Huffington Post Most Radical Colleges

[Brother Adam]

Hmmm...FUS also gives students the day off and provides buses to the March...honestly I think FUS is the largest or one of the largest groups that attends the March. If that is the only criteria to be radical, it seems it is randomly applied.

[IcePrincessKRS]

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(Not sure exactly what a "radial college" is though.)


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har har har, mock the typo. Real original. If you must know, I have been under the weather so I've had my laptop hooked up to my TV and I've been using a wireless keyboard. Because of the distance between the wireless transmitter and the keyboard occasionally letters drop.

PS--USAirway's joke was way better.

[Socrates]

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Hmmm...FUS also gives students the day off and provides buses to the March...honestly I think FUS is the largest or one of the largest groups that attends the March. If that is the only criteria to be radical, it seems it is randomly applied.
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Jealous?

Y'all just aren't uber-conservative and square enough.

As far as I know, Christendom is the only college that completely shuts down that day and the entire college attends, but to be fair, this is more feasible for Christendom than for most other places due to its proximity to DC.

Edited July 19, 2011 by Socrates

[Socrates]

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har har har, mock the typo. Real original. If you must know, I have been under the weather so I've had my laptop hooked up to my TV and I've been using a wireless keyboard. Because of the distance between the wireless transmitter and the keyboard occasionally letters drop.

PS--USAirway's joke was way better.
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Sorry, couldn't resist.

[Brother Adam]

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Jealous?

Y'all just aren't uber-conservative and square enough.

As far as I know, Christendom is the only college that completely shuts down that day and the entire college attends, but to be fair, this is more feasible for Christendom than for most other places due to its proximity to DC.
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No, both schools are amesome. FUS basically shuts down. There are no classes or other activities held that day. Most students choose to go, however it isn't strictly required as that would violate Christian freedom. Obviously some functions of the campus have to remain open 24/7. The last year I went they took 12 charter buses and a lot of people drove. I'm just proud to say it is our single most attended youth group away-from-campus event.

[Socrates]

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No, both schools are amesome. FUS basically shuts down. There are no classes or other activities held that day. Most students choose to go, however it isn't strictly required as that would violate Christian freedom. Obviously some functions of the campus have to remain open 24/7. The last year I went they took 12 charter buses and a lot of people drove. I'm just proud to say it is our single most attended youth group away-from-campus event.
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Cool!

I guess you're just not uber-conservative and square enough to excite their alarm.