Far be it for me to rain on my alma mater's sexy parade, but it seems to me that this definition of sexiness is pretty skewed:. Guys who fit this bill will have girls all over them. There are many hook-ups on campus, but β- as with any small school -β be prepared to run into that guy or girl all the time from then on out.
Sometimes it's fine. Other times, it can get a bit awkward. Yes, Vassar has Squirm -- a magazine I always thought was oddly named because most people I know squirm when they're uncomfortable, not when they're aroused -- but who exactly does the uneven number of males and females "create a strong hook-up environment" for?
Basically Vassar's sexiness rating is being judged entirely on the ability of men to have sex with more women than they might otherwise, in part because there are fewer straight men around. Maybe that's sexy for the dudes, who in my view tend to get a skewed understanding of how attractive they really are based on altered conditions of supply and demand, but it's not too sexy for straight women, now is it? Skip to main content. Donate Subscribe.
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