<p>Aah! TASS thread! LOVE!!</p>
<p>We had access to tennis courts, although, depending on what type of TASSer you are, you might not have <em>tons</em> of time to use them. (“What type of TASSer you are” = the type that finishes their work for seminar at 5:00 p.m. the day it’s assigned, or at 8:00 a.m. an hour before seminar starts (<em>cough cough giantredlobster cough cough</em>))
(Please don’t let the parenthesis-within-parenthesis throw you off. :))</p>
<p>Parents can visit.</p>
<p>And I’ll repost something I said in another thread:
“Personally, at my TASS, I was the only (all) white person. I had a fabulous experience, learned a lot, and met amazing people. At the time of application, I was (a) deeply interested in African-American studies, and (b) aware and comfortable with the knowledge that, if accepted, I would probably be the only/one of a few non-Black people. In my <em>humble</em> opinion, those are 2 good criteria for a non-Black prospective TASSapplicant to know if it would be a good fit for them.”</p>