Mount Columbia - Revision history

Reaganaut at 06:15, 22 November 2012

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Nateoxford at 07:23, 17 September 2009

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Nateoxford: New page: '''Mount Columbia''' is one of the collegiate peaks in Colorado. Rising 14,077 feet above sea level, Mt. Columbia is the fifth highest, collegiate peak, after Mt. Harvard (14,427), Mo...

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New page: '''Mount Columbia''' is one of the collegiate peaks in Colorado. Rising 14,077 feet above sea level, Mt. Columbia is the fifth highest, collegiate peak, after Mt. Harvard (14,427), Mo...

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'''Mount Columbia''' is one of the collegiate peaks in Colorado. Rising 14,077 feet above sea level, Mt. Columbia is the fifth highest, collegiate peak, after Mt. [[Harvard]] (14,427), Mount [[Princeton]] (14,204), Mount [[Yale]] (14,202), and Mount [[Oxford]] (14,160). It's a little unfair that we got placed after the Big Three, but at least we got a mountain; nobody else in the [[Ivy League]] got a Colorado fourteener.

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	'''Mount Columbia''' is one of the collegiate peaks in Colorado. Rising 14,077 feet above sea level, Mount Columbia is the fifth highest, collegiate peak, after Mount [[Harvard]] (14,427), Mount [[Princeton]] (14,204), Mount [[Yale]] (14,202), and Mount [[Oxford]] (14,160). It's a little unfair that we were placed after the Big Three, but at least we have a mountain; nobody else in the [[Ivy League]] got a Colorado fourteener.		'''Mount Columbia''' is one of the collegiate peaks in Colorado. Rising 14,077 feet above sea level, Mount Columbia is the fifth highest, collegiate peak, after Mount [[Harvard]] (14,427), Mount [[Princeton]] (14,204), Mount [[Yale]] (14,202), and Mount [[Oxford]] (14,160). It's a little unfair that we were placed after the Big Three, but at least we have a mountain; nobody else in the [[Ivy League]] got a Colorado fourteener.

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	'''Mount Columbia''' is one of the collegiate peaks in Colorado. Rising 14,077 feet above sea level, Mount Columbia is the fifth highest, collegiate peak, after Mount [[Harvard]] (14,427), Mount [[Princeton]] (14,204), Mount [[Yale]] (14,202), and Mount [[Oxford]] (14,160). It's a little unfair that we were placed after the Big Three, but at least we have a mountain; nobody else in the [[Ivy League]] got a Colorado fourteener.		'''Mount Columbia''' is one of the collegiate peaks in Colorado. Rising 14,077 feet above sea level, Mount Columbia is the fifth highest, collegiate peak, after Mount [[Harvard]] (14,427), Mount [[Princeton]] (14,204), Mount [[Yale]] (14,202), and Mount [[Oxford]] (14,160). It's a little unfair that we were placed after the Big Three, but at least we have a mountain; nobody else in the [[Ivy League]] got a Colorado fourteener.

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	'''Mount Columbia''' is one of the collegiate peaks in Colorado. Rising 14,077 feet above sea level, Mount Columbia is the fifth highest, collegiate peak, after Mount [[Harvard]] (14,427), Mount [[Princeton]] (14,204), Mount [[Yale]] (14,202), and Mount [[Oxford]] (14,160). It's a little unfair that we were placed after the Big Three, but at least we have a mountain; nobody else in the [[Ivy League]] got a Colorado fourteener.		'''Mount Columbia''' is one of the collegiate peaks in Colorado. Rising 14,077 feet above sea level, Mount Columbia is the fifth highest, collegiate peak, after Mount [[Harvard]] (14,427), Mount [[Princeton]] (14,204), Mount [[Yale]] (14,202), and Mount [[Oxford]] (14,160). It's a little unfair that we were placed after the Big Three, but at least we have a mountain; nobody else in the [[Ivy League]] got a Colorado fourteener.
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−	'''Mount Columbia''' is one of the collegiate peaks in Colorado. Rising 14,077 feet above sea level, ~~Mt.~~ Columbia is the fifth highest, collegiate peak, after ~~Mt.~~ [[Harvard]] (14,427), Mount [[Princeton]] (14,204), Mount [[Yale]] (14,202), and Mount [[Oxford]] (14,160). It's a little unfair that we ~~got~~ placed after the Big Three, but at least we ~~got~~ a mountain; nobody else in the [[Ivy League]] got a Colorado fourteener.	+	'''Mount Columbia''' is one of the collegiate peaks in Colorado. Rising 14,077 feet above sea level, Mount Columbia is the fifth highest, collegiate peak, after Mount [[Harvard]] (14,427), Mount [[Princeton]] (14,204), Mount [[Yale]] (14,202), and Mount [[Oxford]] (14,160). It's a little unfair that we were placed after the Big Three, but at least we have a mountain; nobody else in the [[Ivy League]] got a Colorado fourteener.