College Tour Bingo:
-If your roommate commits suicide you get a 4.0 for the semester (said while explaining that it’s not a stressful environment and that the university offers awesome mental health services)
after 11 pm all-entry Greek parties unify the campus
X building looks just like Hogwarts
Sororities can’t have houses because of local laws that if there are more than X women living together it’s a brothel
-Parent(s) and kid start bickering
-Parent asks about prevalence of drinking/drugs on campus
-There is a ghost in the library
-If there is no club xyz you can start one and apply for funding
-A FREE SPACE when a mom on the tour is shocked and appalled at coed bathrooms (even though they existed when I went to college 35 years ago) and embarrasses her child by commenting loudly about her personal thoughts on the matter.
-Explaining in detail the Blue Light system.
-One Cards - you use them for the dining center, bookstore, cafe/coffeeshop, library, access to dorms and academic buildings, laundry. Bonus points for the clueless tour guide who mentions it is all “free” (meaning Bank of Mom & Dad is paying for it and student is clueless about the charges showing up on their bill).
-Comment by tour guide about walking backward and letting him/her know if in danger
-If our library doesn’t have a book you need, they will request that it be sent from another library
Bon Appetit as the dining halls’ caterer
windmills that generate some percentage of the school’s energy needs
-you can take classes at _____ (where that is a school that is a PITA to get to/get into classes at)
-"… and you can create your major."
-tunnels or other underground “secret” areas that students don’t enter “wink wink”.
-swim test/swim requirement started because of donation of sizable sum in the early 20th c. by bereft parents whose child attended said university and later drowned as a young adult (double bonus points if the tour guide says that the drowning occurred when the Titanic sank)
-fun,quirky tradition of letting out a collective primal scream at midnight the night before finals start
-paint something then camp overnight to defend it tradition
-visiting-puppies-for-finals therapy
-Quidditch
-LEED-certified science building
-graduated library quiet floors
-students walking professors’ dogs or babysitting their kids as examples of how accessible they are
-weird traditions about don’t touch/walk through/look at X or you won’t graduate
-use of the word “awesome.”
College Tour Bingo:
-Special housing/honors program will make large campus feel small
-We bring in special speakers, bands, activities, clowns to make small campus feel large
-Tour guide begins introduction with his/her/zi’s preferred pronoun.
-If your roommate commits suicide you get a 4.0 for the semester (said while explaining that it’s not a stressful environment and that the university offers awesome mental health services)
after 11 pm all-entry Greek parties unify the campus
X building looks just like Hogwarts
Sororities can’t have houses because of local laws that if there are more than X women living together it’s a brothel
-Parent(s) and kid start bickering
-Parent asks about prevalence of drinking/drugs on campus
-There is a ghost in the library
-If there is no club xyz you can start one and apply for funding
-A FREE SPACE when a mom on the tour is shocked and appalled at coed bathrooms (even though they existed when I went to college 35 years ago) and embarrasses her child by commenting loudly about her personal thoughts on the matter.
-Explaining in detail the Blue Light system.
-One Cards - you use them for the dining center, bookstore, cafe/coffeeshop, library, access to dorms and academic buildings, laundry. Bonus points for the clueless tour guide who mentions it is all “free” (meaning Bank of Mom & Dad is paying for it and student is clueless about the charges showing up on their bill).
-Comment by tour guide about walking backward and letting him/her know if in danger
-If our library doesn’t have a book you need, they will request that it be sent from another library
Bon Appetit as the dining halls’ caterer
windmills that generate some percentage of the school’s energy needs
-you can take classes at _____ (where that is a school that is a PITA to get to/get into classes at)
-"… and you can create your major."
-tunnels or other underground “secret” areas that students don’t enter “wink wink”.
-swim test/swim requirement started because of donation of sizable sum in the early 20th c. by bereft parents whose child attended said university and later drowned as a young adult (double bonus points if the tour guide says that the drowning occurred when the Titanic sank)
-fun,quirky tradition of letting out a collective primal scream at midnight the night before finals start
-paint something then camp overnight to defend it tradition
-visiting-puppies-for-finals therapy
-Quidditch
-LEED-certified science building
-graduated library quiet floors
-students walking professors’ dogs or babysitting their kids as examples of how accessible they are
-weird traditions about don’t touch/walk through/look at X or you won’t graduate
-use of the word “awesome.”
