Indiana University - College Prowler Guide (College Prowler Off the Record)
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| Rating | : | 4.45 (972 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1427400784 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 180 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-04-23 |
| Language | : | English |
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It's not dog food, but it's not home cookin' either."Maybe not. Particularly strong when basketball season rolls around, students are proud to be Hoosiers and wear the Cream and Crimson like a badge. . (In case you didn't know, a Hoosier is IU's "mascot," an indefinable expression of school spirit what you are if you attend IU.)You might feel like a dot at first, being just one of the over 27,000 students on campus. We've already done it for you! And our information comes straight from the Hoosiers themselves. Visiting campus isn't enough.Read our Indiana University insider's guide and discover what it feels like to be on campus for 4 years. But not to worry off-campus options are plentiful."We have about every conceivable type of restaurant, and we keep getting more. We have everything from Indian to Tibetan to Greek."Pretty soon, you'll start to feel less like a dot, and more like part of the big picture. "Even though it is a big place, there are always people from your hometown or your dorm or whatever to run into. Some local places are good, like Nick's English Hut, Puccini's (Italian), La Charreada (cheap but great Mexican), Malibu Grill, and the li
Our bounce-back team a group of randomly selected students who have no involvement with the project are asked to read over the material in order to help ensure that the guide accurately expresses every aspect of the university and its students. Once a college guide is written, additional college studen
This is the kind of information kids really want to know before they pick a college. --Michelle Slatalla, The NY Times"get viewpoints on a variety of topics from the student body, which is where the Prowler gets its roar." --Melissa Kaplan, Boston Globe, May 23, 2004"There is information on which schools have packed computer labs, which dorms are studious or riotous, " --Ben Gilbert, The Washington Post, April 27, 2004