colleen

an amazing person who acts retarded with her dance friends. Another name for, EXTREMELY sexy girl, and amazing dancer.

Wow, that girl can dance like a Colleen

by Colleen Mac January 30, 2008

Franklin & Marshall College

F&M
Despite a 16 year period of derecognition the Greek Life is all Life. It's that or the Amish Life.
Home of the Diplomats
Lux et Lex "Light & Law"
Students are sometimes called "Fummers" (for "F&M-ers") or "Dips" (short for "Diplomats")
Treat Williams graduated here and is currently occupied largely by his leading role as Dr. Andrew Brown in the WB series Everwood.
Roy Richard Scheider graduted here, where he was a member of Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity, he is an Academy Award nominated American actor.

Franklin & Marshall College is a Little Ivy.

by Elizabath May 19, 2006

college noodles

A semi-casserole eaten by college students that can consist of many things.

Recipe:
-Favored/cheapest noodles
-1 can "Cream-of" (chicken, mushroom, beef, etc)

College student 1: Dude, I'm tired of eating ramen all the time.
College student 2: Okay, we'll have some college noodles tonight.

by 403forbidden July 30, 2007

Elizabethtown College

A private liberal arts college located in Elizabethtown, PA (not to be confused with Elizabethtown, KY) The campus is very small, but well kept and very beautiful. Tuition is extremely expensive, but admissions offers substantial financial aid and there are always new facilities, labs and technology being built or introduced to the campus. The college is filled with quality students who actually enjoy being there. While admittedly the party scene does not compare to larger state schools, it more than makes up in academics and quality of life for the students.

"Oh you go to Elizabethtown College? Isn't that in Kentucky!?"

"Uh, no. But it's 15 minutes from Hershey, PA and smells like chocolate."

by civilized college student August 16, 2009

Smith College

Smith is a women's college in Northampton, MA. One of the highest-ranked colleges in the nation, and a member of the "Seven Sisters," the colleges that were the women's counterpart to the ivy Leagues (before they admitted women). Known for its all-around academic excellence as well as its beautiful campus, Smith works you hard, but it's worth it. Its students, also known as "Smithies," are sought out after graduation.

Smith College: A Tradition of Women in Exciting Positions

by kumquats May 13, 2005

Wellesley College

An amazing school 30 min from Boston that offers women the best of everything, from education to personal growth to the future. It boasts an awesome extention of alumnae connection, wonderful professors who teach because its what they love to do, and it has a tight community that is incomparable.

I hated Harvard when I was there. I wish I attended Wellesley instead.

by theaxisisgreen April 28, 2005

Pomona College

An AMAZING school. With a 14.7% acceptance rate and 2240 median SAT score, Pomona College is the most selective liberal arts college in the United States.

Unlike other top schools, however, Pomona offers students a great quality of life to go along with the rigorous academics. Pomona College is located in sunny Southern California - a short car ride away from surfing at the beach, skiing at at the mountains, and shopping in LA. And while Pomona students enjoy small, discussion based class sizes characteristic of a small liberal arts college, the 5-College Consortium offers students the academic and social resources of a large university. A testament to the general happiness of the student body, Pomona has the highest freshman retention rate of any liberal arts college in the country (according to USNWR).

You go to Pomona College? You must be smart as hell.

by Rousseau3 July 23, 2010