College Tour Bingo:
-We have a tradition of throwing people in the pool (or other body of water) on their birthday (finals, other special occassion)
-Special housing/honors program will make large campus feel small
-We bring in special speakers, bands, activities, clowns to make small campus feel large
-Tour guide begins introduction with his/her/zi’s preferred pronoun.
-If your roommate commits suicide you get a 4.0 for the semester (said while explaining that it’s not a stressful environment and that the university offers awesome mental health services)
after 11 pm all-entry Greek parties unify the campus
X building looks just like Hogwarts
Sororities can’t have houses because of local laws that if there are more than X women living together it’s a brothel
-Parent(s) and kid start bickering
-Parent asks about prevalence of drinking/drugs on campus
-There is a ghost in the library
-If there is no club xyz you can start one and apply for funding
-A FREE SPACE when a mom on the tour is shocked and appalled at coed bathrooms (even though they existed when I went to college 35 years ago) and embarrasses her child by commenting loudly about her personal thoughts on the matter.
-Explaining in detail the Blue Light system.
-One Cards - you use them for the dining center, bookstore, cafe/coffeeshop, library, access to dorms and academic buildings, laundry. Bonus points for the clueless tour guide who mentions it is all “free” (meaning Bank of Mom & Dad is paying for it and student is clueless about the charges showing up on their bill).
-Comment by tour guide about walking backward and letting him/her know if in danger
-If our library doesn’t have a book you need, they will request that it be sent from another library
Bon Appetit as the dining halls’ caterer
windmills that generate some percentage of the school’s energy needs
-you can take classes at _____ (where that is a school that is a PITA to get to/get into classes at)
-"… and you can create your major."
-tunnels or other underground “secret” areas that students don’t enter “wink wink”.
-swim test/swim requirement started because of donation of sizable sum in the early 20th c. by bereft parents whose child attended said university and later drowned as a young adult (double bonus points if the tour guide says that the drowning occurred when the Titanic sank)
-fun,quirky tradition of letting out a collective primal scream at midnight the night before finals start
-paint something then camp overnight to defend it tradition
-visiting-puppies-for-finals therapy
-Quidditch
-LEED-certified science building
-graduated library quiet floors
-students walking professors’ dogs or babysitting their kids as examples of how accessible they are
-weird traditions about don’t touch/walk through/look at X or you won’t graduate
-use of the word “awesome.”
College Tour Bingo:
-Parent or kid asks if it’s better to get B’s in honors/AP classes or A’s in regular classes. Admissions staff answers “It’s better to get A’s in honors/AP classes.”
-We have a tradition of throwing people in the pool (or other body of water) on their birthday (finals, other special occassion)
-Special housing/honors program will make large campus feel small
-We bring in special speakers, bands, activities, clowns to make small campus feel large
-Tour guide begins introduction with his/her/zi’s preferred pronoun.
-If your roommate commits suicide you get a 4.0 for the semester (said while explaining that it’s not a stressful environment and that the university offers awesome mental health services)
after 11 pm all-entry Greek parties unify the campus
X building looks just like Hogwarts
Sororities can’t have houses because of local laws that if there are more than X women living together it’s a brothel
-Parent(s) and kid start bickering
-Parent asks about prevalence of drinking/drugs on campus
-There is a ghost in the library
-If there is no club xyz you can start one and apply for funding
-A FREE SPACE when a mom on the tour is shocked and appalled at coed bathrooms (even though they existed when I went to college 35 years ago) and embarrasses her child by commenting loudly about her personal thoughts on the matter.
-Explaining in detail the Blue Light system.
-One Cards - you use them for the dining center, bookstore, cafe/coffeeshop, library, access to dorms and academic buildings, laundry. Bonus points for the clueless tour guide who mentions it is all “free” (meaning Bank of Mom & Dad is paying for it and student is clueless about the charges showing up on their bill).
-Comment by tour guide about walking backward and letting him/her know if in danger
-If our library doesn’t have a book you need, they will request that it be sent from another library
Bon Appetit as the dining halls’ caterer
windmills that generate some percentage of the school’s energy needs
-you can take classes at _____ (where that is a school that is a PITA to get to/get into classes at)
-"… and you can create your major."
-tunnels or other underground “secret” areas that students don’t enter “wink wink”.
