could be niche stuff that u think makes duke different for u, etc... personally i love how our club sports teams are very active and passionate about their sport, some even holding mixers with their varsity counterparts if possible
will be staying near CWRU for a month as a nonstudent - is there any gym recommendations for someone who also wants to hoop indoors (big gyms that have an indoor court as well)? how much does it cost for a month stay? any suggestion is appreciated
i value court feel, traction, and response, along with some stability and heel/ankle lockdown (very important! i twisted my ankles a lot due to kawhi 4s). NB shoes tend to have good cushion so i dont mind if any of these shoes have mediocre cushion compared to the other. i just need shoes for summer, so i dont care much about durability (both are same price)
aint no way yall care abt the MARGINAL difference in prestige for the sake of sacrificing your social life, getting to experience a REAL college experience, and living in a place u feel more belonged in... "oh yeah X picked duke over yale/stanford so X is a dumbass" "picking northwestern over columbia/upenn that is so stupid" bro do u even know the circumstances that led to people choosing these schools? have u considered the fact that they will receive top education regardless and it comes to the matter of personal feelings towards the school? what if they recieved more aid? what if theyre a premed/prephd/bme? are u a job recruiter???? bunch of 16 yo tryhards who are OBSESSED with with rankings/prestige genuinely dont know what the real life is like and trying to flame people... go to a school you will feel happy with, and is financially affordable within ur interests - not that they will get into a school like duke or vandy or northwestern anyways🤣🤣🤣 while trying to judge other people's commitments lmfao