They're pretty darned content. Brooks' satire of the hyper-enriched childhood also rang true. However, her Princeton friends tell her Brooks got the social life wrong by talking to professor-recommended drones. The average undergrad isn't that eager an academic beaver. Brad Simmons, a Princeton sophomore, agrees that 98 percent of students don't fit Brooks' studyaholic stereotype.
Nobody sets dates to chat with friends.
If someone asked me that, I imagine my ego would be sufficiently boosted to make me say whatever the interviewer wanted. Animal House it isn't.