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Ever had a question after class and wish you could find someone to answer for it you? The pretty girl or handsome dude won't even look your way so that you might ask? No choice but to ask the prof? And, they, they are playing hide and seek?

Here are the top ten winners at hide-and-seek among university profs.

10. St. Johns University

 9. Stevens Institute of Technology - this may be why these profs rank among the worst

 8. University of Utah - perhaps they are away on a mission trip?
 
 7. SUNY Stony Brook - Stony Brook - see number 9

 6. University of Hawaii at Manoa - see numbers 7 and 9

 5. University of Rhode Island - come on, now. How hard can it be to hide in such a small place?

 4. Drexel University

 3. New Jersey Institute of Technology - the profs are the worst and you can't even find them to tell them so.

 2. University of Toronto

 1. SUNY Albany - Students admit to tension between the Long Islanders and those from NYC. The Profs, no doubt, are trying to stay out of the cross-fire.

The Princeton Review rankings are a source of much debate, maybe even a few fist fights when the schools are neighbors. The book ranks schools in some 60+ different categories. The results are based on surveys given to those who should know best - the students who attend. And PR asked more than 115,000 such students.

Reminds me of a joke - what do you call a skeleton with blonde hair? The ultimate winner of a game of hide-and-seek.