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Hi all,

Was wondering if you could tell me the percentage of students on campus that make up each of these groups. Thanks in advance!

West Coast laid back / Northwest U.S. Earthy

New England "Prep"

Southern "Prep"

Hipster

ARE country rednecks

Older students (getting advanced degree)

its WUSTL not NYU or UVA

Who thinks OP is laid back or earthy?

TwentyFive wrote:Hi all,

Was wondering if you could tell me the percentage of students on campus that make up each of these groups. Thanks in advance!

West Coast laid back / Northwest U.S. Earthy

New England "Prep"

Southern "Prep"

Hipster

ARE country rednecks

Older students (getting advanced degree)

Aren't the bolded the same? And what the hell is ARE?

Technically everyone is under the last category, since law students are "getting (an) advanced degree"

Moxie wrote:

TwentyFive wrote:Hi all,

Was wondering if you could tell me the percentage of students on campus that make up each of these groups. Thanks in advance!

West Coast laid back / Northwest U.S. Earthy

New England "Prep"

Southern "Prep"

Hipster

ARE country rednecks

Older students (getting advanced degree)

Aren't the bolded the same? And what the hell is ARE?

Technically everyone is under the last category, since law students are "getting (an) advanced degree"

Hipster =/= long hair, jeans, hiking shoes, and canvas knapsacks. To clarify, that is what I mean by "Earthy".

ARE = spelling of "our" commonly seen in Facebook statuses updates from those in flyover states (like Missouri).

True enough on the last point, but I mean 25+ (like the stereotypical NU student).

do people in StL even know what a hipster is?

Sure, let me just run those numbers and I'll get back to you in a jiffy!

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crit_racer wrote:do people in StL even know what a hipster is?

Yes.

TwentyFive wrote:ARE = spelling of "our" commonly seen in Facebook statuses updates from those in flyover states (like Missouri).

I think this is in contention for the dumbest thing I have ever read on TLS. That's quite an accomplishment, OP. Your parents must be so proud.

beachbum wrote:Sure, let me just run those numbers and I'll get back to you in a jiffy!

Edit:

crit_racer wrote:do people in StL even know what a hipster is?

Yes.

Rough estimates are cool -- accepting anecdotal evidence!

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TwentyFive wrote:ARE = spelling of "our" commonly seen in Facebook statuses updates from those in flyover states (like Missouri).

I think this is in contention for the dumbest thing I have ever read on TLS. That's quite an accomplishment, OP. Your parents must be so proud.[/quote]

+1

How do you post this shit without the expectation of people roasting you?

BTW, why the hell is it in the "Choosing a Law School" forum?

JamMasterJ wrote:How do you post this shit without the expectation of people roasting you?

BTW, why the hell is it in the "Choosing a Law School" forum?

If you didn't choose your school based on the proportion of hipsters to rednecks you're doing it wrong.

TwentyFive wrote:Hi all,

Was wondering if you could tell me the percentage of students on campus that make up each of these groups. Thanks in advance!

West Coast laid back / Northwest U.S. Earthy

New England "Prep"

Southern "Prep"

Hipster

ARE country rednecks

Older students (getting advanced degree)

Gigantic D-Bags like myself

FTFY

OP, your post is ridiculous. "ARE" country? Seems like you're just trying too hard to make fun of rednecks. Also, I saw you wrote something about "older" students being 25?? Newsflash, some people live life a bit instead of being all UG gunner and wasting our college years to graduate at 19.

Oh geez I'm 24....I must be a non-trad

You do realize that WUSTL is in your 'flyover' state, right?

I'm going to use this thread to plug the Yugoslavian sculptures again.

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crit_racer wrote:do people in StL even know what a hipster is?

Do Longhorns even know where StL is?

gbpackerbacker wrote:

crit_racer wrote:do people in StL even know what a hipster is?

Do Longhorns even know where StL is?

Somewhere up near Dallas I think...?

TwentyFive wrote:

Moxie wrote:

TwentyFive wrote:Hi all,

Was wondering if you could tell me the percentage of students on campus that make up each of these groups. Thanks in advance!

West Coast laid back / Northwest U.S. Earthy

New England "Prep"

Southern "Prep"

Hipster

ARE country rednecks

Older students (getting advanced degree)

Aren't the bolded the same? And what the hell is ARE?

Technically everyone is under the last category, since law students are "getting (an) advanced degree"

Hipster =/= long hair, jeans, hiking shoes, and canvas knapsacks. To clarify, that is what I mean by "Earthy".

ARE = spelling of "our" commonly seen in Facebook statuses updates from those in flyover states (like Missouri).

True enough on the last point, but I mean 25+ (like the stereotypical NU student).

God damnit you suck.

arvcondor wrote:I'm going to use this thread to plug the Yugoslavian sculptures again.

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I liked these in the first thread and I also like them here. Apparently TITO was the shit.

shoeshine wrote:

arvcondor wrote:I'm going to use this thread to plug the Yugoslavian sculptures again.

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I liked these in the first thread and I also like them here. Apparently TITO was the shit.

Where's Yugoslavia? Is that near El Paso?

Oh, this thread...

TwentyFive wrote:Hi all,

Was wondering if you could tell me the percentage of students on campus that make up each of these groups. Thanks in advance!

West Coast laid back / Northwest U.S. Earthy--19.5%

New England "Prep"-- 15%

Southern "Prep"-- 21%

Hipster-- 25.5%

ARE country rednecks-- 5%

Older students (getting advanced degree)--15%

My rough guesses lol. But there is considerable overlap that could exist among these groups..

Thanks OP, this was hilarious.

arvcondor wrote:I'm going to use this thread to plug the Yugoslavian sculptures again.

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This thread would have been pointless, but arvcondor has saved the day!

This link (LinkRemoved) has some info about those monuments.