<p>I disagree. At least half of the girls at Vandy would fit this description. What I’m referring to here is the stereotype of the VandyGirl. Of course, every single person is an individual on their own level. Yes, they have their own thoughts, ideas, dreams, fears, needs, desires, and aspirations. Once you get to know people, that’s when you find out that they’re human beings and are all unique and wonderful (or not) in their own way.</p>
<p>But this characterization is not that far off for a good majority of the girls at Vanderbilt, whom I just spent four years with. It’s not intended to be either “good” or “bad” - I’m just calling it like I see it.</p>