Apparently, some of today’s best and brightest female college students don’t mind eating live goldfish and chowing down dog food so they can hang out with the guys and get wasted on alcohol.
That’s one part of a feature article published in The Atlantic on Thursday that detailed some of the debauchery and shenanigans that go on at Princeton University’s infamous eating club “Tiger Inn.”
Eating clubs, which have been co-ed for about two decades, are described as similar to fraternities, complete with hazing rituals and membership. Tiger Inn has gained a reputation as the “Animal House” of eating clubs, off campus homes in which students don’t live, but visit to eat, drink, study, hang out and party. (more...)
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