Your rating of a college campus (in whatever format, thumbs, numbers, yay or nay) and your reasons
Mount Holyoke College: Two thumbs up, peaceful small town in Mass., picturesque architecture and beautiful landscaping by Frederick Olmstead
University of Chicago: Two thumbs way up. Modeled after Oxford, the campus is now a stunning mix of classic Gothic architecture and modern design, with some Frank LLoyd Wright thrown in. One of the largest university libraries in the world was built over the lab where the first nuclear reactor was created.
Your rating of a college campus (in whatever format, thumbs, numbers, yay or nay) and your reasons
Mount Holyoke College: Two thumbs up, peaceful small town in Mass., picturesque architecture and beautiful landscaping by Frederick Olmstead
University of Chicago: Two thumbs way up. Modeled after Oxford, the campus is now a stunning mix of classic Gothic architecture and modern design, with some Frank LLoyd Wright thrown in. One of the largest university libraries in the world was built over the lab where the first nuclear reactor was created.
Yale: One thumb up and one down. Gothic architecture, stately trees in quiet courtyards, but the surrounding town is sketchy.
Your rating of a college campus (in whatever format, thumbs, numbers, yay or nay) and your reasons
Mount Holyoke College: Two thumbs up, peaceful small town in Mass., picturesque architecture and beautiful landscaping by Frederick Olmstead
University of Chicago: Two thumbs way up. Modeled after Oxford, the campus is now a stunning mix of classic Gothic architecture and modern design, with some Frank LLoyd Wright thrown in. One of the largest university libraries in the world was built over the lab where the first nuclear reactor was created.
Yale: One thumb up and one down. Gothic architecture, stately trees in quiet courtyards, but the surrounding town is sketchy.
Oberlin College: Two thumbs up. Eclectic architecture, with some particular standouts. Tappan Square, at the heart of campus, is a bucolic treasure.
Your rating of a college campus (in whatever format, thumbs, numbers, yay or nay) and your reasons
Mount Holyoke College: Two thumbs up, peaceful small town in Mass., picturesque architecture and beautiful landscaping by Frederick Olmstead
University of Chicago: Two thumbs way up. Modeled after Oxford, the campus is now a stunning mix of classic Gothic architecture and modern design, with some Frank LLoyd Wright thrown in. One of the largest university libraries in the world was built over the lab where the first nuclear reactor was created.
Yale: One thumb up and one down. Gothic architecture, stately trees in quiet courtyards, but the surrounding town is sketchy.
Oberlin College: Two thumbs up. Eclectic architecture, with some particular standouts. Tappan Square, at the heart of campus, is a bucolic treasure.
Sir George Williams University. One thumb up, one down. SGWU occupied the top several floors of an eleven-story building in downtown Montreal. I used to work in an office on the ground floor, which we called “Sir George’s Basement”.
Your rating of a college campus (in whatever format, thumbs, numbers, yay or nay) and your reasons
Mount Holyoke College: Two thumbs up, peaceful small town in Mass., picturesque architecture and beautiful landscaping by Frederick Olmstead
University of Chicago: Two thumbs way up. Modeled after Oxford, the campus is now a stunning mix of classic Gothic architecture and modern design, with some Frank LLoyd Wright thrown in. One of the largest university libraries in the world was built over the lab where the first nuclear reactor was created.
Yale: One thumb up and one down. Gothic architecture, stately trees in quiet courtyards, but the surrounding town is sketchy.
Oberlin College: Two thumbs up. Eclectic architecture, with some particular standouts. Tappan Square, at the heart of campus, is a bucolic treasure.
Sir George Williams University. One thumb up, one down. SGWU occupied the top several floors of an eleven-story building in downtown Montreal. I used to work in an office on the ground floor, which we called “Sir George’s Basement”.
Princeton University: Two thumbs up. Historic campus with beautiful buildings.
Your rating of a college campus (in whatever format, thumbs, numbers, yay or nay) and your reasons
Mount Holyoke College: Two thumbs up, peaceful small town in Mass., picturesque architecture and beautiful landscaping by Frederick Olmstead
University of Chicago: Two thumbs way up. Modeled after Oxford, the campus is now a stunning mix of classic Gothic architecture and modern design, with some Frank LLoyd Wright thrown in. One of the largest university libraries in the world was built over the lab where the first nuclear reactor was created.
Yale: One thumb up and one down. Gothic architecture, stately trees in quiet courtyards, but the surrounding town is sketchy.
