Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:if you can get inside the courtyards of the yale residential colleges - and I think you might only walk through one of them on a tour - they're pretty dreamy. Oxford rip off, sure, but a v good one.
Maybe i toured the wrong residential college, but I didn’t find Saybrook or Pauli Murray nice. Just a difference in personal tastes I’m sure, not like the kids are suffering.
They are all very different, intentionally built in a variety of architectural styles. I like some more than others, but the only ones I find ugly are Morse and Stiles. I haven’t personally seen the two new colleges up close in person, but they look nice from what I can tell.
Yale is more polarizing in terms of opinions than I might have suspected. Half the people are awed by its architecture and the other half either think it's too busy/ostentatious or can't get over its location in New Haven.
I think this is mostly people who have been in New Haven but didn't get out of their cars. That was me for a long time. I had a client in New Haven (and I dont hate New Haven!) and thought yale was kinda drab. Then I toured it with my kid, and met with a friend's kid and got an inside look at the colleges and wow, I was wrong. It's like a movie set
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Mary Washington.
Surprisingly pretty!
Why "surprisingly"? It's a lovely little jewel.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:if you can get inside the courtyards of the yale residential colleges - and I think you might only walk through one of them on a tour - they're pretty dreamy. Oxford rip off, sure, but a v good one.
Maybe i toured the wrong residential college, but I didn’t find Saybrook or Pauli Murray nice. Just a difference in personal tastes I’m sure, not like the kids are suffering.
They are all very different, intentionally built in a variety of architectural styles. I like some more than others, but the only ones I find ugly are Morse and Stiles. I haven’t personally seen the two new colleges up close in person, but they look nice from what I can tell.
Yale is more polarizing in terms of opinions than I might have suspected. Half the people are awed by its architecture and the other half either think it's too busy/ostentatious or can't get over its location in New Haven.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Mary Washington.
Surprisingly pretty!
Why "surprisingly"? It's a lovely little jewel.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:if you can get inside the courtyards of the yale residential colleges - and I think you might only walk through one of them on a tour - they're pretty dreamy. Oxford rip off, sure, but a v good one.
Maybe i toured the wrong residential college, but I didn’t find Saybrook or Pauli Murray nice. Just a difference in personal tastes I’m sure, not like the kids are suffering.
They are all very different, intentionally built in a variety of architectural styles. I like some more than others, but the only ones I find ugly are Morse and Stiles. I haven’t personally seen the two new colleges up close in person, but they look nice from what I can tell.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Most beautiful colleges: Smith College, Princeton, Vassar.
Smith is so lovely!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Mary Washington.
Surprisingly pretty!
Anonymous wrote:Mary Washington.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:if you can get inside the courtyards of the yale residential colleges - and I think you might only walk through one of them on a tour - they're pretty dreamy. Oxford rip off, sure, but a v good one.
Maybe i toured the wrong residential college, but I didn’t find Saybrook or Pauli Murray nice. Just a difference in personal tastes I’m sure, not like the kids are suffering.
Anonymous wrote:Most beautiful colleges: Smith College, Princeton, Vassar.
Anonymous wrote:Most beautiful colleges: Smith College, Princeton, Vassar.