<p>Someone suggested the Princeton Pillage and i vote for that, or the Princeton Perdition.</p>
<p>oh the Princeton Pillage is pretty catchy too</p>
<p>Dark humor is nice and all, put I think we all need to stay positive:</p>
<p>-Princeton Party
-Tiger Triumph
-Princeton Prosperity</p>
<p>well those names are only in case lots of us get rejected like Stanford EA and MIT regular.</p>
<p>Well for the inverse:</p>
<p>Princeton Paradise
Harvard Heaven
Bulldog Bliss</p>
<p>Princeton Plague.
I prefer dark humor.
It helps vent anger and encourages cynicism, especially if Princeton rejects me. So I can understand where the MIT massacre and such came from. But it probably wasn’t blood, but tears, that were falling. Which is a sad fact of college decisions. This is a such a roller coaster/</p>
<p>I think Princeton Pandemic was good (although I still like “Purge”…:))
Or maybe Princeton Pandemonium</p>
<p>Princeton Purge is good.</p>
<p>I think I might stop lurking…hah.
I really like Princeton Purge and Princeton Pillage…</p>
<p>Princeton Purging ftw.</p>
<p>I like Princeton Pandemonium.</p>
<p>^^</p>
<p>That’s a really good one if the results are… reasonable. </p>
<p>If they go like MIT’s did, Purging it is.</p>
<p>hi all, i’m new here. just wondering for decisions, do the university send the results to our email addresses directly? or do they send through mail?</p>
<p>if i’m not wrong, princeton doesn’t have some kind of online portal where you can go and access your results right?</p>
<p>Yeah, I agree. Purge sounds harsher, because it’s like…extermination…the vomiting out of all the poor, reject souls haha.</p>
<p>Pandemonium sounds chaotic, but less violent.</p>
<p>and isn’t Purge grammatically correct as a noun? Does it need to be Purging?</p>
<p>Either way would be fine.</p>
<p>I just like purging because it makes it sound more like a purifying of the applicant pool instead of just an elimination of people who aren’t getting in (i.e. me). </p>
<p>But maybe I’m weird like that.</p>
<p>ahaha, I suppose, but I sort of picked it because it sounds like an elimination, like the Princeton adcoms are ridding themselves of our meaningless applications :p</p>
<p>I think we should call the Harvard massacre “Crimson Culling” :)</p>
<p>HAHAHHA, i like this thread!!
Princeton Pillage sounds great! (even more since I am an MIT massacre victim)</p>
<p>No, Princeton Pulverization FTW!</p>
<p>15 days. :)</p>