She acknowledged that her social life is different now than it was as a Brown undergraduate. Some of the changes she saw as positive, such as the fact that most people are over 21, making it easier to go to bars. It's easier to go out. On a typical weekend, she might attend a house party, go to the pool hall Snookers, or even stay home and study. Albert Kuo, the social chair for the med school, is responsible for organizing social activities for the school.
Attendance falls off as they get older.
For example, the social committee subsidizes some parties and sponsors movie nights, barbecues and ski trips. More than 90 percent of Brown's medical school are PLMEs, which means they attended Brown as undergraduates as well. In Kuo's class of 70, only two did not attend Brown. People want to hang out with other people. Other people are less satisfied than Babu and Kuo.