Women: College Parties.?
813927
Usually just to have fun with friends and maybe meet a few people. I've had one night stands. It was fun but, now I'm engaged so, such things are definitely not going to happen anymore. When I go back to college I'll be married and if I do go to parties it will just be for a good clean time maybe get drink and smoke a little reefer.
1097531
We can certainly see you are Mexican by the way you phrase your question.  You cannot spell and your grammar is pathetic.  You shouldn't be worried about going to parties at all.  You should instead go back to school and salvage what little brain matter you have left.  Where did you learn your "English", at a MS-13 jump in?
16115
Honestly, unless you're a senior in high school nearing graduation, you're not likely to get college girls while in high school. If you wait until graduation, then I suggest hanging out where the college girls hang out -- clubs, coffee shops, whatever.  Be yourself, be respectful, and don't "ply" them with anything -- you really don't want to risk rape charges.  Good luck!
530025
My husband dressed up as a Geisha girl and I dressed up as a Sumo wrestler for a Halloweenie Party at Cal-Tech for the JPL Ski Club.  You really couldn't tell that I was a woman and he, a man.  It took us all day to put on the make-up, style our wigs and make our costumes.\n\nWe were told that the party was in the courtyard and that there would only be street parking.  We were running a little late and could only find parking 5 blocks away in a upscale residential neighborhood.  As we were making our way toward the campus, parents were nabbing their children out of their yards, running for the house with screaming kids pointing at us.\n\nAs we approached the courtyard, we could see a couple dancing in a formal tux and ballroom gown.  Of course, we thought our costumes were going to win the contest.  As the waltz ended, there was an eerie silence overtaking what was a festive gathering and we entered the courtyard with everyone staring at us, wide-eyed and gaping mouths.  Suddenly, we looked the same way because EVERYONE there was formally dressed!  \n\nAt first, I thought we were simply at the wrong courtyard as Cal-Tech has many.  But, as my eyes scanned around, I saw a sign, "Welcome to the Cal-Tech Honors Formal Dance" and I realized I had the date wrong and was at the wrong party!\n\nEmbarrassed, we made a hasty departure, wondering what to do. We didn't want to go home, confront my hubby's mother (who was babysitting) with our mistake and be humiliated.  So, we decided to go out to dinner, at a all night diner, so we could return at a time close to when the party would have ended.  Turned out that we had a good time, people bought us drinks, complimented us on our unique costumes and partied with us till the wee hours.
646893
I find them at the mall, coffee-shops, the strip, the beach. It should be easy to find anyone in the would as long as they have a social life.\ndon't rely on bars, most college girls are either working or studying or trying to get work and school off their minds, all night restuarnts are where my group go late at night to socialize and study while we eat.
844404
hehe every university has good looking women.  Nursing schools and liberal arts schools have plenty.  Also look for schools that have a lots of sororitys.
638874
1.join some academic clubs, whatever suits your interest.\n-business, design, movie, etc.\n\n2. join a sorority...if you want to learn how to drink, party, and get groped \n\n3. get an academic advisor so you know what field you have a real interest in and don't waste your time, go test it and see if its really what you want.\n\n4. all of the above.\n\n*note listen to guy #2, dont get pregnant or its allll over..and dont get any std's always use protection, but enjoy!\n\npeace
1099022
I  don't know where you are from, but some bars advertise for bachlorette parties where you get VIP seating and lots of attention from the staff. I would recommend getting a limo for the bride and all her friends so you can bar hop and not have to worry about a DD. We wore name tags at my friend's bach. party and the bride would pick funny (sometimes raunchy) names for her friends. Have your friend suprised with a big embarrasing penis to carry around, that way EVERYONE will know she is a bachlorette. Also, bring a pen and have her ask strangers to sign her big blow up penis. That always gets a laugh and she may get some drinks bought for her.
757337
College is very cool! The people tend to be a lot more mature than high school and not so judgmental and narrow-minded. The same kids that were snotty and snobby in high school when I went to college were nice as could be to me! Don't ask my why because I'm not sure! \n\nAlso, in high school since I was planning on college my classes were very structured and I didn't have any choices at all in what I wanted to take so that I could fit in all the required college prep courses, but in college I had a lot more choices in what I wanted to take, esp. of course in the last 2 years when you choose your major. But even in the first 2 years you can choose what you will take to some extent, say a poetry class vs.a Victorian Lit class or a Women's History class vs. a European History class or Astronomy vs. Anthropology or Biology...\n\nI did have some very, very close friends (like sisters) in high school, and I think it is a little harder to get those kind of close friendships in college. I made one really close friend in college which we are still very close friends. I've heard you can get those kind of friendships in sororities or fraternities, although I did not join one, they can be very time-consuming, and I always had a part-time job unfortunately.
