Anonymous
09/07/2014 08:55
Subject: Re:Which prestigious colleges are the "second tier" students going to?
Anonymous wrote:USC.
The only "second tier" USC would be South Carolina (and a great choice at that).
Anonymous
09/07/2014 07:43
Subject: Re:Which prestigious colleges are the "second tier" students going to?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:USC.
Like clockwork, USC beats Stanford in football and the hate begins in seep into the interwebs.
Stanford is still Stanford.
Anonymous
09/07/2014 04:33
Subject: Re:Which prestigious colleges are the "second tier" students going to?
Anonymous wrote:USC.
Like clockwork, USC beats Stanford in football and the hate begins in seep into the interwebs.
Anonymous
09/06/2014 22:11
Subject: Which prestigious colleges are the "second tier" students going to?
Anonymous wrote:What a stupid thread.
Yes they get that way once they get derailed.
Anonymous
09/06/2014 22:02
Subject: Re:Which prestigious colleges are the "second tier" students going to?
USC.
Anonymous
09/06/2014 21:01
Subject: Which prestigious colleges are the "second tier" students going to?
What a stupid thread.
Anonymous
09/06/2014 10:52
Subject: Which prestigious colleges are the "second tier" students going to?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:UVA, UNC, Michigan, Williams, Notre Dame, Northwestern
One of these is not like the others. What are you, some kind of Amherst troll?
Agree. Troll.
Williams is a potted Ivy, almost as hard to get into as the Big Boys. No way is it ranked with the schools you listed. Equal to Notre Dame? Really.
Certainly not in football... Or spirit.
I have no dog in this fight, but Williams is head and shoulders above Notre Dame.
In what?
I think the Pope would disagree, and he's usually infallible.
Ok I am falling for it....please tell me that these comments on Williams v. ND ...it is joke isn't it????
In all seriosity, as GW Bush might say, ND and Williams are very different places. Sure, Williams has become a very selective small liberal arts college. It offers an experience that may be harder to find at larger Notre Dame. ND, which has become hard to get into, offers may experiences that are lacking at Williams -- a lot more than just football. I doubt very seriously that there is much application overlap with the schools. Most students who are set on Williams probably wouldn't be interested in ND and vice versa.
You're way too sane for DCUM (not to mention, too much of a strategoric thinker).
+1 do either of you dare to post again ?
Anonymous
09/06/2014 06:23
Subject: Which prestigious colleges are the "second tier" students going to?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:UVA, UNC, Michigan, Williams, Notre Dame, Northwestern
One of these is not like the others. What are you, some kind of Amherst troll?
Agree. Troll.
Williams is a potted Ivy, almost as hard to get into as the Big Boys. No way is it ranked with the schools you listed. Equal to Notre Dame? Really.
Certainly not in football... Or spirit.
I have no dog in this fight, but Williams is head and shoulders above Notre Dame.
In what?
I think the Pope would disagree, and he's usually infallible.
Ok I am falling for it....please tell me that these comments on Williams v. ND ...it is joke isn't it????
In all seriosity, as GW Bush might say, ND and Williams are very different places. Sure, Williams has become a very selective small liberal arts college. It offers an experience that may be harder to find at larger Notre Dame. ND, which has become hard to get into, offers may experiences that are lacking at Williams -- a lot more than just football. I doubt very seriously that there is much application overlap with the schools. Most students who are set on Williams probably wouldn't be interested in ND and vice versa.
You're way too sane for DCUM (not to mention, too much of a strategoric thinker
).
Anonymous
09/05/2014 20:30
Subject: Which prestigious colleges are the "second tier" students going to?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:UVA, UNC, Michigan, Williams, Notre Dame, Northwestern
One of these is not like the others. What are you, some kind of Amherst troll?
Agree. Troll.
Williams is a potted Ivy, almost as hard to get into as the Big Boys. No way is it ranked with the schools you listed. Equal to Notre Dame? Really.
Certainly not in football... Or spirit.
I have no dog in this fight, but Williams is head and shoulders above Notre Dame.
In what?
I think the Pope would disagree, and he's usually infallible.
Ok I am falling for it....please tell me that these comments on Williams v. ND ...it is joke isn't it????