-swim test/swim requirement started because of donation of sizable sum in the early 20th c. by bereft parents whose child attended said university and later drowned as a young adult (double bonus points if the tour guide says that the drowning occurred when the Titanic sank)
-fun,quirky tradition of letting out a collective primal scream at midnight the night before finals start
-paint something then camp overnight to defend it tradition
-visiting-puppies-for-finals therapy
-Quidditch
-LEED-certified science building
-graduated library quiet floors
-students walking professors’ dogs or babysitting their kids as examples of how accessible they are
-weird traditions about don’t touch/walk through/look at X or you won’t graduate
-use of the word “awesome.”
College Tour Bingo:
-Tour guide sings the fight song and tells the story of it’s origins
-“This is the statue that everyone touches for good luck during finals”/“this is the college seal that will give you bad luck if you step on it”
-Parent or kid asks if it’s better to get B’s in honors/AP classes or A’s in regular classes. Admissions staff answers “It’s better to get A’s in honors/AP classes.”
-We have a tradition of throwing people in the pool (or other body of water) on their birthday (finals, other special occassion)
-Special housing/honors program will make large campus feel small
-We bring in special speakers, bands, activities, clowns to make small campus feel large
-Tour guide begins introduction with his/her/zi’s preferred pronoun.
-If your roommate commits suicide you get a 4.0 for the semester (said while explaining that it’s not a stressful environment and that the university offers awesome mental health services)
after 11 pm all-entry Greek parties unify the campus
X building looks just like Hogwarts
Sororities can’t have houses because of local laws that if there are more than X women living together it’s a brothel
-Parent(s) and kid start bickering
-Parent asks about prevalence of drinking/drugs on campus
-There is a ghost in the library
-If there is no club xyz you can start one and apply for funding
-A FREE SPACE when a mom on the tour is shocked and appalled at coed bathrooms (even though they existed when I went to college 35 years ago) and embarrasses her child by commenting loudly about her personal thoughts on the matter.
-Explaining in detail the Blue Light system.
-One Cards - you use them for the dining center, bookstore, cafe/coffeeshop, library, access to dorms and academic buildings, laundry. Bonus points for the clueless tour guide who mentions it is all “free” (meaning Bank of Mom & Dad is paying for it and student is clueless about the charges showing up on their bill).
-Comment by tour guide about walking backward and letting him/her know if in danger
-If our library doesn’t have a book you need, they will request that it be sent from another library
Bon Appetit as the dining halls’ caterer
windmills that generate some percentage of the school’s energy needs
-you can take classes at _____ (where that is a school that is a PITA to get to/get into classes at)
-"… and you can create your major."
-tunnels or other underground “secret” areas that students don’t enter “wink wink”.
-swim test/swim requirement started because of donation of sizable sum in the early 20th c. by bereft parents whose child attended said university and later drowned as a young adult (double bonus points if the tour guide says that the drowning occurred when the Titanic sank)
-fun,quirky tradition of letting out a collective primal scream at midnight the night before finals start
-paint something then camp overnight to defend it tradition
-visiting-puppies-for-finals therapy
-Quidditch
-LEED-certified science building
-graduated library quiet floors
-students walking professors’ dogs or babysitting their kids as examples of how accessible they are
-weird traditions about don’t touch/walk through/look at X or you won’t graduate
-use of the word “awesome.”
Mother (always the mother) mentions in a loud voice that son/daughter is a soccer/field hockey/lacrosse/track superstar
-“This is the statue that everyone touches for good luck during finals”/“this is the college seal that will give you bad luck if you step on it”
-Parent or kid asks if it’s better to get B’s in honors/AP classes or A’s in regular classes. Admissions staff answers “It’s better to get A’s in honors/AP classes.”
-We have a tradition of throwing people in the pool (or other body of water) on their birthday (finals, other special occassion)
-Special housing/honors program will make large campus feel small
-We bring in special speakers, bands, activities, clowns to make small campus feel large
-Tour guide begins introduction with his/her/zi’s preferred pronoun.
-If your roommate commits suicide you get a 4.0 for the semester (said while explaining that it’s not a stressful environment and that the university offers awesome mental health services)
after 11 pm all-entry Greek parties unify the campus
X building looks just like Hogwarts
Sororities can’t have houses because of local laws that if there are more than X women living together it’s a brothel
-Parent(s) and kid start bickering
-Parent asks about prevalence of drinking/drugs on campus
-There is a ghost in the library
-If there is no club xyz you can start one and apply for funding
-A FREE SPACE when a mom on the tour is shocked and appalled at coed bathrooms (even though they existed when I went to college 35 years ago) and embarrasses her child by commenting loudly about her personal thoughts on the matter.
