachers.

http://www.teachingheart.net/funny.html

Geography Humor

Several different jokes related to geography.

http://geography.about.com/library/misc/blhumor.htm

Harlem College and University

Ghetto based institution offering skills and training needed in the 'hood.

http://angelfire.com/folk/degreemill

HiFi University

Parody fourth rate university that promises a degree in ten days.

http://www.hifiuniversity.com/

Martini University

Spoof site offering a way to drink yourself to a university degree.

http://www.angelfire.com/cantina/drinkingcollege/

The Math Forum: Humor

Various forum threads relating to mathematics containing jokes, anecdotes and stories.

http://mathforum.org/library/resource_types/humor/

Mostly Amphigory

Magazine written by college students in Australia. Contains news, articles, information about the local radio station, and forums.

http://www.mostlyamphigory.com

Nasty School

Admissions test, jokes, rules, staff and location pictures.

http://www.nastyschool.com/

North American Association of Unaccredited Colleges and Universities

Educational body for institutions whose standards do not meet the overly drastic and unreasonable demands of the recognized accreditation boards.

http://www.geocities.com/kl3434us/

Ofsted AGHH

Contains jokes, quotes, and cartoons.

http://members.tripod.com/ofsted/

Oxford Global University

A satirical highly-efficient twenty-first century degree factory.

http://www.angelfire.com/nb/oxfordglobal/

Practical University

Courses ranging from golf for doctors to guitar smashing.

http://www.hobbycourses.com/

School Jokes

Jokes and humor about schools, teachers, pupils, lessons and school life.

http://www.schooljokes.com

So You Want to be a Teacher

Humorous poems and articles about teaching in British schools.

http://www.freewebs.com/exteacher/

The Spotted Pear

Online newspaper that contains humor and parodies of all the events at Thomas Jefferson High School.

http://thespottedpear.tripod.com

Studio 15 Direct

Silly site documenting the weight gain of new college students.

http://www.studio15direct.com

Teacher's Handbook of Dirty Tricks

Excerpts from underground parody on the teaching profession.

http://teacherwithanattitude.netfirms.com

Teachers.Net

Forum to exchange classroom humor and amusing stories related to teaching.

http://teachers.net/mentors/humor/

Ten Minute College

Attend the school of your dreams, and graduate in 10-minutes.

http://www.geocities.com/joeycat/

Universal Grade Change Form

Students can earn a different mark with this ready made request.

http://www.lhup.edu/~dsimanek/change.htm

University of Psychogenic Fugue

A parody American university with 15 majors and hundreds of classes, clubs, and scholarships.

http://psychogenicfugue.com

Which IB book are you?

From sixth areas to sciences, see how International Baccalaureate has affected your life.

http://www.angelfire.com/comics/twister2/quiz/bookquiz.html

Wrong Answers

A collection of silly answers to common questions.

http://wronganswers.com/

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Olympic cycling hero Chris Hoy says he feels politicians have attempted to "cash in" on his success in Beijing.

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