Does anyone the current m/f ratio at BU? I would assume it's still heavily slanted female. We need more dudes!
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Male/female ratio at Baylor
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If I was still a student, I would strongly disagree with your comment.
It's approx 59% female, 41% male (fall 2017 numbers)
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My point is, more guys usually generates more interest in sports. That and getting rid of the Greek system.BaylorGrad&Dad said:
If I was still a student, I would strongly disagree with your comment.
Unfortunately in my day, 60/40 was also the female to male weight ratio.
Universities aren't losing men per se, they are losing alpha males. Football helped us bring that number up, but clearly that was a problem.
When a university makes something like "Sing" a requirement, they are trying to dumb down the masculinity of the male populace.
A slanted m/f ratio is nice in the short run, but it tells you that Baylor isn't in the business of raising warriors. Our country needs men, not effeminate Glee club ******* that want to blow one another in their dorms.
When a university makes something like "Sing" a requirement, they are trying to dumb down the masculinity of the male populace.
A slanted m/f ratio is nice in the short run, but it tells you that Baylor isn't in the business of raising warriors. Our country needs men, not effeminate Glee club ******* that want to blow one another in their dorms.
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And there is a reason that KOT always wins, or places in Sing.
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This might be the funniest post I've ever read. Well done!TellMeYouLoveMe said:
Universities aren't losing men per se, they are losing alpha males. Football helped us bring that number up, but clearly that was a problem.
When a university makes something like "Sing" a requirement, they are trying to dumb down the masculinity of the male populace.
A slanted m/f ratio is nice in the short run, but it tells you that Baylor isn't in the business of raising warriors. Our country needs men, not effeminate Glee club ******* that want to blow one another in their dorms.
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