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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Can someone rank these hood-adjacent schools in order of hoodness:

Rhodes
Temple
Penn
Trinity[/quote]

I've only visited Trinity from this list and the surrounding hood was absolutely horrendous... but I can certainly imagine Memphis and Philly being worse.  :shock: [/quote]

I've told this story here before, but my overly sheltered kid was horrified by New London when we went for a college visit...until we ran him by Trinity on the way back to the airport. Never heard another word about the former.  :lol: [/quote]

What's wrong with New London? Is it just old and worn, or is it actually hood?[/quote]

Well, DCUM in general probably a different opinion, and there are certain neighborhoods I wouldn't walk around in at night, but I never personally felt unsafe. It's more just old and worn and my kid was sheltered, especially from working class New England life. (He ended up there despite that, so I guess he got over it.)[/quote]

How does he like Conn? I know the gender ratio gives the fellas a huge advantage in the dating market, but does he get a lot of competition from the Coast Guard studz?[/quote]

He's not at Conn - he's the "competition".  :lol:  If he makes it through Swab Summer...  :cry:

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Tell him to do it for the girlz. He'll have plenty to choose from down the road at Conn. No offense to anyone's son who goes there, but the dudez aren't exactly known as manly.[/quote]

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