All of a sudden, the day they get their acceptance letters, they have no more discernment?
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For a student body made of the best and the brightest you think they'd have the ability to think for themselves and make an educated decision about a group instead of listening to gossip.
For a student body made of the best and the brightest you think they'd have the ability to think for themselves and make an educated decision about a group instead of listening to gossip.
Thank you.
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For a student body made of the best and the brightest you think they'd have the ability to think for themselves and make an educated decision about a group instead of listening to gossip.
They're still, for the most part, teenagers. Tent talk and gossip happens at every sorority rush.
They're still, for the most part, teenagers. Tent talk and gossip happens at every sorority rush.
I guess I'm looking at Dartmouth differently since they have a whole year until recruitment, and a year to actually meet individuals and mature a bit to know that people can be full of it. Maybe it is related to high/over achieving and the push to be THE BEST at everything since Dartmouth is an Ivy.
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