21 Questions (Part Two)

Colleges & Universities A-Z University of California - San Diego
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<p>1) Do most students eat their breakfast in their dorms with their cool little mini fridges or do most go out to the cafeteria?</p>

<p>2) Speaking of that, when does the cafeteria STOP selling breakfast food? Like 11AM?</p>

<p>3) Can you bring a girl into a guy's suite?</p>

<p>4) How dirty are the showers?</p>

<p>5) Do most students bring video game consoles like N64 and PS3?</p>

<p>6) On average, how often do kids see their family back home?</p>

<p>7) Do most people eat lunch and dinner at the cafeteria or what?</p>

<p>8) How often do people go to UTC to hang out?</p>

<p>9) How much free-time does one get?</p>

<p>10) Are there any game shows on campus? Like Jeopardy or Wheel of Fortune where students compete for prizes? (I'm asking this cause I own at Jeopardy)</p>

<p>11) Do most students have cars?</p>

<p>12) This is a really important one; is it really obvious if one wears UCSD apparel? Does that make you look like a total freshman? </p>

<p>13) Is it 'cool' to wear UCSD gear?</p>

<p>14) How is the cellphone reception?</p>

<p>15) When people eat for lunch, is it mostly at price center or actual cafeterias?</p>

<p>16) Is it the HBO cable package in the suite living room area or in each individual dorm room?</p>

<p>17) If you look in the middle of a dorm building, will the people above me making considerable noise?</p>

<p>18) Is there AC? Or heaters?</p>

<p>19) Where do most students go to ****</p>

<p>20) When's the best time to take French GE?</p>

<p>21) Rate me 1-10</p>

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<p>I’m sure people bring consoles.</p>

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<ol>
<li>college students can’t afford 3 meals a day fool</li>
<li>9am</li>
<li>I can… not so sure about you though</li>
<li>you’ll probably get herpes if you touch the walls or floor</li>
<li>fool, college students can’t afford video games</li>
<li>never. ever.</li>
<li>no… the cafeteria is just there for looks (because no one can afford the food)</li>
<li>most students practically live there</li>
<li>24 hours a day</li>
<li>beer pong</li>
<li>not sure but I saw at least 20 ferraries in gilman my last visit</li>
<li>only upperclassmen wear ucsd clothes</li>
<li>not really. but SDSU stuff makes you super cool</li>
<li>terrible with all the massive trees and what not</li>
<li>dumpsters of la jolla residents</li>
<li>only lucky dorm room in each building gets it.. better learn to share</li>
<li>mmmmmmhmmmmmmmmm</li>
<li>nope, unfortunately it gets to be about 100F most days :/</li>
<li>seriously? this is so bad I won’t even warrant it a ■■■■■■■■ answer</li>
<li>your 13th quarter</li>
<li>1293819058329</li>
</ol>

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<p>what is UTC btw?</p>

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<p>it’s a mall between ucsd and sdsu I think</p>

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<p>Dude, Cafe Ventanas stops serving breakfast at 2 pm</p>

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<p>Well, it is between UCSD and SDSU, but its pretty far from SDSU compared to Mission Valley and Fashion Valley. But I would say UTC is walking distance from UCSD…I think there’s a bus that goes there anyways right?</p>

<p>Edit: Ah, I should have figured it was IRAN.4 asking the questions…I’m sure you’ll figure everything out once you get there. You’re worrying about little things…</p>

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<p>John’s ■■■■■■■■ answer did no good…anyone out there with serious answers?</p>