-Explaining in detail the Blue Light system.
-One Cards - you use them for the dining center, bookstore, cafe/coffeeshop, library, access to dorms and academic buildings, laundry. Bonus points for the clueless tour guide who mentions it is all “free” (meaning Bank of Mom & Dad is paying for it and student is clueless about the charges showing up on their bill).
-Comment by tour guide about walking backward and letting him/her know if in danger
-If our library doesn’t have a book you need, they will request that it be sent from another library
Bon Appetit as the dining halls’ caterer
windmills that generate some percentage of the school’s energy needs
-you can take classes at _____ (where that is a school that is a PITA to get to/get into classes at)
-"… and you can create your major."
-tunnels or other underground “secret” areas that students don’t enter “wink wink”.
-swim test/swim requirement started because of donation of sizable sum in the early 20th c. by bereft parents whose child attended said university and later drowned as a young adult (double bonus points if the tour guide says that the drowning occurred when the Titanic sank)
-fun,quirky tradition of letting out a collective primal scream at midnight the night before finals start
-paint something then camp overnight to defend it tradition
-visiting-puppies-for-finals therapy
-Quidditch
-LEED-certified science building
-graduated library quiet floors
-students walking professors’ dogs or babysitting their kids as examples of how accessible they are
-weird traditions about don’t touch/walk through/look at X or you won’t graduate
-use of the word “awesome.”
Incorporating additions, consolidating, editing for brevity, etc. Copy/paste the whole thing and add yours on top.
College Tour Bingo (things tour guides say unless parent or student is specified):
-Sings fight song/points out mascot and tells story of its origins
-Parent asks “How can you expect my son to have top grades, top test scores, PLUS have extra curricular activities?”
-We are going to show you the worst dorm. If you can live there, you can live in any of our dorms.
-The school sets up a buffet in the library all night during finals
-Parent asks “Will students who are not wealthy feel comfortable here?”
-Tour guide: “I did not want to come here, but like…it’s the only school that took me.”
-Parent mentions in a loud voice that son/daughter is a soccer/field hockey/lacrosse/track superstar
-This is the statue that everyone touches for good luck during finals/this is the college seal that will give you bad luck if you step on it
-Parent or kid asks if it’s better to get B’s in honors/AP classes or A’s in regular classes. Answer: “It’s better to get A’s in honors/AP classes.”
-We have a tradition of throwing people in the pool/pond/fountain on ___ occasion
-Special housing/honors program will make large campus feel small
-Special speakers, bands, activities, clowns make small campus feel large
-Tour guide begins introduction with his/her/zi’s preferred pronoun.
-If your roommate commits suicide you get a 4.0 for the semester (said while explaining that it’s not a stressful environment and that the university offers awesome mental health services)
after 11 pm all-entry Greek parties unify the campus
X building looks just like Hogwarts
-Sororities can’t have houses because of local laws that if there are more than X women living together it’s a brothel
-Parent(s) and kid start bickering
-Parent asks about prevalence of drinking/drugs on campus
-There is a ghost in the library
-If there is no club xyz you can start one and apply for funding
-A mom on the tour is shocked and appalled at coed bathrooms and embarrasses her child by commenting loudly on it
-Explaining in detail the Blue Light system.
-One Cards you use for the dining center, bookstore, cafe/coffeeshop, library, access to dorms and academic buildings, laundry. Bonus points for the clueless tour guide who mentions it is all “free” (meaning Bank of Mom & Dad is paying for it and student is clueless about the charges showing up on their bill).
-Comment by tour guide about walking backward and letting him/her know if in danger
-If our library doesn’t have a book you need, they will request that it be sent from another library
-Bon Appetit is the dining halls’ caterer
-Windmills/solar generate some percentage of the school’s energy needs
-You can take classes at _____ (where that is a school that is a PITA to get to/get into classes at)
-You can design your own major we we don’t offer it
-Tunnels or other underground “secret” areas that students don’t enter “wink wink”.
