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Preppy Girls at Howard University? Posted on 05-12-2008
MissIndia

I am applying to Howard University this fall; Early Action! Whew! I am really, really preppy. I talk proper, i wear hollister, american eagle yada yada yada. I was wondering, considering that HU is a historically black college, how would I fit in? Are there other girls who are similar to me there?
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MissIndia replied on 05-15-2008 08:03PM [Reply]
theTRUTH wrote:
So let me get this straight: you have a cumulative GPA of 2.4 and you are worried about whether or not you will fit in? You need to be more worried about whether or not you will GET in. Let me stop....I'm about to say more than I need to....
So, I'm guessing you took offense to the whole "ghetto" thing, right? & that's why you're saying this to vent? It's okay. Whatever.
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WeRidenVA757 from Colorado Springs, CO replied on 05-15-2008 08:28PM [Reply]

You'll become stronger by those who admire your preppy style and even stronger from those who dislike it. Remain true to yourself and you'll be fine.
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theTRUTH replied on 05-16-2008 01:42AM [Reply]
MissIndia wrote:
So, I'm guessing you took offense to the whole "ghetto" thing, right? & that's why you're saying this to vent? It's okay. Whatever.
I'm not ghetto...I never have been and never will be, so that comment didnt bother me.
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evy08 replied on 05-16-2008 07:44PM [Reply]
MissIndia wrote:
I am applying to Howard University this fall; Early Action! Whew! I am really, really preppy. I talk proper, i wear hollister, american eagle yada yada yada. I was wondering, considering that HU is a historically black college, how would I fit in? Are there other girls who are similar to me there?
Sure, there are clones walking around HU that you're sure to blend in with Yay for homogeneity!!!
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replied on 05-16-2008 08:27PM [Reply]
evy08 wrote:
Sure, there are clones walking around HU that you're sure to blend in with Yay for homogeneity!!!
*snickers before walking out of thread*
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SixthAngel from Georgetown, SC replied on 05-24-2008 02:13PM [Reply]

Wow, I am going to be attending Howard as a transfer sophomore in the Spring. I have to say, that I am completely taken aback that a person that is so shallow will even be attending college, but I suppose I am contradicting myself in this regard. Maybe a little reality check wil do you good. I hail from both Brooklyn, NY and South Carolina. I can read, lol. I read philosophy, KANT DESCARTES, etc. I can also teach a "preppy" girl like you how to play Celo, feel me? So this whole notion of categorizing Black people is exactly why going to an HBCU might benefit you. Think that many Caucasians classify us in many negative ways, and know that your heritage is much too beautiful to be classified by those negative connotations. Peace, sister.
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evy08 replied on 05-25-2008 05:43PM [Reply]
SixthAngel wrote:
Wow, I am going to be attending Howard as a transfer sophomore in the Spring. I have to say, that I am completely taken aback that a person that is so shallow will even be attending college, but I suppose I am contradicting myself in this regard. Maybe a little reality check wil do you good. I hail from both Brooklyn, NY and South Carolina. I can read, lol. I read philosophy, KANT DESCARTES, etc. I can also teach a "preppy" girl like you how to play Celo, feel me? So this whole notion of categorizing Black people is exactly why going to an HBCU might benefit you. Think that many Caucasians classify us in many negative ways, and know that your heritage is much too beautiful to be classified by those negative connotations. Peace, sister.
I like you already
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