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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think what posters are referring to is that those two towns are sleepy. You could go to Berkely, Ann Arbor, and Ithaca at 2 AM and see plenty of late night places where students are hanging out. There are night clubs. Big sports culture puts a certain energy that you just will never see on a game night. Both Wellesley and Claremont close completely after midnight. But to be fair, are any LAC settings in those traditional college towns? The only one I can think of is Amherst MA, supported by the neighboring UMass Amherst.[/quote]

Barnard?[/quote]

St. John's College, Annapolis, MD[/quote]

There’s college nightlife in Annapolis? It’s a cute town but not a traditional college town. While the presence of the Academy is great, those kids are maybe going out for ice cream on a big night out.

And Annapolis is not a suburb of either DC or Baltimore. [/quote]

Annapolis is not middle of nowhere - or cornfields.  [/quote]

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