Cornell University

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Open hearts, open minds, open bar, open legs.

~ Oscar Wilde on Cornell

Fuck you. All of you.

~ Mother Nature on Cornell, October through April, Forever.
Cornell University
Okenshield Dave:  Know your role.  Shut your mouth.
Motto Fuck it's cold.
Established 1865
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School type 99.99% State, .01% Private
President Imperator David Skorton aka Nintendo DS
Location Ithaca, NY., U.S.
Campus 745 Acres of Death
Enrollment {{{enrolled}}},
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Endowment 8.5 inches.....AROUUUUUNDDD
Faculty 625 Tenured, 1200 TA's (6 English speaking)
Mascot Anne "The Man" Coulter

Cornell University is an advanced social networking and visual perception interface created by Okenshields' Happy Dave. The following is its history as programmed for us.

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[edit] History

Cornell University was founded in 1865 by rich, guilt-ridden philanthropist Ezra Cornell who, after consuming some devastatingly potent cannabis, remarked at a burn session, "I would found an institution where any person can find instruction in any study........yeeeah...". The notion was appropriately scoffed at, mostly because of its content but also because it wasn't voiced in Latin, but Andrew "Big Dick"son White, who was vibing off of some of the same shit, saw Cornell's vision and helped push legislation for the university's founding through the New York state senate.

[edit] Campus

Two West Campus residents celebrate their arrival at Central Campus

Cornell sits on 745 acres of tundra high above the plebeians of Ithaca, and is famous for its many gorgeous. Many Cornell students joke about while seriously contemplating jumping into one of the numerous gorgeous on campus, but such energies are usually directed towards drinking and belittling visiting hockey teams instead.

The campus is divided into four main areas: North Campus, Central Campus, West Campus, and Collegetown. Rumor has it that at one point, there was a South and East Campus, though they were sold back to New York state (remember, Cornell is a state school) in 1976. North Campus houses mostly freshman, and consists of Balch Hall, Clara Dickson, Donlon, Mews, Court-Kay-Bauer, Housing Project 5, Jameson Housing Project, and The Low Rises. It also contains some program houses.

West Campus is comprised of the Gothics (lovingly referred to by students as "decrepit pieces of shit long abandoned by the Cornell administration") and the newer Carl Becker, Hans Bethe, Michael Keaton, House 5, and Alice "GODDAMMIT WOMAN!!! I WISH YOU WOULD LEARN HOW TO" Cook houses. It is located at the bottom of Mt. Libe. The new house system has increasingly come under fire for creating a "two-tiered" housing situation at Cornell, but in reality the Gothics peasants should just quit their bitching.

Collegetown contains Sheldon Court, Cascadilla, many restaurants, and many apartments. Most Collegetown residents are obese and develop heart disease by graduation. Most classes are taught in buildings on central campus. Central campus is also where most of the material is learned...by students...in newly non-flammable libraries.

Arts quad, July '06

[edit] Studies

Cornell offers its students a vast array of educational opportunities, including:

[edit] Dining

Overrated

[edit] Demographics

As of 2009, the Cornell student body is

  • Pompous, insufferable asshats: 88%
  • Cool kids: 6%
  • JEW: 9050%

[edit] Mascot

The William Wrigley Jr. Corporation purchased the naming rights to Cornell's mascot in 1893 for six 12 packs of Keystone Light. The bear seen on much of Cornell's paraphernalia has been known as "Big Red" every year since, excepting a period from 1947 to 1970 when America experienced heightened fears of Communism and civil rights.

[edit] The Supreme Korean Guard

In response to the Uprising of 1988, Happy Dave sought to create an elite paramilitary patrol group that would covertly monitor the faculty, staff, and student body of Cornell. After some time, the Supreme Korean Guard was created. No one knows exactly who is in the SKG at any point in time, though an easy way to discern an SKG member from a regular Korean is to attempt to engage them in social interaction. If the Korean acknowledges your existence, and you are not Korean, then said Korean is not an SKG member.

[edit] Religious Affiliation

Cornell, being the only Ivy League institution with no religious affiliation, is in the warm embrace of Satan, the great accuser, deceiver, and prince of darkness. The music set to "Far above Cayuga's waters" was originally intended to back, "Oh, to thee, our blessed Satan". If Cornell does not turn from its wicked ways it will be destroyed, like Sodom and Gomorrah, by the coming US News and Report rankings. I mean it.


[edit] Architecture

Consistently ranked within the top 9 in the Ivy League, Cornell's architecture is famed throughout the world for its inconsistency. Its motley campus perched high above Ithaca, the newcomer in town cannot help but ask: "is the circus in town?" while passing the Johnson Graduate School and other Victorian-styled buildings before being confronted by the harsh, statist, Eastern-bloc inspired fire death-trap of Olin Library.

[edit] Suicide Rate

Ithaca, thanks in large part to Cornell, boasts the 2nd highest suicide rate of any city in the world, just behind Jonestown, Guyana. Cornell is a private school except for the agricultural school, which is partially state-funded.

Common suicide methods include:

[edit] Weill Cornell Graduate School of Terror America in Qatar

Cornell University has opened a graduate school in Doha, Qatar, offering its MD (Master of Disaster) degree. Although named and shown as a medical school, the primary aim of this place is to train terrorists in biological warfared doctors we train doctors. The lecture halls are designed in the shape of a sword to remind students of the ongoing jihad against America, the greatest purveyor of fun and violence in the world. Dean Laden claims to have brought the best bio-weapon terrorists from around the world to teach and pass on their expertise to the eager young martyrs of tomorrow. The primary training and testing facility, Sidra (also disguised as a hospital), is set to open in 2011 with a generous endowment of $9 billion.


[edit] Notable. Alumni are Notable

  • Andy Bernard

[edit] References



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