shadexiii wrote:
Have you looked at what organizations exist at the university? There might be a web page listing them. It could be easier to find people with similar views or that sort of thing by browsing through that and checking out a meeting.
By liberal, do you mean in terms of political bent? There's probably a democrat organization on campus. I'm not sure how useful going to such a meeting would be in terms of meeting people, but who knows. While I was going to college, I went to organization meetings that I thought I might fit in with, and they were complete busts. I also took a chance and went to a couple that didn't seem promising in the slightest, and they worked out quite well.
All of them were somewhat draining, but I managed to make some friends through one of them. Well, people befriended me. I never really get the feeling that I'm the one initiating the friendship.
By "liberal", I mean both politically and socially liberal. But I base my social liberalism almost entirely on the fact that I watch South Park and some indie films that would be considered offensive by people who are socially conservative.
Tim
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07 Oct 2007, 7:59 pm