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<p>1) There are definitely people on both sides. Can’t really say the percentage because I never bothered to check. You will see people doing both things, don’t worry.
2) Never was a big breakfast fan. Sorry. I think it depends on the place.
3) Of course.
4) If your suite mates don’t purposely dirty it up, not horrendous. But I wouldn’t eat off them. Sandals are required by me.
5) If you like video games, I guess so.
6) If they are close, more often. If they are far, scarcely. What kind of a question is this?
7) Some do. Some shop at a grocery store. Some go out and get McDonalds, or whatever. Everyone does something different, it seems.
8) Not really a hang out spot. I guess if you want to buy stuff…
9) Depends on how much you time you put into studying/working.
10) Maybe, I don’t know.
11) A lot of students have cars, I don’t know about most. San Diego is very car friendly, and you can’t get around with a vehicle.
12) Nobody cares.
13) Sure why not.
14) Depends on the service and location.
15) Both.
16) Both. Cable tv is the same for all cable sockets on campus, I believe.
17) People will make noise from all directions. That’s part of college.
18) Heaters.
19) I’m guessing you meant sex. Work it out with your roommate, or your partner’s. I hope you’re kidding that you censored it. You can say sex, it’s not taboo in college.
20) Whenever you can commit to it.</p>

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<p>hmm the only question i did a double take at was 18) Is there AC? Or heaters?
I’m guessing roflkeke’s kidding about heaters..but do [revelle] dorms have ac and heaters or just ac?</p>

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<p>Revelle only has a heating system, no ac. UCSD is by the beach, the weather never gets unbearable.</p>

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<p>oh wow, that’s interesting</p>

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<p>Correction: Its never unbearable during the school year. It’s 80+ today (don’t know if that’s considered unbearable though, it’s a heat wave for SD)</p>

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<p>^That’s awesome compared to my temperature over here… 100+ throughout most of the day.</p>

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<p>It’s hitting the 90’s in San Diego, especially in the Inland. Coastal is always the same though, due to the beach being right there.</p>

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<p>^ Yeah, the moment you cross Black Mountain into Poway, it’s like a difference of 7~10 degrees. It’s generally breezy on the coast, but again, so it doesn’t go much above 80.</p>

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<p>1) completely varies. if you are made of money and can afford to use mealpoints several times a day (and good luck considering how overpriced everything is) than you can go get breakfast. it also depends on how early you want to get up. i seriously doubt anyone always does it one way or the other.</p>

<p>2) 11am or something, varies on the dining hall</p>

<p>3) no. there are armed sentries who will shoot you. (of course you can, this is college. just don’t **** off your suitemates)</p>

<p>4) cleaned daily in the dorms, as dirty as you and your suitemates make them.</p>

<p>5) no</p>

<p>6) varies. some people every weekend. others maybe once a quarter</p>

<p>7) on campus first year, definately</p>

<p>8) not that often. you have to take the bus or shuttle to get there and it’s a pain to go often, a little easier if you have a car but then you have to deal with horrendous parking on campus.</p>

<p>9) a lot. you will be surprised.</p>

<p>10) student orgs may run various games, but there is no centralized “gameshow” type of deal.</p>

<p>11) most on campus students do not own cars. the parking sucks and is expensive.</p>

<p>12) tons of people wear the sweaters, really doesn’t make you stand out at all.</p>

<p>13) I slap on my sweater and the girls come running. (it really doesn’t make a difference)</p>

<p>14) usually excellent</p>

<p>15) cafeterias. dining halls = meal points = not real money (well it is, but you’ll see what I mean). price center = real money</p>

<p>16) there are cable outlets in the common rooms for suites and in the individual rooms</p>

<p>17) you won’t hear much noise through the floors, but you will hear a lot from outdoors if you leave your windows open. the walls aren’t that thin but you can hear other rooms if they are being loud.</p>

<p>18) yes to both (the ac might just be a central fan unit), though you probably won’t really need ac ever. it might get a little warm sometimes but it’s bearable.</p>

<p>19) dark alleyways and park benches.</p>

<p>20) get your ge’s done as soon as possible, but plan out your courses so you don’t mess up your schedule</p>

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<p>thanks 10 char</p>

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<p>you know theres LOTS of people that wear cal/ucla stuff…
I DONT UNDERSTAND IT!!! IF YOU GO TO UCSD WEAR UCSD STUFF NOT CAL/UCLA STUFF THAT YOU BOUGHT AND THEN DIDNT GET ACCEPTED… GAH… REALLY ANNOYS ME!!
wheres the ucsd pride!?!?!</p>

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<p>^Maybe they were accepted there and decided to go to UCSD. A lot of people buy their stuff during the Admit Days for those schools. Now if someone was wearing a Harvard sweater…</p>