Princeton

The Ivy League is comprised of some of the best and brightest minds in the world, but not everyone who attends the Ancient Eight is a pimple-faced, pocket-pocketing egghead. Some are actually attractive Hollywood celebrities.

In honor of this startling revelation

With such gems like House Bunny, a playboy-bunny-turned-sorority-mom flick, coming out soon, OTR decided to look at 10 downright awful movies that give college a bad name.

Fame has gone before ye, o coffee fetchers.  We've got the list to prove it.

From Stanford to DePaul and back, find out which campuses are STD-ridden and which ones are STD-free after the jump!

The official rankings for the top universities in the world are here, and unsurprisingly, the Ivy League took many of the top spots. U-S-A. U-S-A.

Two days ago, IvyGate reported that an incoming Princeton freshman, identifying herself only as "Stephany Her RoyalHighness," posted in Princeton’s Class of 2012 Facebook group and commanded her fellow classmates to “revel” in the fact that “[they] are better” than everyone else.

Naturally, half

From MSNBC:

New York teenager Lukasz Zbylut, who emigrated from Poland only five years ago, applied to seven Ivy League schools — and was accepted by every one of them.

Now he’s thrilled to further his education at his “dream school” of choice — Harvard. What, Yale wasn’t good enough for him?

In February 2008, former NY governor Eliot Spitzer wrote an article warning Americans about an impeding financial crisis that the Bush administration was doing nothing to prevent. A month later, he was deposed from office. Coincidence?