In all seriosity, as GW Bush might say, ND and Williams are very different places. Sure, Williams has become a very selective small liberal arts college. It offers an experience that may be harder to find at larger Notre Dame. ND, which has become hard to get into, offers may experiences that are lacking at Williams -- a lot more than just football. I doubt very seriously that there is much application overlap with the schools. Most students who are set on Williams probably wouldn't be interested in ND and vice versa.
Anonymous
09/05/2014 20:21
Subject: Which prestigious colleges are the "second tier" students going to?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:UVA, UNC, Michigan, Williams, Notre Dame, Northwestern
One of these is not like the others. What are you, some kind of Amherst troll?
Agree. Troll.
Williams is a potted Ivy, almost as hard to get into as the Big Boys. No way is it ranked with the schools you listed. Equal to Notre Dame? Really.
Certainly not in football... Or spirit.
I have no dog in this fight, but Williams is head and shoulders above Notre Dame.
In what?
I think the Pope would disagree, and he's usually infallible.
Ok I am falling for it....please tell me that these comments on Williams v. ND ...it is joke isn't it????
Anonymous
09/05/2014 18:31
Subject: Re:Which prestigious colleges are the "second tier" students going to?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Only second-tier people and Asians obsess about first-tier colleges.
Do you think they get that (materialism) from Americans and other the Western countries since Korean was split during the Korean War, Japan lost to us in WWII and communist China wasn't really going anywhere without the self-motivated greed that is commercialism? And Hong Kong, which had been controlled by the British, was a booming economic success. So they adopted our values and one way to get ahead is through school.
No - I think the government creates such competition because it limits success to only a very small percentage of their population. Asian countries have VERY few spots at prestigious/world class universities families need to steam roll over each other.
It's ingrained into the Asian culture through no responsibility of America's war success.
It's been part of Chinese culture for a long time. Read: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Imperial_examination
Pretty impressive actually.
Anonymous
09/05/2014 17:50
Subject: Re:Which prestigious colleges are the "second tier" students going to?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Only second-tier people and Asians obsess about first-tier colleges.
Do you think they get that (materialism) from Americans and other the Western countries since Korean was split during the Korean War, Japan lost to us in WWII and communist China wasn't really going anywhere without the self-motivated greed that is commercialism? And Hong Kong, which had been controlled by the British, was a booming economic success. So they adopted our values and one way to get ahead is through school.
No - I think the government creates such competition because it limits success to only a very small percentage of their population. Asian countries have VERY few spots at prestigious/world class universities families need to steam roll over each other.
It's ingrained into the Asian culture through no responsibility of America's war success.
Anonymous
09/04/2014 18:45
Subject: Which prestigious colleges are the "second tier" students going to?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:UVA, UNC, Michigan, Williams, Notre Dame, Northwestern
One of these is not like the others. What are you, some kind of Amherst troll?
Agree. Troll.
Williams is a potted Ivy, almost as hard to get into as the Big Boys. No way is it ranked with the schools you listed. Equal to Notre Dame? Really.
Certainly not in football... Or spirit.
I have no dog in this fight, but Williams is head and shoulders above Notre Dame.
In what?
Lack of social life?
Anonymous
09/04/2014 17:04
Subject: Which prestigious colleges are the "second tier" students going to?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:UVA, UNC, Michigan, Williams, Notre Dame, Northwestern
One of these is not like the others. What are you, some kind of Amherst troll?
Agree. Troll.
Williams is a potted Ivy, almost as hard to get into as the Big Boys. No way is it ranked with the schools you listed. Equal to Notre Dame? Really.
Certainly not in football... Or spirit.
I have no dog in this fight, but Williams is head and shoulders above Notre Dame.
In what?
I think the Pope would disagree, and he's usually infallible.
Anonymous
09/04/2014 11:22
Subject: Which prestigious colleges are the "second tier" students going to?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:UVA, UNC, Michigan, Williams, Notre Dame, Northwestern
One of these is not like the others. What are you, some kind of Amherst troll?
Agree. Troll.
Williams is a potted Ivy, almost as hard to get into as the Big Boys. No way is it ranked with the schools you listed. Equal to Notre Dame? Really.
Certainly not in football... Or spirit.
I have no dog in this fight, but Williams is head and shoulders above Notre Dame.
In what?
this feels like the Penn State v. Tulane discussion all over again. culty football school v. elitey safety school