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Originally posted by wolf Only if he has more than one degree. If he trasferred from Providence to Brown, "is" would be correct.
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I assumed that (s)he meant undergrad/grad. Had (s)he but one degree, there wouldn't be much point in including the Providence reference especially given the context.
If someone is showing off how much smarter they are then the rest of us then its always a good idea not to fuck up their Ivy League English in the process.
And lighten up with the grammar Nazi callouts. I've made four grammar correction posts in the last few days - the first ever such posts from me since I joined the Cellar. Three were clearly a joke (a friendly jab at LJ and two at Paranoid) that no one should have taken seriously and one (in this thread) that was well deserved.