Oberlin College: Two thumbs up. Eclectic architecture, with some particular standouts. Tappan Square, at the heart of campus, is a bucolic treasure.
Sir George Williams University. One thumb up, one down. SGWU occupied the top several floors of an eleven-story building in downtown Montreal. I used to work in an office on the ground floor, which we called “Sir George’s Basement”.
Your rating of a college campus (in whatever format, thumbs, numbers, yay or nay) and your reasons
Mount Holyoke College: Two thumbs up, peaceful small town in Mass., picturesque architecture and beautiful landscaping by Frederick Olmstead
University of Chicago: Two thumbs way up. Modeled after Oxford, the campus is now a stunning mix of classic Gothic architecture and modern design, with some Frank LLoyd Wright thrown in. One of the largest university libraries in the world was built over the lab where the first nuclear reactor was created.
Yale: One thumb up and one down. Gothic architecture, stately trees in quiet courtyards, but the surrounding town is sketchy.
Oberlin College: Two thumbs up. Eclectic architecture, with some particular standouts. Tappan Square, at the heart of campus, is a bucolic treasure.
Sir George Williams University. One thumb up, one down. SGWU occupied the top several floors of an eleven-story building in downtown Montreal. I used to work in an office on the ground floor, which we called “Sir George’s Basement”.
Your rating of a college campus (in whatever format, thumbs, numbers, yay or nay) and your reasons
Mount Holyoke College: Two thumbs up, peaceful small town in Mass., picturesque architecture and beautiful landscaping by Frederick Olmstead
University of Chicago: Two thumbs way up. Modeled after Oxford, the campus is now a stunning mix of classic Gothic architecture and modern design, with some Frank LLoyd Wright thrown in. One of the largest university libraries in the world was built over the lab where the first nuclear reactor was created.
Yale: One thumb up and one down. Gothic architecture, stately trees in quiet courtyards, but the surrounding town is sketchy.
Oberlin College: Two thumbs up. Eclectic architecture, with some particular standouts. Tappan Square, at the heart of campus, is a bucolic treasure.
Sir George Williams University. One thumb up, one down. SGWU occupied the top several floors of an eleven-story building in downtown Montreal. I used to work in an office on the ground floor, which we called “Sir George’s Basement”.
Princeton University: Two thumbs up. Historic campus with beautiful buildings.
New York University: Two thumbs down. No real campus; buildings are just mixed in with the busy Washington Square area of NYC
Pepperdine University in Malibu… classes? What classes? I’ll just watch the sea, then take a nap under that palm tree.
Oxford University: Two thumbs up. Medieval splendor.
Your rating of a college campus (in whatever format, thumbs, numbers, yay or nay) and your reasons
Mount Holyoke College: Two thumbs up, peaceful small town in Mass., picturesque architecture and beautiful landscaping by Frederick Olmstead
University of Chicago: Two thumbs way up. Modeled after Oxford, the campus is now a stunning mix of classic Gothic architecture and modern design, with some Frank LLoyd Wright thrown in. One of the largest university libraries in the world was built over the lab where the first nuclear reactor was created.
Yale: One thumb up and one down. Gothic architecture, stately trees in quiet courtyards, but the surrounding town is sketchy.
Oberlin College: Two thumbs up. Eclectic architecture, with some particular standouts. Tappan Square, at the heart of campus, is a bucolic treasure.
Sir George Williams University. One thumb up, one down. SGWU occupied the top several floors of an eleven-story building in downtown Montreal. I used to work in an office on the ground floor, which we called “Sir George’s Basement”.
Princeton University: Two thumbs up. Historic campus with beautiful buildings.
New York University: Two thumbs down. No real campus; buildings are just mixed in with the busy Washington Square area of NYC
Pepperdine University in Malibu… classes? What classes? I’ll just watch the sea, then take a nap under that palm tree.
Oxford University: Two thumbs up. Medieval splendor.
Alice Lloyd College, Pippa Passes, Kentucky. Two thumbs up. Tucked away in a holler, in original wood frame buildings, 5 miles from the nearest pizza.
Your rating of a college campus (in whatever format, thumbs, numbers, yay or nay) and your reasons
Mount Holyoke College: Two thumbs up, peaceful small town in Mass., picturesque architecture and beautiful landscaping by Frederick Olmstead
University of Chicago: Two thumbs way up. Modeled after Oxford, the campus is now a stunning mix of classic Gothic architecture and modern design, with some Frank LLoyd Wright thrown in. One of the largest university libraries in the world was built over the lab where the first nuclear reactor was created.
