<h2>So I got the following email today, and it immediately strikes me as suspicious. 1. I'm a sophmore. 2. I've never expressed any interest in going there. 3. I've never even heard of it. </h2>
<p>Reed is a place of paradoxes. Often, it is a place where opposites meetwith fantastic and fascinating results. Allow us to make the introductions: Right brain, meet left brain. </p>
<h2>At Reed, you don't have to be a physics major, or even a science major, to operate the Research Reactor. And you don't have to be a theater major to direct twelve of your friends (from eight majors) in an adaptation of Federico Garcia Lorca. Students in an International Relations class play croquet together to illustrate nuclear politics, and everyone takes P.E.but you can choose from 60 options including kayaking, juggling, and swing dancing. </h2>
<p>Then it gives me a username and password to make an inquiry about them. After googlging them, I'm even more sure that I wouldn't want to attend. But do they send a mass email like this all over the country? Thinking that other colleges do this makes me groan. Has anyone else received an email like this?</p>