We'RE NUMBER 3!!! We'RE #3!!!!

[Marxist]

Survey: Indiana University ranked top 'party school'

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (AP) — Indiana University was crowned the nation's No. 1 "party school" Monday in an annual Princeton Review survey that school leaders and medical experts derided as irresponsible and unscientific.

Following IU in the rankings were Clemson University, the University of Alabama-Tuscaloosa, Pennsylvania State University and the University of Florida.


For the rest: http://www.usatoday.com/news/nation/2002-08-19-schools_x.htm

 

[Sillyman]

Ahh, Alabama higher education. Just like elementary, but with more moonshine.

 

[morninggirl5]

I was just about to post about this.



Roooolllllll Tiiiiiiddddeeeee!

 

[CarolineOh]

Oh, I can't believe Michigan State didn't make the list. I guess they haven't been having enough couch bonfires lately.

 

[Wrong Element]

There must be a mistake. The words "Indiana" and "party" have never before appeared in the same sentence.

 

[ScarlettRose]

*starts a new business making 3 fingered foam hands*

 

[Hamletmaschine]

That's just because LSU went pro.

 

[IrishWolfhound]

Obviously they forgot to visit Madison, WI. Of course they might have thought all the drunks in the gutters were vagrants, not realizing they were faculty and students.

 

[WaxNWane]

That's just because LSU went pro.

When I was at LSU, the motto was: "If you didn't die, you weren't really drunk."

 

[Hamletmaschine]

I think they must have made us retire the crown. It just isn't fair to rank professional with amateurs, after all.

 

[floridaguy64]

That list sucks!

When I was at the University of Miami.......1982-84..... We were the all time party school! I guess a lil ole' thang like probation turned my Alma Mater into a house of woosies.........

What a shame!

 

[Rambling Rose]

Aaah...it's good to be 3. *hiccup*

 

[teddybear4play]

Obviously they forgot to visit Madison, WI. Of course they might have thought all the drunks in the gutters were vagrants, not realizing they were faculty and students.

Though I am an Indiana boy (though not an IU grad), and I have partied in Bloomington, I gotta agree with you here. There's not a lot of places that can top the Mad City.

TB4p

 

[IrishWolfhound]

Though I am an Indiana boy (though not an IU grad), and I have partied in Bloomington, I gotta agree with you here. There's not a lot of places that can top the Mad City.

TB4p

Neither was I. I went to school 90 miles east of there. But we always held our friends in Madison in awe. We at Marquette felt humbled by them.

 

[LovetoGiveRoses]

I was just about to post about this.



Roooolllllll Tiiiiiiddddeeeee!

That must be the chant that they make as they rush to the porcelin thrown to retch.

(War Eagles!)

Vanderbilt must be up there with Brigham Young. Ahh, those wasted undergraduate years.

 

[christo]

We are! Penn State! Number Four!

But I have to admit, I find it hard to believe that PSU could be the home of heartier partiers than, say, Arizona State. Happy Valley may be, uh, happy, but it's also goddam cold much of the year, it gets dark around 3:30 in the afternoon, and it rains more than it does in Seattle. Whearas a school like Arizona State is 90 degrees in winter, the girls wear bikinis year-round, you can swim Christmas Day...it's all much more conducive to hard-core partying.

 

[morninggirl5]

That must be the chant that they make as they rush to the porcelin thrown to retch.

(War Eagles!)

Vanderbilt must be up there with Brigham Young. Ahh, those wasted undergraduate years.

Well you got the retch and War Beagle together. That's an improvement.

 

[Ezarc]

I was at Northeastern U in Boston, MA was ranked top ten by Playboy. Ahh those wonderful times, I just wish that I could remember them.
Take Care and Lust Always,
Ezarc

 

[Saytur]

I remember reading that Gainsville, home of the University of Florida had the highest beer consumption per capita in the grand ol US of A back in the early eighties. I'm still hungover.

 

[riff]

Florida State was ranked #1 a while back.

I am glad they dropped down some. Now maybe people will start taking me more seriously.

So far as LSU (my father's alma mater), they may never be ranked. The students are way to fried to even vote.

 

[Guest]

Neither was I. I went to school 90 miles east of there. But we always held our friends in Madison in awe. We at Marquette felt humbled by them.

Have we partied together?

Used to drive to State Street whenever I could... never remember leaving either.

 

[teddybear4play]

Have we partied together?

Used to drive to State Street whenever I could... never remember leaving either.

I had a friend at UW who promised me he'd show me the State Street experience. We only went to two bars: Red Shed and some place that starts with A that I can't remember.

The Red Shed has a 32 oz. Long Island Iced Tea called "The Real Thing" that's served in a Mason jar. My friend bet I wouldn't be able to finish it. I love Long Islands. I drank it in seven minutes.

Of course, that's probably why I didn't remember the other bar we went to . . . among other reasons . . .

TB4p

 

[Shaq]

VCU! Party down! Wooooh!