<p>First off, let me say as a Princeton '08er that a lot of this discussion is kind of silly. I think we know that both schools have ample social outlets.</p>
<p>With that said, I think it’s telling that Byerly strawmans MightyChip’s point. MightyChip, in her post, noted that the Finals Clubs are disrespectful and discriminatory, and though I have no first-hand experience of these finals clubs, a look at Wikipedia would tend to support this. It notes that most clubs are male-only, that some allow no non-members to enter, and that all of them have rooms where non-members are never allowed. This is troubling, but Byerly never responds to this, instead noting the greater emphasis on residential-college style housing at both Harvard and Yale. I would hope that he is familiar with the residential colleges at Princeton, and while Princeton’s colleges are only for two years, as a member of Wilson College I’d note that our residential colleges do provide a lot of social outlets and the like.</p>
<p>Also, Byerly, why do you put quotation marks around words like “fraternities” and “eating clubs?” It’s not gramatically correct.</p>