Do colleges give you an @[college].edu email?

[PlattsburghLoser]

<p>Slightly OT (but what else is new?): I was Googling what the college email of Pensacola Christian College students are since I heard they’re not allowed to even use the internet and found out, during my search, that they have a freaking waterpark on campus, with slides and an indoor surfing wave. </p>

<p>That’s not even fair.</p>

[HisGraceFillsMe]

<p>^Dude.</p>

<p>That’s incredible.</p>

[Sugar_Magnolia]

<p>Isn’t Pensacola the school where you can’t look the opposite gender in the eye, and weird crap like that? The water park would kind of go to waste. :(</p>

[karabee]

<p>^ do they have to wear those bathing suits from the 1920’s?</p>

[Xcellerator]

<p>Yep, most or all colleges should.
I have my first and last name for mine at TAMU! :]]
Asians don’t seem go here. xD
Ex: <a href=“mailto:johnsmith@tamu.edu”>johnsmith@tamu.edu</a></p>

[diontechristmas]

<p>Ours are one of two student ID #'s we’re givin (the other being on our student ID card) which is either tuaxxxxx or tubxxxxx @Temple.edu We can also make like 5 other email addresses for ourselves.</p>

[hops_scout]

<p>At SEMO, ours is <a href=“mailto:firstinitialmiddleinitiallastname1s@semo.edu”>firstinitialmiddleinitiallastname1s@semo.edu</a> some have 2s, some have 3s. </p>

<p>We get to keep that email address until 60 days after graduation.</p>

[pandem]

<p>mine is </p>

<p>first two letters of first name
first initial of last name
random number
@ school.edu</p>

<p>John Doe: <a href=“mailto:jod298@school.edu”>jod298@school.edu</a></p>

[Why_Two_Kay]

<p>anything<em>you</em><a href=“mailto:want@mail.utexas.edu”>want@mail.utexas.edu</a></p>

<p>For University of Texas at Austin.</p>

[PlattsburghLoser]

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^ do they have to wear those bathing suits from the 1920’s?

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<p>I wouldn’t be surprised if they had to go in wearing the clothes they came to school in.</p>

<p>The dress code I found of that school is nuts:</p>

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MEN.</p>

<p>Pants may not be “pegged” or have any pockets on the legs.</p>

<p>Pants may not be “frayed” at the bottom.</p>

<p>No jeans, or double-stitched pants.</p>

<p>Shirts must be tucked in at all times.</p>

<p>Men may not wear a necklace.</p>

<p>Hats may only be worn outdoors, but NOT at outdoor sporting events.</p>

<p>You must wear a belt at all times.</p>

<p>You must wear “dress” shoes except when involved in athletic activity.</p>

<p>You must wear a collared shirt except when involved in athletic activity.</p>

<p>No apparel with other colleges or high-schools is allowed.</p>

<p>T-shirts must be blank or be an official PCC T-shirt.</p>

<p>You may not shave your head (Caucasian students only; it is unclear how this is to be interpreted for Asian-Americans/Indian-Americans. All we can suggest is to consult your floorleader). Violation will result in being sent home for two weeks (your expense).</p>

<p>“Shelf Cuts,” hair touching the ears, sideburns past the middle of the ear, bangs over the eyes, and hair touching the collar are not allowed.</p>

<p>No blue-jean (denim) shirts or jackets.</p>

<p>No “dressing down” - that is, intentionally mismatching clothes.</p>

<p>Clothing may not have advertising or large logos on it.</p>

<p>You must wear socks.</p>

<p>Except for collegian sports, men must wear “dress sweats” for any athletic activity where women are present.</p>

<p>A swimming suit/shorts may not be worn while traveling to the beach, although there are no changing rooms at the men’s required beach.</p>

<p>For White Glove weekend: “Men may wear jeans and collared shirts to breakfast this Saturday, [date of white glove], because of White Glove. Stone washed or acid washed denim should not be worn. Students must change immediately after breakfast.”</p>

<p>Multi-colored polo shirts and khakis are acceptable “afternoon” dress (see the “Who’s Who” section of the latest yearbook for examples); note, though, that this also applies to Saturday mornings, in which case the morning is converted to “afternoon” for clothing purposes. Sunday afternoon, though, is not “afternoon” for clothing purposes.</p>

<p>You may not allow the end of your belt to hang down from the belt-loops resembling a phallus.</p>

<p>WOMEN.</p>

<p>Women must wear a skirt or dress at all times. Jean skirts are allowed at dating outings only. Long shorts (i.e., “gauchos” or “culottes”) which reach the knee are permitted for athletic activity.</p>

<p>Skirts/Dresses must reach the top of the knee when sitting.</p>

<p>Women must wear nylons (“hose”) with skirts, but may wear socks with shorts.</p>

<p>You may not wear pants in your dorm, although sweats ARE permitted after prayer group.</p>

<p>All skirts must be knee length and shirts must not be subjectively “low-cut.”</p>

<p>No two-piece swimming suits (although, this is a bit irrelevant since a male should never see you swimming).</p>

<p>All neck lines must be modest.</p>

<p>No backless shoes or dresses.</p>

<p>Flannel shirts must be tucked in.

[The</a> Student Voice. Pensacola Christian College](<a href=“http://www.pensacolachristiancollege.com/rules.htm]The”>http://www.pensacolachristiancollege.com/rules.htm)</p>

<p>And dorm rules

On weekdays, there are “quiet hours,” during which you may not talk in the hall, close doors loudly, or sing in the shower.</p>

<p>After bed-time (“lights out:” 11:00 every day, including weekends) you may receive demerits for talking, taking your contacts out, having your feet on the floor (or possibly suspended a few inches from the floor), being in the bathroom, or basically doing anything but lying in bed…
You may not put up a picture of unmarried people in physical contact unless they are “little kids.” (these are sold in the bookstore).</p>

<p>You may not go bare-foot in the halls or lounge.</p>

<p>You may not sing “too loud” during prayer group.</p>

<p>The blinds in your room must be closed after dusk.</p>

<p>You may not wipe “boogers” on the wall. This is being cracked down on.</p>

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<p>(Sorry for derailing the thread)</p>

[WantsBrown]

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You may not wipe “boogers” on the wall. This is being cracked down on

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<p>WHAT!? Who does that?</p>

[Why_Two_Kay]

<p>Wow, I don’t even think my school has a dress code apart from “wear something and wear enough”. This isn’t middle school anymore…</p>

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You may not allow the end of your belt to hang down from the belt-loops resembling a phallus.

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<p>Okay that made me laugh.</p>

[PlattsburghLoser]

<p>^^ Haha, I didn’t even see that one.</p>

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You may not have… a living pet (also presumably includes a “dead” pet - not clear whether this includes pet rocks or plants) of any kind.

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<p>I want a pet rock.</p>

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Each gender must use segregated stairways, elevators and in some cases, sidewalks.

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