25 Things Only CU Boulder Students Understand
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25 Things Only CU Boulder Students Understand

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25 Things Only CU Boulder Students Understand
  1. Spicy Ranch.
  2. How to pronounce "Chautauqua."
  3. Vegans.
  4. White Converse.
  5. Our campus food is all organic and we've never heard of half the snack brands at the grab-and-go before CU.
  6. St. Patrick's Day is a serious holiday.
  7. Furniture arson.
  8. What an annex is.
  9. The word "Sko."
  10. What it's like to live in a postcard.
  11. Why it sucks to be a CSU ram.
  12. Burnett's comes in every flavor imaginable.
  13. Birkenstocks.
  14. 4:20.
  15. Rush Bowls.
  16. Formals in Aspen, Breckenridge, and Vail.
  17. The feeling of regret the morning after eating Fat Shack.
  18. How to properly use hashtag #BeBoulder.
  19. Boulder Baked.
  20. Just because it snows today doesn't mean that it can't be 80 degrees out tomorrow.
  21. Accepting that some students prefer unicycles and razor scooters over walking.
  22. Bringing your dog to class.
  23. Skiing to class.
  24. What happens in the stacks stays in the stacks.
  25. What it's like to attend the best school in the nation.
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