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Kids love cars, boys especially seem to be attracted to cars and the fast race car. Here you will find lots of free printable Cars Coloring Pages, the car coloring pictures are of cars that are fast and also Disney's Cars animated friends.

These are the top websites that offer free printable cars coloring pages:

http://disney-stationary.com/coloring-book/pixar-cars.php

This website offers free printable Disney & Pixar's Cars Coloring Pages, the images include: Lightning McQueen, Sally, Ramone, Mater and King.

http://www.coloring.ws/cars.htm

There are 15 Cars Coloring Pages on this website, the images include: sports cars, family car, taxi, car with face, race and Volkswagon.

http://www.coloring-book.info/coloring/coloring_page.php?id=108

Here you will find 106 free printable Cars coloring pages, the animated cars are so cute and kids could easily make a Cars coloring book using all the coloring pages offered on this website.

http://www.coloring-page.net/cars.html

This website has 6 very nice cars coloring pages, the images are: Sports car, Nice convertible, Family stationwagon, Race car and driver, Sporty Porsche and Big moving van.

http://www.chevroncars.com/free/coloring/printable.php

There are over 50 easy to print cars coloring pages featuring all of the Chevron Cars since Sam Sedan. The coloring pictures can be colored with crayons, color pencils or magic markers. It would be fun to hang these car coloring pages on the wall or give to friends, you can personalize these Chevron cars any way you choose.

Cars coloring pages are perfect for an economical way to express creativity, going on a long road trip or for those rainy days when going outside is not an option.

Sources:

http://disney-stationary.com

www.coloring.ws

www.coloring-book.info

www.coloring-page.net

www.chevroncars.com

Public School Authorities

The news is out and the Princeton Review has revealed the names of the top party schools where students are likely to major in beer-ology and minor in vomit-ation. Data was collected in a somewhat odd scientific methodology involving questionnaires filled out but 120,000 students attending the various schools listed. Available for purchase as part of an overall ranking involving 368 schools but revealed for free by the Orlando Sentinel, the University of Florida in Gainesville comes in at the number one spot with the dubious honor of being the top party school, while Loyola University-New Orleans comes in at number 20.

Questions to the students surveyed included the amount of drug use they know of on their campuses and also the use of hard liquor as opposed to the more benign beer scene. Conversely, students were able to point out schools which did not tolerate drunkenness and drug use and actually had programs up and running that sought to combat the dangerous practice of student binge drinking.

Numbers two through 10 are held by the University of Mississippi (unchanged from last year), Penn State University (up from number six), West Virginia University (down from the number one spot at which it was ranked last year according to the Seattle Times), Ohio University, Randolph-Macon College, University of Georgia (down from number five in 2007), University of Texas (down from number 3), University of California-Santa Barbara (up from number 10), and Florida State University (which must be a blow for parents sending their kids to Florida as it is the second FL institution of higher learning where booze transcends the pursuit of academic knowledge).

Representing top party schools ranked 11 through 19 are the University of New Hampshire (down from number 7), University of Iowa, University of Colorado-Boulder, Indiana University (down from number 8), Tulane University (parents of New Orleans students watch out!), University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Arizona State University, University of Tennessee, and finally the University of Alabama.

Parents looking for a silver lining should take heart in the fact that several of the Princeton Review's top party schools are actually showing a climb down the ladder of shame, which might be due to the fact that school administrators are implementing programs to help curb destructive behavior.

Parents like myself who do not care about a silver lining and want a stone cold sober school from the get go will appreciate the list of the top 20 sober schools compiled by Princeton Review and released by the Charlotte Observer: Brigham Young University, Wheaton College, U.S. Coast Guard Academy, College of the Ozarks, Grove City College, U.S. Air Force Academy, U.S. Naval Academy, Wellesley College, Thomas Aquinas College, Calvin College, U.S. Military Academy, Wesleyan College, Franklin W. Olin College of Engineering, City University of New York-Queens College, Webb Institute, Berea College (which offers free tuition), Agnes Scott College, City University of New York-Baruch College, Simmons College, and Bryn Mawr College.

Sources:
http://www.princetonreview.com/
http://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/education/orl-top-party-college-list-072808,0,2700993.story
http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/nationworld/2003845870_party21.html
http://www.charlotte.com/nation/story/732227.html
http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/895727/berea_college_offers_free_college_scholarships.html

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