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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]that's an interesting observation. I would say I'm pro 4 years of science, but I do in fact know kids who apply as Classic etc majors who have no intention of majoring in that. [/quote]

me again - it's funny but I'm not sure that college readers are smart enough to read it this way. I'm pretty much always suprised by how colleges spend and dont spend money: I've seen [b]so many terrible tour guides[/b] and I know they have a lot of 24 year old readers with 1 year experience. [/quote]
I was very surprised by this too. Had a Williams guide who you could not hear at all, and could not get around him in a semi-circle because of snow. DC said the college was “lame.” Couldn’t disagree with his assessment, even though I am a Williams fan.

Then there is Haverford, which actually made half the parents and students at an info session wait 1/2 hour more for a tour — because the tour guide could not handle more than 20.

Then we have Bard, where the student tour guide actually rocked it with 50 people.

This kind of stuff is small change and is just implementing basic principles of event planning. The most professional operations I saw in this regard were Vassar and (surprisingly) Georgetown.

It it is so easy to get this right. Amazing.[/quote]

Do Bard then. Williams doesn't need to crush it, Bard does.[/quote]

you dont see her point?  all these kids are working for 20/hr.  why hire lame tour guides at all?[/quote]

Because they can[/quote]

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