<p>I’ll rephrase it then: “That the university on your diploma will determine your success in life.”</p>
<p>Either way, the name on your diploma only gets you as far as an interview.</p>
<p>What a great thread - excellent job warble…</p>
<p>This made my day. I’m glad to see some (sardonic) humor on this forum.</p>
<p>MIT’s is only good in the engineering and sciences fields</p>
<p>UCLA is much better than UC Berkeley because its acceptance rate is lower</p>
<p>Rice’s top baseball team makes a big differnce when deciding to attend Rice over a HYP school</p>
<p>Notre Dame has a rich football history therefore all undergraduates are great athletes</p>
<p>The intense Williams/Amherst and Lehigh/Lafayette football rivalries don’t compare to those of Div. IA football powerhouses.</p>
<p>There is a big difference in the selectivity methods between Princeton’s Eating Clubs and all the Fraternities and Sororities at hundreds upon hundreds of other colleges - the Eating Clubs are unfair but the Frats and Sororiites are very fair.</p>
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<p>Um…so you think that’s not true?</p>
<p>MSauce do some research on those rivalries</p>
<p>one, the Lehigh/Lafayette, is the most played rivalry in college football</p>
<p>just because less fans fit into the stadiums does not make them any less of a rivalry</p>
<p>this list includes Lehigh/Lafayette:</p>
<p>[Greatest</a> College Football Rivalries from America’s Best and Top Ten](<a href=“Unique America - Discover Unique Places Near You”>Unique America - Discover Unique Places Near You)</p>
<p>The football list does not mention the Monon Bell, so it can’t be that great. Go Little Giants!</p>
<p>Just because the teams hate each other or have a long history of playing each other it doesn’t make the rivalry as intense as say, Michigan-Ohio State, where a huge amount of the interest in the game comes from people who are fans of the teams but didn’t attend school at either place.</p>
<p>Plus, you can’t really compare the atmosphere between a small stadium and the Big House full of 60000 people who are all going crazy over the rivalry.</p>
<p>great thread Warblers. I especially liked:
28. We can accurately judge the difficulty of a college’s curriculum by how much its students whine about workloads.</p>
<p>Don’t forget: It’s axiomatic that all Catholic colleges have students of inferior intellect.</p>