707770
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1186821
The same way you will party in college.....get drunk and make out with hot chicks.  Buddy, you are gonna love college.
306468
Every sororoty is different on every campus. We had about 15 sororities on our campus, but it would do little for me to tell you who was a stronger chapter or had the best parties versus those that had trouble even getting new members.\n\nI recommend that you narrow your choice down to maybe three. Do some research on those three. \n\nHave they had lots of hazing issues nationally? You don't want to join a sorority only to find yourself duck taped to a keg of beer forced to drink until you puke. \n\nDo they host well-attended parties and have fun socials with fraternities and other groups? You don't want to join a sorority that's known for nothing more than sisterhood get togethers and studying. You want one that also knows how to have fun.\n\nCheck out their national web site. How long have they been around? How many chapters do they have? Are there any famous people that you look up to who were members? \n\nFind out info about the local chapter. How long is the pledge period? Does "hell week" interfere with exams? Will you be required to stay at the sorority house during that week? What other organizations are the members involved in? Do they participate in intramural sports? Have they had any hazing or alcohol violations recently? What is the chapter GPA? \n\nReally, do your research. Seriously. I joined a sorority my sophomore year. And took that first year of college to do my research. I wanted to make sure it's what I wanted. And it was.\n\nGreek life is wonderful and it can really enhance your college life, as well as later in life. I've remained close to many of my "sisters" over the years.  Putting my sorority on my resume even helped my land a job at a big company.  I was told by HR that people who've been in Greek organizations have a higher likelihood of being successful in the workplace than those who weren't.  I don't know if it's true, but it's worth considering. \n\nMy significant other was in a fraternity and is still close with all of his "brothers" as well. They still have get togethers a few times a year and help out with their chapter when needed.\n\nDo not think or let ever tell you that being in a sorority is like buying friends.  ALL organizations have dues...even my son's PTA organization.  The cost pays for the parties and other supplies needed.  It's no different than paying for any other organization.\n\nGood Luck with your decision.
1137975
The drinking, partying and sex is something that most college aged people take part in. Most fraternities have members with similar interests, that's why they allow them to become members. And contrary to popular belief, not every fraternity "spanks" or paddles their pledges.
891721
Adult parties my @rse\nKids parties are much more fun\nThey have Jelly and balloons and fun and games\n(hang on so do the adult ones. . . ooer)
70328
From what I've heard, William and Mary is a very academic place where many people are working hard to do well in their chosen fields.  I would guess this is most apparent in the dorms, with some people wanting to work and some (probably less) wanting to party.  There is a Greek life (see below), but it doesn't seem to be as popular as on a campus like UVA.  As for parties, there are probably some, but they're probably not as easy to find as in a place like Virginia Tech (partly due to the sheer volume of people).  I hear bars close early and there aren't many.  Sports are probably easier to get into since it's not as competitive as bigger schools.  There are tradeoffs to going to a college with an excellent academic program, so you should decide what is more important to you--going to a school that has great academics, or going to a school that has a great campus life.  Many would say that if you have the ability to go to a more highly ranked college you should take it, but that is a choice that you need to make yourself.  There is something about watching huge college football games with thousands of students or meeting all kinds of different people with different non-academic interests that really energizes some people.
232176
I helped plan and of course went to my 10 year reunion.\n\nIt was fun, just a big party! I can't say if men or woman changed the most...but it was fun to see how many kids some had, how many times some had been married, how far some travled to come, who was still nerdy and who turned out to be "hot". I even got two marriage proposals!\n\nNext year will be my 20th. WOW, how did that come up so fast??! And yes I will go again, I wouldn't miss it!
972389
try playboy they always do and annual list to top school for partying. But if your truly looking for a good college lets put academics first. The parties are available at every school. I knew too many people who flunked out of school because of partying (including myself) and trust me its hard to get back in if you flunk out, I got back in by lots of letters or appeal.