1.People
here are chicken shit. Seriously, they are afraid to talk
to me becuase i'm not rich and I shaved my
head to avoid getting fined. I'm beginning to think that
the people here are not “christians” but narcissistic , grab-asstic
bible thumping hoseheads. 2. Yes, you can get fined and
expelled for having long hair for guys, dressing in a
immodest outfit, and letting fly with curse words.
3.
bring patience and a baseball bat. the faculty here are
friendly, but have a bad habit of screwing things up.
I had to first, fight the student accounts people to
get them to see i already paid the friggin' balance
off instead of waiting for their glorified POS “payment plan”
system to work, and I lost $35 that could have
been put towards buying my last book.Then, after making it
to my dorm,I had to wait wait 2 weeks for
a mailbox assignment. And they make anyone who comes in
take a wasteful class falled “Freshmen Seminar” where you learn
“all about liberty” [in other words, they tell you things
that you already know].
4.It is very hard to gain
friends here. unless you're rich, people will avoid you like
the plague [hint: make sure mommy and daddy help you
out on getting a WoW account, or bring a lor
of PS2/xbox games [along with the console and TV]]. Hell,
my only 2 real friends are my roommates, and we
don't get along that well either.
5.the only way to
get laundry done here is to use quarters or “Laundry
cards” which cost $10 each. the machine that sells them
will not accept anything but $10 bills.
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I totally understand where you are coming from BUT this sounds like just a personal bad luck experience. 5 people in my own family and 2 friends from home have gone to LU, including myself. I live 3 thousand miles away and I have never felt more accepted. I am not rich and I am not in some sort of in crowd. People here love God. There will always be bad people in good places though and I am sorry that this was your experience here. Liberty was the best thing for me.
