Monday, March 21, 2011

March Madness: Who are we?

So the reason this blog post has taken so long, is that I have been questioning my fellow students on what certain types of students look like. These are just stereotypes, however some of them seem very true. Here's how you as a student are associated with your major

Bachelor of Education, AKA Eddies:

  • Block the hallways, and standing outside classrooms loudly chatting.
  • Can be seen in areas like the library, and the small cafeteria behind their mac books.
Physical Education, AKA NUPHIES
  • Always wearing track pants or shirts with the NUPHIE logo
  • Ponytails and headbands are a must.
  • Hang out around the gyms and work out rooms.
  • Always peppy and ready to go.
Fine Arts, AKA The Fava group
  • Enter their classes all dressed up, or on the other side, in overalls.
  • Exit class looking like a piece of art (smudges, and paint covered)
  • Stick together (because they are at monastery all day)
Business
  • Always dressed up
  • Can be seen in suits, and business attire on days of presentations.
  • Carry briefcases instead of back packs
  • Always have group work, and take up lounges.
History, Psychology and Gender 
  • Can be found within the library, sitting on the floor with books doing research
  • Wear hoodies and jeans to every class
  • Have bags under their eyes from reading through the night.
  • Caffeine addicts
  • Have 20lb backpacks, and often suffer from breaking backpacks.
English
  • Carry an air of superiority
  • Often dramatic, in drama clubs, as well as being drama queens
  • Dress nicely, carry books, instead of wearing backpacks.

Geography
  • In warmer months, dirty from outside adventures
  • In cold months bundled up in case they have to go outside
  • Animal / environmental activists
  • Hide out in labs 
Science
  • Live in the H - wing
  • Hide behind locked doors, where they do their experiments
  • Wear lab coats
Math
  • considered some of the smartest students
  • Often seen running help centers for first years
  • seen in the library at desks stressing over work.