For years, Notre Dame has sent graduates on to many of the nation's top colleges and into positions of leadership.

Under the 1985 reforms, all graduates were assigned jobs by the state; a central government placement agency told the schools where to send graduates.

In 2007, the school was ranked fourth in the nation for its record of sending graduates to elite universities and colleges.

Already, officials have taken to boasting that Harvard sends more graduates to the valley than any other business school.

Now, it sends graduates to Virginia, Georgia and Florida.

Yet those you quote seem to be arguing the choice between sending graduates out to support the big corporations or to smash institutions, 1960's style.

"There are places that are desperate for legal advice; we don't send bright young graduates into the legal clinics."

This was part of a State scheme to send barefoot graduates to man single-teacher schools in backward villages.

Community colleges often send graduates to some of the same universities whose students spend time in summer classes at community colleges.

Under the 10 percent plan, several poor white counties in rural West Texas sent graduates to Austin for the first time.