<p>This idea isn’t like the idea that smoking leads to lung cancer. There’s an obvious cause and effect relationship there. This one is simply a correlation, which means that they tend to go hand-in-hand, but it is not definitive. Also, you’d be surprised how attractive many theater crew students are. Actors most definitely have to be attractive, unless they are extraordinarily talented. They are trying to make money, and due to our superficial society, we only like to see attractive people on TV and movies. </p>
<p>Obviously, I concede that a state school in a warm climate probably has “hotter” people than in a technical school. But I am obviously not using the same judgment as you are. Personally, I find studious people more innately attractive than jocks who could care less about school. But putting my feet in yours (and the other guys on here’s) shoes, I can somewhat understand that blondes with big boobs and perfectly sculpted bodies are more appealing to you. </p>
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<p>That study only covers 10 schools, and Cornell’s not on there. I’m not convinced.</p>