
Of course they were! /s |
I don’t give a Gtown rat’s azz what you say |
To you. To others, it is an appealing compact campus with eclectic architecture. |
np You sound like a peach |
DP here. First PP is accurate, GU is a difficult school to get into, hence OPs disgruntled post. |
Are you related to the person who came up with the idea of promoting Target’s thinnest, least substantial towels as “quick-drying”? |
Disagree. How many non-jews do you know who went to Yeshiva U? It's a good school in a great location, must be a lot, right? I think most people don't think a school like Tulane is too Jewish, even though it has a large Jewish population. But once we make organized religion the prism you educate through, yeah, people might say it's not from you |
Catholicism isn’t the prism Georgetown educates through. |
Georgetown is fine I guess. There are many schools with nicer campuses and better facilities. I would only pick Georgetown if you want to be in DC. Otherwise there are so many other schools to choose from that are more appealing |
Ok |
Okay. I went to BC and the jesuit approach to education was certainly present throughout my four years. We had "Ignatian moments" before some classes. You can say that's not Catholicism, but Jesuits wouldn't. They don't back away from their religion as much as DCUM seems to think they do. |
+1 So much misinformation on one thread. OP loves to hear themselves. |
This thread isn’t about BC. And I never said Georgetown isn’t a Catholic school. Georgetown didn’t have Ignatian moments. I don’t know what those are. The only clear indications that Georgetown is a Catholic school that were present when I was there was the requirement to take Problem of God, and the crucifixes that were on the wall in some classrooms. |
Ridic. Nobody who is not Jewish goes to Yeshiva. |
A red flag on campus beauty is when you do an internet search for the college’s campus & under “images” you get like 50 pictures of the one attractive building from every possible angle. |