I wonder what our parents would think of Hamilton if Accepted Students Day included a mock-Bundy party, casual surprise visits to fratboy dorm rooms laden with huge tvs sporting ESPN, video games, and raunchy comedies, and some late night downtown VT shenanigans. Better yet, let's have Accepted Students Day on Class and Charter Day.
Thursday, March 31, 2011
Another Haunting Take on College Life from a Parents Perspective
I wonder what our parents would think of Hamilton if Accepted Students Day included a mock-Bundy party, casual surprise visits to fratboy dorm rooms laden with huge tvs sporting ESPN, video games, and raunchy comedies, and some late night downtown VT shenanigans. Better yet, let's have Accepted Students Day on Class and Charter Day.
Andrew Ferguson is a serious prude.
ReplyDeleteNo, Ryan, you're the prude!
ReplyDelete"At another table representatives of the LGBT Resource Center boasted that free condoms and dental dams were available round-the-clock at their office, where confidential meetings would be held for fraternity members who are "bi, gay, or curious," along with coffee hours for "transgender, transsexual, and gender queer individuals."
ReplyDeleteOH THE HORROR! THE AGONY. WHAT IF I WRITE FOR THE WEEKLY STANDARD AND HAVEN'T LET MY SON KNOW YET THAT GAY PEOPLE EXIST?!?!?
Should've just sent his kid to BYU...
BEWARE OF THE HOMOSEXUAL AGENDA!
ReplyDeleteAND THE SAFE SEX AGENDA TOO
ReplyDeleteProfessor X weighs in
ReplyDeletehttp://www.theatlantic.com/national/archive/2011/03/an-anti-college-backlash/73214/