varsity

The problem is that these things--hackathons, martial arts tournaments, Olympic gymnastics, junior-varsity-anything--they're all just different types of beauty pageants.

BTW, I'm 25, so I'm talking about things that I've seen in varsity from 7 years back to this day where I interact with varsity students.

Everyone has a 4.0 with multiple APs and played varsity sports and can write a boring essay.

And no one was surprised when the boys made the varsity team in high school.

We had one Fellow who had a 4.7 out of a 5.0 GPA, was copresident of his school, varsity athlete at MIT.

When I was in high school, an exceptionally popular varsity athlete was killed in his sleep by an anyurism.

Even as a varsity basketball player I would often get beat my a girl in a game of horse.

I played several varsity sports throughout high school and had opportunities for scholarships in two different sports.

As a former wall climber (Squamish, UBC Varsity Outdoors Club) I've been laughing all day at the coverage of this.

For example, Michael Jordan didn't make the varsity basketball team, so he trained vigorously and became the star of the JV team to prove himself.

I varsity lettered in both all four years and was all-state in lacrosse.

I studied this at varsity and we can debate it...but lets rather not.

Some sports examples might include a varsity player telling a JV player: "Come on, just one more lap!" "We're not leaving the field till you get a goal past me." Etc.

It wasn't free for universities, but in the first half of the 90s, SGI offered so-called "Varsity" contracts, which was basically a campus license for OS updates and unbundled products like compilers, NFS/YP and the "Documenter's Workbench" (a fancy name for troff/nroff).