Any fratty colleges outside of south?

[33girl]

Originally Posted by RedRover

Washington and Jefferson, Washington, Pennsylvania

As long as you put a fence around it and don't step foot in the surrounding town.

[dpc1192]

My cousin went to Denison and it seems like it had that southern frat atmosphere, but is too small for me...

Bucknell looks interesting, anything else?

[Benzgirl]

Originally Posted by dpc1192

My cousin went to Denison and it seems like it had that southern frat atmosphere, but is too small for me...

Denison is a lot more liberal than you think. It draws heavily from the Northeast. But, it is small(ish) and one of the most beautiful campuses I have ever been to

I will agree that miami is pretty fratty, and purdue is as well. i would also say virginia is.

[RU OX Alum]

Originally Posted by Croakies n Bows

I will agree that miami is pretty fratty, and purdue is as well. i would also say virginia is.

Virginia isn't in the South, then?

[BlueCarnation]

Union and Colgate, both in upstate NY? They used to be, at least.

[WinniBug]

I don't understand the use of "fratty" as an adjective. :-(

Originally Posted by RU OX Alum

Virginia isn't in the South, then?

I have never really thought of virginia as being in the south myself, yes it is south of the mason-dixon line, and it has a lot of southern features. I would only call it south if you referred to bama, AR, LA, Miss, and Ga as deep south.

[MysticCat]

Originally Posted by Croakies n Bows

I have never really thought of virginia as being in the south myself, yes it is south of the mason-dickson line, and it has a lot of southern features. I would only call it south if you referred to bama, AR, LA, Miss, and Ga as deep south.

Which is what Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi, Georgia and South Carolina are -- the Deep South. Sections of northern Virginia and Hampton Roads notwithstanding, Virginia -- the home of Robert E. Lee and of the White House of the Confederacy, of Monument Avenue, of Washington and Lee University -- is most certainly the South.

[LAblondeGPhi]

Originally Posted by Croakies n Bows

I have never really thought of virginia as being in the south myself, yes it is south of the mason-dickson line, and it has a lot of southern features. I would only call it south if you referred to bama, AR, LA, Miss, and Ga as deep south.

I think I have fallen in hate. Do you have comprehension problems?

[pshsx1]

Originally Posted by LAblondeGPhi

I think I have fallen in hate. Do you have comprehension problems?

Only dumb ass problems.

[33girl]

Originally Posted by Croakies n Bows

I have never really thought of virginia as being in the south myself, yes it is south of the mason-dickson line, and it has a lot of southern features. I would only call it south if you referred to bama, AR, LA, Miss, and Ga as deep south.

There's no dick in Mason Dixon.

only in the quoted post

[SWTXBelle]

Originally Posted by 33girl

There's no dick in Mason Dixon.

only in the quoted post

[KSigkid]

Originally Posted by SWTXBelle

Calm down, she's not saying anything offensive about the South. She's referencing the fact that Croakies misspelled "Dixon."

[SWTXBelle]

Originally Posted by KSigkid

Calm down, she's not saying anything offensive about the South. She's referencing the fact that Croakies misspelled "Dixon."

I KNOW - hence the amused smiley. Not ; . ( and it's really geared more towards the addendum, not the post itself!)