<p>Ooooh the common rooms! I love the one in Saybrook. It's so...grand.</p>
<p>I also love Sterling Memorial Library ("the cathedral of knowledge"), the A Capella traditions (especially Tap Night!), Masters' Teas, college rivalries, the nonstop Harvard bashing, the energy of the student body, the undergraduate coddling by the administration, and the way Branford looks like Hogswarts after dark.</p>
<p>I love everything about Yale!! The residential colleges, the old architecture, the harkness tower with the bell that plays songs, the a capella groups, the traditions, the rivalries. I could go on forever. I really hope I get in!!</p>
<p>I toured with a student this summer... the cloisters in Saybrook and Branford are gorgeous. the mucial performance halls are SWEET and the architecture is A-mazing. ah! i wanna go. back to english to get an A in the class to send the transript to Yale ... etc.</p>
<p>I loved my tour guides. Did anyone have either a Native American football player from North Dakota or a preppy Connecticut kid who wouldn't stop talking about the food? I did the student forum + tour with them, and they cracked me up.</p>
<p>the music library study room... if anybody's visiting yale, definitely ask for where it is... you don't need an id to get in and it's SOOO gorgeous.</p>
<p>i also LOVE the morse lipstick (j/k, i'm in branford)...</p>
<p>You guys are so lucky! I can't visit Yale so I don't have any "favorite things about Yale" that I could get from a visit, but I'm very interested in their B.A./M.Mus. double-degree program with the Yale School of Music (you can only apply for this in your junior year at Yale College, I think). I'm also interested in the late pianist Vladimir Horowitz's unpublished recordings in the Yale Archives.</p>
<p>This is probably a silly question, but do you think we'll have access to Horowitz's unpublished recordings (in the Yale Archives) when (if) we're a student at Yale? I especially want to hear his Liszt Hungarian Rhapsody #6, in which his octaves were apparently much faster and more stunning than in his commercial recording.</p>
<p>I had the same guys too, I kid you not. The preppy kid had sort of big ears and talked about how great the food at Berekely was. I went in August some time.</p>
<p>I was there August 6. The tour was late for some reason, so the two guys played "Yale trivia" with these postcard book things as prizes... Anyone else?</p>