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这-------个女人不--------寻常！看纽约时报最新报导：
1，Hawaii Pacific University, a private, nonsectarian school in Honolulu.
She attended only as a freshman，business administration program as a full-time
student， during the fall of 1982
2， transferred to North Idaho College, a two-year school in Coeur d'Alene，
as a general studies major for two semesters, in spring 1983 and fall 1983,
The school identified one of her professors but he did not remember her。
3，From North Idaho College, Palin transferred to the University of Idaho,
the state's flagship institution. She majored in journalism with an emphasis
in broadcast news. She attended Idaho, whose mascot is the Vandals, from
fall 1984 to spring 1985.
4，She then returned to Alaska to attend Matanuska-Susitna College in Palmer
in fall 1985.
5，Then she returned to Idaho, for spring 1986, fall 1986 and spring 1987,
when she graduated. Despite her journalism degree, she does not appear to
have worked for the college newspaper or campus television station, school
officials said. She worked briefly as a sportscaster for KTUU in Anchorage
after she graduated college.
The McCain campaign did not have an immediate comment on Palin's higher
education record.
September 4, 2008
VP hopeful Palin attended 5 colleges in 6 years
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Filed at 5:12 p.m. ET
SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) -- Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin
attended five colleges in six years before graduating from the University
of Idaho in 1987.
Federal privacy laws prohibit the schools from disclosing her grades, and
none of the schools contacted by The Associated Press could say why she
transferred. There was no indication any of them were contacted as part
of the background investigation of Palin by presidential candidate John
McCain's campaign.
''Our office was not contacted by anyone,'' said Tania Thompson, spokeswoman
for the University of Idaho in Moscow.
Palin, the governor of Alaska, was born in Idaho. Her family moved when
she was only a few months old to Alaska, where she was raised.
She began college at Hawaii Pacific University, a private, nonsectarian
school in Honolulu. She attended only as a freshman during the fall of 1982,
school spokeswoman Crystale Lopez said.
Then known as Sarah Louise Heath, she was in the business administration
program as a full-time student, Lopez said.
''We're trying to track down someone who knew her,'' Lopez added.
From Hawaii Pacific, Palin transferred to North Idaho College, a two-year
school in Coeur d'Alene, about 30 miles east of Spokane. She attended the
college as a general studies major for two semesters, in spring 1983 and
fall 1983, spokeswoman Stacy Hudson said.
''We were not able to track down club affiliations or anything,'' Hudson
said.
The school identified one of her professors but he did not remember her,
Hudson said.
Prior to her selection by McCain, the North Idaho College Alumni Association
notified Palin in June she would be the recipient of its 2008-2009 Distinguished
Alumni of the Year Award.
From North Idaho College, Palin transferred 70 miles south to the University
of Idaho, the state's flagship institution. She majored in journalism with
an emphasis in broadcast news. She attended Idaho, whose mascot is the Vandals,
from fall 1984 to spring 1985.
She then returned to Alaska to attend Matanuska-Susitna College in Palmer
in fall 1985.
Then she returned to Idaho, for spring 1986, fall 1986 and spring 1987,
when she graduated. Despite her journalism degree, she does not appear to
have worked for the college newspaper or campus television station, school
officials said. She worked briefly as a sportscaster for KTUU in Anchorage
after she graduated college.
The McCain campaign did not have an immediate comment on Palin's higher
education record.
In a recent interview with the school's alumni magazine, before her selection
to run on the GOP ticket, she explained that her curiosity and love of writing
made journalism a natural choice.
''I was always asking everyone the questions, and I still am today,'' Palin
told the magazine.
The University of Idaho is taking advantage of Palin's nomination. A prominent
photograph of her is featured on the school's Web site.
http://www.nytimes.com/aponline/washington/AP-CVN-Palin-Education.html?pagewanted=print
1，Hawaii Pacific University, a private, nonsectarian school in Honolulu.
She attended only as a freshman，business administration program as a full-time
student， during the fall of 1982
2， transferred to North Idaho College, a two-year school in Coeur d'Alene，
as a general studies major for two semesters, in spring 1983 and fall 1983,
The school identified one of her professors but he did not remember her。
3，From North Idaho College, Palin transferred to the University of Idaho,
the state's flagship institution. She majored in journalism with an emphasis
in broadcast news. She attended Idaho, whose mascot is the Vandals, from
fall 1984 to spring 1985.
4，She then returned to Alaska to attend Matanuska-Susitna College in Palmer
in fall 1985.
5，Then she returned to Idaho, for spring 1986, fall 1986 and spring 1987,
when she graduated. Despite her journalism degree, she does not appear to
have worked for the college newspaper or campus television station, school
officials said. She worked briefly as a sportscaster for KTUU in Anchorage
after she graduated college.
The McCain campaign did not have an immediate comment on Palin's higher
education record.
September 4, 2008
VP hopeful Palin attended 5 colleges in 6 years
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Filed at 5:12 p.m. ET
SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) -- Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin
attended five colleges in six years before graduating from the University
of Idaho in 1987.
Federal privacy laws prohibit the schools from disclosing her grades, and
none of the schools contacted by The Associated Press could say why she
transferred. There was no indication any of them were contacted as part
of the background investigation of Palin by presidential candidate John
McCain's campaign.
''Our office was not contacted by anyone,'' said Tania Thompson, spokeswoman
for the University of Idaho in Moscow.
Palin, the governor of Alaska, was born in Idaho. Her family moved when
she was only a few months old to Alaska, where she was raised.
She began college at Hawaii Pacific University, a private, nonsectarian
school in Honolulu. She attended only as a freshman during the fall of 1982,
school spokeswoman Crystale Lopez said.
Then known as Sarah Louise Heath, she was in the business administration
program as a full-time student, Lopez said.
''We're trying to track down someone who knew her,'' Lopez added.
From Hawaii Pacific, Palin transferred to North Idaho College, a two-year
school in Coeur d'Alene, about 30 miles east of Spokane. She attended the
college as a general studies major for two semesters, in spring 1983 and
fall 1983, spokeswoman Stacy Hudson said.
''We were not able to track down club affiliations or anything,'' Hudson
said.
The school identified one of her professors but he did not remember her,
Hudson said.
Prior to her selection by McCain, the North Idaho College Alumni Association
notified Palin in June she would be the recipient of its 2008-2009 Distinguished
Alumni of the Year Award.
From North Idaho College, Palin transferred 70 miles south to the University
of Idaho, the state's flagship institution. She majored in journalism with
an emphasis in broadcast news. She attended Idaho, whose mascot is the Vandals,
from fall 1984 to spring 1985.
She then returned to Alaska to attend Matanuska-Susitna College in Palmer
in fall 1985.
Then she returned to Idaho, for spring 1986, fall 1986 and spring 1987,
when she graduated. Despite her journalism degree, she does not appear to
have worked for the college newspaper or campus television station, school
officials said. She worked briefly as a sportscaster for KTUU in Anchorage
after she graduated college.
The McCain campaign did not have an immediate comment on Palin's higher
education record.
In a recent interview with the school's alumni magazine, before her selection
to run on the GOP ticket, she explained that her curiosity and love of writing
made journalism a natural choice.
''I was always asking everyone the questions, and I still am today,'' Palin
told the magazine.
The University of Idaho is taking advantage of Palin's nomination. A prominent
photograph of her is featured on the school's Web site.
http://www.nytimes.com/aponline/washington/AP-CVN-Palin-Education.html?pagewanted=print
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