ListBox question in: CS3 (Mac-Windows)

Hi all,
I'm trying to implement a ListBox that always contain a unique different contents in its last row, all other rows including first to one before last row have the same content. To be more clear for what I want to implement something like this
First row ===> f.name last.name address
Second row ===> f.name last.name address
Last row ===> school name
For some reasons (consistency with other product or nature of this list) I can't take the last row from the list.
Any help/thought greatly appreciated
Thx,
Nima

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