High School/College
Alright, so after being here for more than a month its come to my attention that there are still the stereo types that were in high schools..only in college. Make sense? Well, remember in high school how there were the "cliques" of like the Theater Kids (good example i guess). For us, we did have a way we talked and dressed. More outgoing, and humorous..well some of us at least. The Art kids are another; creative, deep thinkers. The AP kids, they knew all of the classic literature, and they would be able to read this right now and find all the grammar mistakes.
My point is, its still like that college. I can tell this just from the different classes that I take. Dance for one. The dance majors all dress the same: workout pants, with a pair of cut off work out pants on top of that, hair in bun, and a tank top. All are skinny, and very tall. The history majors (which i guess I have been lumped into), have a radically different look about them. Usually have glasses, frizzy hair (which is always brown might i add), and are almost a mix of the AP kids of high school and the art kids. They're also the ones that always sit in the front row and talk with the professor, trying to prove that they know more about the subject than the lecture (which i admit, i've tried this). Its funny though, just when you think that you've gotten out of the "high school" way of life...you realize that you never really do.
Teri
My point is, its still like that college. I can tell this just from the different classes that I take. Dance for one. The dance majors all dress the same: workout pants, with a pair of cut off work out pants on top of that, hair in bun, and a tank top. All are skinny, and very tall. The history majors (which i guess I have been lumped into), have a radically different look about them. Usually have glasses, frizzy hair (which is always brown might i add), and are almost a mix of the AP kids of high school and the art kids. They're also the ones that always sit in the front row and talk with the professor, trying to prove that they know more about the subject than the lecture (which i admit, i've tried this). Its funny though, just when you think that you've gotten out of the "high school" way of life...you realize that you never really do.
Teri