Yale: One thumb up and one down. Gothic architecture, stately trees in quiet courtyards, but the surrounding town is sketchy.
Oberlin College: Two thumbs up. Eclectic architecture, with some particular standouts. Tappan Square, at the heart of campus, is a bucolic treasure.
Sir George Williams University. One thumb up, one down. SGWU occupied the top several floors of an eleven-story building in downtown Montreal. I used to work in an office on the ground floor, which we called “Sir George’s Basement”.
Princeton University: Two thumbs up. Historic campus with beautiful buildings.
New York University: Two thumbs down. No real campus; buildings are just mixed in with the busy Washington Square area of NYC
Pepperdine University in Malibu… classes? What classes? I’ll just watch the sea, then take a nap under that palm tree.
Oxford University: Two thumbs up. Medieval splendor.
Alice Lloyd College, Pippa Passes, Kentucky. Two thumbs up. Tucked away in a holler, in original wood frame buildings, 5 miles from the nearest pizza.
Your rating of a college campus (in whatever format, thumbs, numbers, yay or nay) and your reasons
Mount Holyoke College: Two thumbs up, peaceful small town in Mass., picturesque architecture and beautiful landscaping by Frederick Olmstead
University of Chicago: Two thumbs way up. Modeled after Oxford, the campus is now a stunning mix of classic Gothic architecture and modern design, with some Frank LLoyd Wright thrown in. One of the largest university libraries in the world was built over the lab where the first nuclear reactor was created.
Yale: One thumb up and one down. Gothic architecture, stately trees in quiet courtyards, but the surrounding town is sketchy.
Oberlin College: Two thumbs up. Eclectic architecture, with some particular standouts. Tappan Square, at the heart of campus, is a bucolic treasure.
Sir George Williams University. One thumb up, one down. SGWU occupied the top several floors of an eleven-story building in downtown Montreal. I used to work in an office on the ground floor, which we called “Sir George’s Basement”.
Princeton University: Two thumbs up. Historic campus with beautiful buildings.
New York University: Two thumbs down. No real campus; buildings are just mixed in with the busy Washington Square area of NYC
Pepperdine University in Malibu… classes? What classes? I’ll just watch the sea, then take a nap under that palm tree.
Oxford University: Two thumbs up. Medieval splendor.
Alice Lloyd College, Pippa Passes, Kentucky. Two thumbs up. Tucked away in a holler, in original wood frame buildings, 5 miles from the nearest pizza.
Your rating of a college campus (in whatever format, thumbs, numbers, yay or nay) and your reasons
Mount Holyoke College: Two thumbs up, peaceful small town in Mass., picturesque architecture and beautiful landscaping by Frederick Olmstead
University of Chicago: Two thumbs way up. Modeled after Oxford, the campus is now a stunning mix of classic Gothic architecture and modern design, with some Frank LLoyd Wright thrown in. One of the largest university libraries in the world was built over the lab where the first nuclear reactor was created.
Yale: One thumb up and one down. Gothic architecture, stately trees in quiet courtyards, but the surrounding town is sketchy.
Oberlin College: Two thumbs up. Eclectic architecture, with some particular standouts. Tappan Square, at the heart of campus, is a bucolic treasure.
Sir George Williams University. One thumb up, one down. SGWU occupied the top several floors of an eleven-story building in downtown Montreal. I used to work in an office on the ground floor, which we called “Sir George’s Basement”.
Princeton University: Two thumbs up. Historic campus with beautiful buildings.
New York University: Two thumbs down. No real campus; buildings are just mixed in with the busy Washington Square area of NYC
Pepperdine University in Malibu… classes? What classes? I’ll just watch the sea, then take a nap under that palm tree.
Oxford University: Two thumbs up. Medieval splendor.
Alice Lloyd College, Pippa Passes, Kentucky. Two thumbs up. Tucked away in a holler, in original wood frame buildings, 5 miles from the nearest pizza.
Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, Pa. One thumb up. Kind of a blah campus.
Fordham University, Bronx, NY. 1 1/2 thumbs up. Beautiful campus, Gothic and modern well blended, trees, greenery. Gorgeous NY Botanical Garden on one side of the campus. You would never know you’re in the Bronx…until you get to the other edge of the campus.
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