-Swim test/requirement started because of donation of sizable sum in the early 20th c. by bereft parents whose child attended said university and later drowned as a young adult (double bonus points if the tour guide says that the drowning occurred when the Titanic sank)
-Fun,quirky tradition of letting out a collective primal scream/naked run at midnight the night before finals start
-Paint statue,fence, monument and camp overnight to defend it tradition
-Visiting-puppies-for-finals therapy
-Quidditch team
-LEED-certified science building
-Graduated library quiet floors (quieter as you go from main)
-Students walking professors’ dogs or babysitting their kids as examples of how accessible they are
-Use of the word “awesome.”
Really!? I don’t think that is a TYPICAL thing that is said—I’d hate to get that bingo card!..(more typical is how the school was their first choice…or how they love it…most tour guides are hired for their enthusiasm I’m sure!)
My kids are both in college, but I’m ready to take a few tours to play some bingo now… :))
When the school was built they didn't pave the pathways in the main quad but waited until the students foot traffic indicated where the paths should obviously be placed
-Sings fight song/points out mascot and tells story of its origins
-Parent asks "How can you expect my son to have top grades, top test scores, PLUS have extra curricular activities?"
-We are going to show you the worst dorm. If you can live there, you can live in any of our dorms.
-The school sets up a buffet in the library all night during finals
-Parent asks "Will students who are not wealthy feel comfortable here?"
-Tour guide: "I did not want to come here, but like..it's the only school that took me."
-Parent mentions in a loud voice that son/daughter is a soccer/field hockey/lacrosse/track superstar
-This is the statue that everyone touches for good luck during finals/this is the college seal that will give you bad luck if you step on it
-Parent or kid asks if it's better to get B's in honors/AP classes or A's in regular classes. Answer: "It's better to get A's in honors/AP classes."
-We have a tradition of throwing people in the pool/pond/fountain on ___ occasion
-Special housing/honors program will make large campus feel small
-Special speakers, bands, activities, clowns make small campus feel large
-Tour guide begins introduction with his/her/zi's preferred pronoun.
-If your roommate commits suicide you get a 4.0 for the semester (said while explaining that it's not a stressful environment and that the university offers awesome mental health services)
after 11 pm all-entry Greek parties unify the campus
X building looks just like Hogwarts
-Sororities can't have houses because of local laws that if there are more than X women living together it's a brothel
-Parent(s) and kid start bickering
-Parent asks about prevalence of drinking/drugs on campus
-There is a ghost in the library
-If there is no club xyz you can start one and apply for funding
-A mom on the tour is shocked and appalled at coed bathrooms and embarrasses her child by commenting loudly on it
-Explaining in detail the Blue Light system.
-One Cards you use for the dining center, bookstore, cafe/coffeeshop, library, access to dorms and academic buildings, laundry. Bonus points for the clueless tour guide who mentions it is all "free" (meaning Bank of Mom & Dad is paying for it and student is clueless about the charges showing up on their bill).
-Comment by tour guide about walking backward and letting him/her know if in danger
-If our library doesn't have a book you need, they will request that it be sent from another library
-Bon Appetit is the dining halls' caterer
-Windmills/solar generate some percentage of the school's energy needs
-You can take classes at _____ (where that is a school that is a PITA to get to/get into classes at)
-You can design your own major we we don't offer it
-Tunnels or other underground "secret" areas that students don't enter "wink wink".
-Swim test/requirement started because of donation of sizable sum in the early 20th c. by bereft parents whose child attended said university and later drowned as a young adult (double bonus points if the tour guide says that the drowning occurred when the Titanic sank)
-Fun,quirky tradition of letting out a collective primal scream/naked run at midnight the night before finals start
-Paint statue,fence, monument and camp overnight to defend it tradition
-Visiting-puppies-for-finals therapy
-Quidditch team
-LEED-certified science building
-Graduated library quiet floors (quieter as you go from main)
-Students walking professors' dogs or babysitting their kids as examples of how accessible they are
-Use of the word "awesome."
"Tour guide: “I did not want to come here, but like…it’s the only school that took me.”
Really!? I don’t think that is a TYPICAL thing that is said—I’d hate to get that bingo card!..(more typical is how the school was their first choice…or how they love it…most tour guides are hired for their enthusiasm I’m sure"
I don’t know how rare it is. We got the “it was only place I applied that took me” at both Rice University and the University of Virginia. Both tour guides did mention that they were so happy that is what happened because they loved it there
-Our campus is so green that 1) we generate X% of our own power via wind and 2) we don’t allow or sell plastic water bottles on campus. You can refill your REUSABLE bottle up at the filling stations on campus.
