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wheaton warrenville south high school 

one of the two high schools in wheaton illinois. some of the students there live in warrenville. most of the warrenville students are ghetto or at least not very wealthy. the wheaton students are mostly rich, and a lot of them stuck up.

the school has a very good academics program, and the best football team. they have won the state championship many times. almost all of their athletics are amazing. their speech team and marching band are also very good.

there are a fair amount of emo/scene students at the school, although some of them are complete posers.

there are a lot of different social groups, but the aren't so much hierarchic as just divided. not too many people worship the cheerleaders and jocks, and not too many people bully the nerds.
student not from wheaton warrenville south high school: hey my football team made it to the playoffs for a game!
wwshs student: yeah, but mine won.

new student: hahaha look at that emo kid!
jock: hey man, she's cool.

Wheaton College 

Wheaton College is a prominent, close-knit college community that emphasizes people. South of Boston, Massachusetts, Wheaton is a 'home away from home' for many people. Professors and students actually know each other and work extensively together.

Despite the tendency of many of its students to complain, giving little acknowledgement to everything that is being made available to them, this is a place where bright kids learn, contribute and make life-long friendships.

Wheaton is a place where people are taught to think about how they can contribute to the world more than just compelling them to enter the work-force as anonymous drones.

Contrary to popular belief, Wheaton is not teeming with collar poppers and trendy fashionistas. It is home to one of the countries largest populations of scholarship-supported students in a small college setting and has produced three Rhodes scholars in the last five years.
Students who attend Wheaton College are inspired to do more with their life than just being well educated.
Wheaton College by alumnae/i July 29, 2008

Wheaton, Maryland 

Home to the Upper Lower Class. Can be found inside Bethesda, Maryland.

Has a Baja Fresh and a slippery alleyway.
"I was walking down the alley and slipped on something on my way to Baja Fresh, I must be in Wheaton, Maryland."

Wheaton, Il 

Well We have The "Red" Grange the UofI legend... and then there are the Belushi Brothers who happened to go to Wheaton High School. Which is now known as Wheaton Warrenville South Highschool....

If you are look for a church don't look to far... Wheaton has the most per square mile...

So do you believe there's a god? well this is the place for you.

Are you a staunch Republican? this is the place for you!!!

Do you deeply hate Lake Zurich, Mt. Carmel, St.Rita, Wheaton North, Maine South? all Chicago Catholic Blue Chip? this is the place for you
churches, wheaton ron muhitch, Wheaton, Il
Wheaton, Il by Broshenfrat September 15, 2009

Wheaton Bandit 

Bank Robber that has robbed several banks, some more than once, around the Wheaton, Illinois area. He hasn't been caught, but a man approached him while he was believed to be casing his next robbery and since then has vanished. Police believe he may have a military or law enforcement background due to how he handles the handgun used in his robberies.
Man, my friend is like the Wheaton Bandit. He used to steal stuff all the time and never got caught.
Wheaton Bandit by BB555 December 30, 2012

Wheaton College 

Wheaton College is a quirky, close-knit college community that emphasizes people before ideas. South of Boston, Massachusetts, Wheaton is a 'home away from home' for many people. Professors and students actually know each other and work together.

Despite the tendency of many of its students to bitch about everything, giving little acknowledgement to everything that is being made available to them, this is a place where bright kids learn, contribute and make life-long friendships.

Wheaton is a place where people are taught to think about how they can contribute to the world more than just compelling them to enter the work-force as anonymous drones.

Contrary to popular belief, Wheaton is not teeming with collar poppers and trendy fashionistas. It is home to one of the countries largest populations of scholarship-supported students in a small college setting.
I attended Wheaton College because I was inspired to do more with my life than just being well educated.
Wheaton College by alumnae/i July 16, 2008