Cornell Slope Day Bingo: Where the Center Square is “Paying $25 to Never Stop Drinking”

Cornell Slope Day is a-comin’! Are your 40s and your barf bags ready? A Cornell student blog gives us the heads-up on precisely what to expect, in handy bingo form!: “Tik Tok” played constantly, “awkward encounters” (oh, gee, I hardly think this is specific to Slope Day — can the era of using “awkward encounters” to signify “college events” pass, already?), “some guy named ‘Trent’ or ‘Chip.’” As that last one signifies, this mainly seems like it could have been written by someone outside Cornell — are the stereotypes we believe about Cornell believed even by Cornell students? Could they even be true?

Then again, some of these are so impenetrable that we find ourselves wishing we could go to Slope Day, just to figure out this bingo-themed charticle on a blog. “You hear someone yell ‘I hate these fucking caterpillars!’” Huh? Ithaca has caterpillars? Maybe we’re just as happy not to!

  • Collegetown

    we’ve had a caterpillar invasion recently. you can’t go anywhere on main campus without seeing clusters of em. for some reason they really like piling on top of each other and they’re hanging from all the trees.

    but when you’re really drunk, you don’t really care.

  • Collegetown

    we’ve had a caterpillar invasion recently. you can’t go anywhere on main campus without seeing clusters of em. for some reason they really like piling on top of each other and they’re hanging from all the trees.

    but when you’re really drunk, you don’t really care.

  • Collegetown

    Oh and, by the way, dudes wearing pink shorts with dumb preppy new england names are very common here. these stereotypes are not “believed” by cornell students, they are clearly observable on campus. you might not want to assume about cornell students… if you don’t know them… which appears to be the case.

  • Collegetown

    Oh and, by the way, dudes wearing pink shorts with dumb preppy new england names are very common here. these stereotypes are not “believed” by cornell students, they are clearly observable on campus. you might not want to assume about cornell students… if you don’t know them… which appears to be the case.

  • JR

    Maybe you should stop publicizing the fun things about Cornell that make them cancel them

  • JR

    Maybe you should stop publicizing the fun things about Cornell that make them cancel them

  • cualumn87@hotmail.com

    delete above comment, wrong section!

  • cualumn87@hotmail.com

    delete above comment, wrong section!