When the school was built they didn’t pave the pathways in the main quad but waited until the students foot traffic indicated where the paths should obviously be placed
-Sings fight song/points out mascot and tells story of its origins
-Parent asks “How can you expect my son to have top grades, top test scores, PLUS have extra curricular activities?”
-We are going to show you the worst dorm. If you can live there, you can live in any of our dorms.
-The school sets up a buffet in the library all night during finals
-Parent asks “Will students who are not wealthy feel comfortable here?”
-Tour guide: “I did not want to come here, but like…it’s the only school that took me.”
-Parent mentions in a loud voice that son/daughter is a soccer/field hockey/lacrosse/track superstar
-This is the statue that everyone touches for good luck during finals/this is the college seal that will give you bad luck if you step on it
-Parent or kid asks if it’s better to get B’s in honors/AP classes or A’s in regular classes. Answer: “It’s better to get A’s in honors/AP classes.”
-We have a tradition of throwing people in the pool/pond/fountain on ___ occasion
-Special housing/honors program will make large campus feel small
-Special speakers, bands, activities, clowns make small campus feel large
-Tour guide begins introduction with his/her/zi’s preferred pronoun.
-If your roommate commits suicide you get a 4.0 for the semester (said while explaining that it’s not a stressful environment and that the university offers awesome mental health services)
after 11 pm all-entry Greek parties unify the campus
X building looks just like Hogwarts
-Sororities can’t have houses because of local laws that if there are more than X women living together it’s a brothel
-Parent(s) and kid start bickering
-Parent asks about prevalence of drinking/drugs on campus
-There is a ghost in the library
-If there is no club xyz you can start one and apply for funding
-A mom on the tour is shocked and appalled at coed bathrooms and embarrasses her child by commenting loudly on it
-Explaining in detail the Blue Light system.
-One Cards you use for the dining center, bookstore, cafe/coffeeshop, library, access to dorms and academic buildings, laundry. Bonus points for the clueless tour guide who mentions it is all “free” (meaning Bank of Mom & Dad is paying for it and student is clueless about the charges showing up on their bill).
-Comment by tour guide about walking backward and letting him/her know if in danger
-If our library doesn’t have a book you need, they will request that it be sent from another library
-Bon Appetit is the dining halls’ caterer
-Windmills/solar generate some percentage of the school’s energy needs
-You can take classes at _____ (where that is a school that is a PITA to get to/get into classes at)
-You can design your own major we we don’t offer it
-Tunnels or other underground “secret” areas that students don’t enter “wink wink”.
-Swim test/requirement started because of donation of sizable sum in the early 20th c. by bereft parents whose child attended said university and later drowned as a young adult (double bonus points if the tour guide says that the drowning occurred when the Titanic sank)
-Fun,quirky tradition of letting out a collective primal scream/naked run at midnight the night before finals start
-Paint statue,fence, monument and camp overnight to defend it tradition
-Visiting-puppies-for-finals therapy
-Quidditch team
-LEED-certified science building
-Graduated library quiet floors (quieter as you go from main)
-Students walking professors’ dogs or babysitting their kids as examples of how accessible they are
-Use of the word “awesome.”
maya54 yes a tour guide really said that to us at one of our state schools (“I did not want to come here, but like…it’s the only school that took me.”). I do agree that it is not typical, and therefore it possibly needs a “free space,” but I think the free space is already taken. I also need to add that this is not a true representation of our state schools.
You can do research with faculty
Famous alumni
Bazillions of majors
Student parking (but maybe not for freshmen)
We’re going green!
Study Abroad in many exciting places
Take the shuttle bus into town
Start your own club if you can’t find one you like
Undergoing construction
Our professors really care about students
Fraternities and sororities
Campus bucks work in laundry room & snack bar
Huge library, plus there’s interlibrary loan
Health and Counseling Services
We’ve been around for a long, long time
Dorms are really nice (especially for upperclassmen)
Blue light phones
Professors are great teachers
Career Services will help you get a job
Interesting traditions
Tasty options at the dining hall
A cappella groups
Wireless network
Moreover the Evanston law was not one that was limited to women. As I said any law prohibiting women from living together but not men would violate the US Constitution. But Tour guides in many places falsely claim that such “laws” are the reason that men can have frat houses but women can’t have sorority houses. That is ridiculous.
