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" It seems that college life is being portrayed more and more in the media, especially in the past year. Most colleges and universities have had their spring breaks already and I&amp;#039;ve already heard some pretty wild stories. A friend of mine went to Panama City and met Asher Roth, the guy who sings &amp;quot;I Love College&amp;quot;, which is a huge hit on YouTube. I hadn&amp;#039;t heard of the guy until she told me about it so I decided to check the video out. It basically shows this guy walking around a frat party with alcohol and lots of half-naked girls. In the lyrics he says things about &amp;quot;last night&amp;#039;s party&amp;quot; and how he loves college and never wants to leave. The entire video is a very stereotypical portrayal of what college life is like and it can really give people false messages. Some might want that type of lifestyle, while others might be bothered by that which could make some students pretty nervous. But the truth is that when people go to college, their experiences are based on the choices and decisions they make. You can make your life as crazy as you want it to be or as studious as you want it to be. That&amp;#039;s what college is about, finding out who you are. It also depends on what kind of college you go to as well...state schools are the likeliest to have major greek life, while private schools don&amp;#039;t. DePaul for example has fraternities and sororities, but most don&amp;#039;t have houses. I never hear any stories about a crazy frat party because either they are really small or don&amp;#039;t occur at all. Going to school in a big city that has a lot to do really impacts the lives of the students as well. Chicago is constantly having different festivals, shows, or concerts going on. I&amp;#039;ve done more interesting things in college than I have in high school. It&amp;#039;s expensive, but again it&amp;#039;s up to the person on what they choose to spend their money on it&amp;#039;s either that or partying. With my experiences since I&amp;#039;ve started school, I have friends that are really big on partying, and ones that don&amp;#039;t and both are satisfied so far. Nobody seems to pressure their friends on things that they aren&amp;#039;t comfortable doing... the pressure mainly comes from the person themselves. Basically, things are different in college and there&amp;#039;s a lot more respectful people here than there were in high school. Have any of you guys heard of Asher Roth or his music? What do you think? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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