<p>lol hahhaa
but Yale graduates surely aren't those kind of people...</p>
<p>ooo yale club of chicago just sent me an invitation to a pizza party, too bad i can't make it cause i have an academic bowl tournament that i already committed to. i was looking forward to meeting you, newt :p</p>
<p>That's so cool! But pizza? I'd have expected something fancier from the Yale Club =)</p>
<p>What happened in the second video when Margit Dahl's foot slipped in the floor? She was totally thrown off. Wow, I can hardly see the screen right now. I think the video blinded me; not really, but I see a rectangle of white everywhere I look.</p>
<p>My Harvard interviewer said we could meet at my house or another place where I would be comfortable. Definitely would not let any college interviewer into my home; too much pressure and thinking about how they're judging me...</p>
<p>Margit Dahl read my application! I feel famous by association. Booyah!</p>
<p>Yup, if I had an interviewer in my apartment, he/she would be greeted by a huge hole in the wall (and several smaller ones) that we had to make to fit a piano up the winding stairs. I had my Yale interview in a family-style diner during sort of off-hours (afternoon), so it was a casual but quiet (important, I discovered in another interview)setting.</p>
<p>I'd feel weird if they had to wat me eat too...</p>
<p>Did you mean watch you eat? For my Yale interview, I just had coke (she had coffee). For my Brown interview, we both had breakfast. I didn't feel weird eating in front of my interviewer, but there was really no time to eat in between answering questions. So then I had half my food uneaten, and I felt really rude because my interviewer paid. I'm also a slow eater, though. For most others, it might not be a problem. Just to be on the safe side, I suggest scheduling your interview for the afternoon, so you don't have to deal w/ this at all. </p>
<p>What Margit Dahl said about Starbucks is totally right. I had another one of my interviews at Starbucks, and I live in a really small town. Then I had to have my interview around people who probably knew me. Plus, the music was pretty loud and distracting. Awesome mocha frappuccino, though.</p>
<p>my interviewer showed me that video before we begin interviewing....how nice</p>
<p>lol really?! not the whole thing I hope? </p>
<p>and yea sorry :o I meant watch me eat...</p>
<p>hey, you're switching back and forth b/w the Yale board (my original home) and (the one that mentioned loincloths, your original home), too? I think I made the rounds of each more than 10 times and should really go to sleep.</p>