MTV's True Life: I Go to an All Black College
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Started by Chrissy_Poo516
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Jan 2005
Chrissy_Poo516
Columbus, OH
I was on mtv.com and saw in casting call that this topic is soon going to be an episode, and just wanted everyone who comes to this site to know about it (and possibly give sum one the idea of considering this?)
True Life: I Go To An All Black College
Originally African American colleges were created to ensure equal educational opportunities for black students. Today, many of these schools stand out academically, have developed unique cultures and are even sought out by non-black students. Do you attend a predominantly African American college and feel your school has a different culture than most "typical" colleges? Are you part of an upcoming event that is unique to your university? Are you part of a sorority, fraternity or sports team and have a rivalry with another black university? Are you one of the few non-black students at an all black college?
If you appear between the ages of 18 and 28 and one of these scenarios describes you, e-mail True Life at college@mtvstaff.com. Please include name, address and phone number.
Now, who would actually consider this? (I wish I could, but Im still in High School :cry: )
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^i think you are using "it was a joke" as an excuse. I can see a joke when I see one. I think you are serious in your views, but hey that's just me.
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^Please don't cause it's not that serious.
To each his own; to the rest...f*** em.
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