I have the same problem for more than one year. Sometime I even felt a
little disappointed about Linux (This not only happened under Ubuntu, It
happened under some other distributions too, for example, Arch),
especially when I was having a meeting and wanting to show something to
the professor over ssh: the network just dropped out every minutes or
just can not connect.

Back to about two years ago, I used Ubuntu 10.04, there is no this
problem. I switched to then newer 11.04  because of a problem with the
display card driver, then this problem started to occur. I goggled and
tried every workaround I found (I even bought a new network card), no
one can completely solve the problem.  I can connect to my home network
without a problem, but when came to the campus network, many problems
happened: I can connect to it in my office with several dropouts a day.
I can not connect to it or the network dropped out every minutes when I
was in a professors office, which is in the same building but on a
different floor, and can not connect to it in the library in the same
building . I kept installing new versions of Ubuntu and upgraded to new
kernels, but the problem is still here.

>From the output of dmesg, I noticed that there were usually two cases:
1.  authentication timed out. 2.  deauthenticated from the network
quickly after a successful connection by local choice with reason number
either 2 or 3.

I don't think this is overcrowd related, because Windows works, iOS
works, and even wicd works(not perfectly). And this also happens on
another Ubuntu laptop of one of my office mates.

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  NM fails to connect to campus Wi-Fi network; wicd succeeds -- Centrino
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