Top 20 Party Schools - Princeton Review

hunters · Post by **hunters** » Thu Aug 23, 2007 1:43 pm

its based on a survey where students admit to "partying" or not drinking

CalallenStang · Post by **CalallenStang** » Fri Aug 24, 2007 10:02 am

Water Pony wrote:
EastStang wrote:
NavyCrimson wrote:Pls explain.
We have worked hard at partying and can no longer be considered in any amateur category. SMU students clearly are pros when it comes to partying.
Next time we struggle getting students into Ford Stadium for a game (much less the kick-off), we can be proud that they have better diversions. With our private school enrollment, we don't have the luxury of a party mentality superceding attending games.

Perhaps if our priorities were on supporting FB and BB, the party school objectives would not be as important?

For Notre Dame students, skipping the game is NOT an option.

I met some students at Notre Dame who said they had not been to a game in their time there. Their reason? It was the quietest time to study in the library.

Water Pony · Post by **Water Pony** » Fri Aug 24, 2007 3:32 pm

And they were probably by themselves.

To see the sea of green T Shirts in the Student Section, is impressive.

I suggest a large red block in the SMU Student section would be a nice start.

Go- U,

S, M, U

FordtoTolbert · Post by **FordtoTolbert** » Thu Aug 30, 2007 6:57 pm

Ole Miss is SUCH a joke.....

CalallenStang · Post by **CalallenStang** » Fri Aug 31, 2007 8:21 am

Water Pony wrote: And they were probably by themselves.

Yeah, probably so. Hence it being so quiet in the library.

LawSchoolPony · Post by **LawSchoolPony** » Thu Sep 13, 2007 5:38 pm

FordtoTolbert wrote:Ole Miss is SUCH a joke.....

UM produced its 24th Rhodes Scholar in 1998. Since then, it has produced five Truman Scholars, seven Goldwater Scholars, a Marshall Scholar and five Fulbright Scholars. UM was named one of three 2004 Truman Foundation Honor Institutions in the nation.

The Sally McDonnell-Barksdale Honors College is ranked the #3 honors college in the nation.

The University's endowment of over $421.4 million ranks it in the top tier of the nation's top endowed public institutions per capita.

Ole Miss is home to the 4th oldest public law school in the nation.

Ole Miss is the only university to offer a degree in Southern Studies, through the acclaimed Institute for the Study of Southern Culture.

Source - Ole Miss

--In other words, these rankings are the joke.