<p>I am female and a current first year at the U. of C.</p>
<p>I am not bad looking. The third eye really doesn't make that much of a difference, anyway, when you have a good heart, right? :P</p>
<p>Yes - the Eye of Wisdom - quite appropriate for U of C women.</p>
<p>i consider myself average-looking but my nickname among the thousands of women i have bedded is "brad pitt"</p>
<p>i bench press over one thousand pounds, and i am force-sensitive </p>
<p>just a heads up for all the ladies</p>
<p>ok this third eye thing is going too far. when i said there were "deformed girls roaming the streets" of the UC campus, i just meant they were fugly. i certianly did not intend it to be interpreted as having an auxiliary body part</p>
<p>This is a Chicago thread, doggystyle - of course people are going to get metaphysical. Look up 'third eye' in wikipedia - all sorts of meanings.</p>
<p>I was recently there for the April Program, where I happened to meet a large number of hot girls. The University does not lack for attractive people, mentally, and yes, physically.</p>
<p>Ohio_mom, uh, I think doggystyle was being a wee bit facetious</p>
<p>I checked out the UChicago '11 facebook and there are TONS of really good looking, intelligent people!</p>
<p>thats cuz UC people are smart enough to put pictures of other people on their facebook</p>
<p>okay...you're crazy.</p>
<p>No, actually what they do is put pictures of themselves in different lighting and creative camera angles that makes them appear attractive...it works pretty well.</p>
<p>The truth is that there are good looking, sexy, stylish people here. But there have been times when me and my pals take bets to guess gender. And there have been times when i've just been walking to class and have been like "GAH, the **** is that?". And only one time have i been temporarily blind. So it's not all bad.</p>
<p>the university of chicago has a very large student body though</p>
<p>I mean really. As long as you drink a lot of alcohol before going out to a party, you'll be fine. Another benefit is that over time your perception of physical beauty is so skewed that when you go back home for Thanksgiving/Winter Break/etc...everyone looks gorgeous.</p>
<p>am i being sarcastic????????????</p>
<p>Okay guys (and by guys, I am truly addressing the men here) don't you think we are exagerrating here? Please be honest.</p>
<p>On my overnight, my dorm hosts explained to me that they imported girls from DePaul and Loyola, as the girls there are more attractive. </p>
<p>Their words, not mine.</p>
<p>"Okay guys (and by guys, I am truly addressing the men here) don't you think we are exagerrating here? Please be honest."</p>
<p>Of course we are. It is impossible to draw one generalization about thousands of people. Everybody is attracted to different things and everybody has different priorities. There are many attractive people at the school. There are many attractive people in the dozens of other colleges in the Chicago area, Northwestern included. </p>
<p>Saying "all the people at this school are ugly" sounds an awful lot like an excuse for not getting laid.</p>
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Saying "all the people at this school are ugly" sounds an awful lot like an excuse for not getting laid.
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I love the fact that I've actually heard that as an excuse before.</p>