So I went to a really neat lunch/talk yesterday, on the state of Jewish studies in France, and on the Alliance Israelite Universelle in particular. I couldn't help but notice that, despite all women in attendence (myself included, bien sur) being on the small side, the only woman not to dip into the schmear was the super-chic French woman giving the talk. Now, despite having just eaten a muffin, I couldn't help but notice the spread of better-than-C-Shop bagels, clearly imported from some superior establishment, and the one I took "for later" ended up being very much "for now." Washed it down with a crisp and delightful diet Coke.
On an unrelated note, my friend Kate and I are perplexed: Why do sorority girls wear sweatpants in public so much more frequently than the unaffiliated? On this campus, sweatpants almost always seem to be paired with a bag proclaiming membership in Kappa Alpha Theta, Delta Gamma or AOPi. This is not an attempt to provoke a sorority vs. non-sorority showdown. I, for one, am just curious to know why this might be the case.
Now, the time has come to write the B.A.
Frat brothers find sweat pants easier to take off (especially when drunk).
ReplyDeleteCan't we have a sorority/non-sorority showdown? That sounds more fun.
ReplyDeleteAnonymous: You might be onto something.
ReplyDeletePaul: Get yer head out of the math book!
Matthew Yglesias: What would a sorority-non-sorority showdown look like? I can't imagine it would be anywhere as cool as the Yossi and Jagger snowball fight, but then again, I'm biased.