<p>AMERICA'S</a> 25 DOUCHIEST COLLEGES: GQ Features on men.style.com</p>
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<li>Brown
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A belief that grades, majors, and course requirements are just another form of cultural hegemony; using the word hegemony.
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<li>Duke
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They're probably number one. But we'd rather not rank Duke number one at anything.
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<li>Princeton
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Most Ivy Leaguers try (unconvincingly) not to mention which college they went to. Not at Princeton.
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<li>Harvard </li>
<li>Deep Springs</li>
<li>Bob Jones</li>
<li>Amherst
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Home of: The "I Went to a Small liberal-arts College in Massachusetts" ******. Quiet sense of superiority; intense desire to be surrounded by 1,700 people almost exactly like you; Choate soccer jacket. In ten years, will be: Smart policy guy at State Department that no one listens to.
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<li>Rollins</li>
<li>Charter</li>
<li>U of Colorado</li>
<li>NYU</li>
<li>U of Phoenix</li>
<li>U of Georgia</li>
<li>Arizona State
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Profiles in studentia: Roger McFeelings,* Cincinnati. "I had such an awesome time in Cancún. I got really ****ing tan, the girls were hot, and the Ecstasy was almost pure. I was like, I wish Cancún was a college! Then I realized, it is!"
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<li>Notre Dame
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Profiles in Studentia: Gerry McDougal,* Chicago. "I was looking for a place that would challenge me academically, but I also wanted to feel bad about masturbating. At Notre Dame, I got both."
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<li>USC</li>
<li>Chicago</li>
<li>BU
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Most likely to: Major in communications and take it seriously.
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<li>Ohio State</li>
<li>Morehouse</li>
<li>Trinity</li>
<li>Vassar</li>
<li>Randolph-Macon</li>
<li>UT</li>
<li>UVA
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Affectations: The side part; the insistence on referring to your school as "the University," our third president as "Mr. Jefferson," the quad as "the lawn," and the Civil War as the "War Between the States."
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