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Anonymous wrote:What are the major differences and similarities between Hamilton and Colgate?

I've always envisioned Hamilton as being much woker.

It's not very "woke". I'd say the difference is that Greek life is more predominant at Colgate. Also Colgate is more pre-professional. Both great places.

How would you rank these schools in terms of most to least woke: Bates, Colby, Colgate, Hamilton, Middlebury.

This would be for a strong student who's interested in SLACs but doesn't want woke and probably doesn't quite have the stats for WASPB.

WASPB doesn't exist.....it is a figment of your imagination.

What is WASPB intended to represent?

Williams, Amherst, Swarthmore, Pomona, Bennington

Bennington is a blast from the past. Remember it from when I applied to college and haven't heard about it since.

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Anonymous wrote:Colgate is woke and notoriously anti-free speech. Most of these old guard schools are. They are now the tip of the spear for equality and progress, whatever that means at any given moment. Hence why you see kids from the NE bailing and going south.

Is this wokeness coming from the faculty or student body? I envision Colgate students as likable bro and cool chick types.

There is no wokeness at Colgate or Middlebury. I have never heard of a significant protest at Colgate and the last protest at Middlebury was so poorly attended most of the kids didn't even know that one had happened. The "woke" troll is just spewing as they always do.

What about Charles Murray? That was more than a protest. It almost turned into a dangerous situation. People always respond with how long ago that was, but is there any evidence the student body has moderated since then?

When people bring that up they always leave out the pertinent facts like the fact that those who were most disruptive were not students.

"Middlebury officials now say that a small group of six to 12 people who appeared not to be students were involved in the attack on the car and Stanger. These people were dressed in black and wore masks."

There was a speaker protest last year that was so poorly attended, again mostly non-students that most kids on campus didn't even know that it happened.

This is just typical stuff from the well known Middlebury Troll.

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Anonymous wrote:What are the major differences and similarities between Hamilton and Colgate?

I've always envisioned Hamilton as being much woker.

It's not very "woke". I'd say the difference is that Greek life is more predominant at Colgate. Also Colgate is more pre-professional. Both great places.

How would you rank these schools in terms of most to least woke: Bates, Colby, Colgate, Hamilton, Middlebury.

This would be for a strong student who's interested in SLACs but doesn't want woke and probably doesn't quite have the stats for WASPB.

WASPB doesn't exist.....it is a figment of your imagination.

What is WASPB intended to represent?

Williams, Amherst, Swarthmore, Pomona, Bucknell

Thanks!

No, the B is Bowdoin

Nope, it's Bates.

In that a consensus seems beyond reach, it might be better to drop the B.

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Anonymous wrote:Colgate is woke and notoriously anti-free speech. Most of these old guard schools are. They are now the tip of the spear for equality and progress, whatever that means at any given moment. Hence why you see kids from the NE bailing and going south.

Is this wokeness coming from the faculty or student body? I envision Colgate students as likable bro and cool chick types.

There is no wokeness at Colgate or Middlebury. I have never heard of a significant protest at Colgate and the last protest at Middlebury was so poorly attended most of the kids didn't even know that one had happened. The "woke" troll is just spewing as they always do.

What about Charles Murray? That was more than a protest. It almost turned into a dangerous situation. People always respond with how long ago that was, but is there any evidence the student body has moderated since then?

Anyone involved in that protest (almost 10 years ago) has long since graduated. Charles Murray (whose daughter went to Middlebury btw) was scheduled to return to the college in March 2020, but the event was cancelled due to COVID.

There seems to be some progress: https://www.middleburycampus.com/article/2026/01/college-democrats-and-college-republicans-we-talked-it-was-great

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Anonymous wrote:Colgate is woke and notoriously anti-free speech. Most of these old guard schools are. They are now the tip of the spear for equality and progress, whatever that means at any given moment. Hence why you see kids from the NE bailing and going south.

Is this wokeness coming from the faculty or student body? I envision Colgate students as likable bro and cool chick types.

There is no wokeness at Colgate or Middlebury. I have never heard of a significant protest at Colgate and the last protest at Middlebury was so poorly attended most of the kids didn't even know that one had happened. The "woke" troll is just spewing as they always do.

What about Charles Murray? That was more than a protest. It almost turned into a dangerous situation. People always respond with how long ago that was, but is there any evidence the student body has moderated since then?

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Anonymous wrote:What are the major differences and similarities between Hamilton and Colgate?

I've always envisioned Hamilton as being much woker.

It's not very "woke". I'd say the difference is that Greek life is more predominant at Colgate. Also Colgate is more pre-professional. Both great places.

How would you rank these schools in terms of most to least woke: Bates, Colby, Colgate, Hamilton, Middlebury.

This would be for a strong student who's interested in SLACs but doesn't want woke and probably doesn't quite have the stats for WASPB.

WASPB doesn't exist.....it is a figment of your imagination.

What is WASPB intended to represent?

Williams, Amherst, Swarthmore, Pomona, Bennington

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Anonymous wrote:Colgate is woke and notoriously anti-free speech. Most of these old guard schools are. They are now the tip of the spear for equality and progress, whatever that means at any given moment. Hence why you see kids from the NE bailing and going south.

Is this wokeness coming from the faculty or student body? I envision Colgate students as likable bro and cool chick types.

There is no wokeness at Colgate or Middlebury. I have never heard of a significant protest at Colgate and the last protest at Middlebury was so poorly attended most of the kids didn't even know that one had happened. The "woke" troll is just spewing as they always do.

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Anonymous wrote:What are the major differences and similarities between Hamilton and Colgate?

I've always envisioned Hamilton as being much woker.

It's not very "woke". I'd say the difference is that Greek life is more predominant at Colgate. Also Colgate is more pre-professional. Both great places.

How would you rank these schools in terms of most to least woke: Bates, Colby, Colgate, Hamilton, Middlebury.

This would be for a strong student who's interested in SLACs but doesn't want woke and probably doesn't quite have the stats for WASPB.

WASPB doesn't exist.....it is a figment of your imagination.

What is WASPB intended to represent?

Williams, Amherst, Swarthmore, Pomona, Bucknell

Thanks!

No, the B is Bowdoin

Nope, it's Bates.

It's Beloit, noob.

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Anonymous wrote:What are the major differences and similarities between Hamilton and Colgate?

I've always envisioned Hamilton as being much woker.

It's not very "woke". I'd say the difference is that Greek life is more predominant at Colgate. Also Colgate is more pre-professional. Both great places.

How would you rank these schools in terms of most to least woke: Bates, Colby, Colgate, Hamilton, Middlebury.

This would be for a strong student who's interested in SLACs but doesn't want woke and probably doesn't quite have the stats for WASPB.

WASPB doesn't exist.....it is a figment of your imagination.

What is WASPB intended to represent?

Williams, Amherst, Swarthmore, Pomona, Bucknell

Thanks!

No, the B is Bowdoin

Nope, it's Bates.

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Anonymous wrote:What are the major differences and similarities between Hamilton and Colgate?

I've always envisioned Hamilton as being much woker.

It's not very "woke". I'd say the difference is that Greek life is more predominant at Colgate. Also Colgate is more pre-professional. Both great places.

How would you rank these schools in terms of most to least woke: Bates, Colby, Colgate, Hamilton, Middlebury.

This would be for a strong student who's interested in SLACs but doesn't want woke and probably doesn't quite have the stats for WASPB.

WASPB doesn't exist.....it is a figment of your imagination.

What is WASPB intended to represent?

Williams, Amherst, Swarthmore, Pomona, Bucknell

Thanks!

No, the B is Bowdoin