
Notre Dame Students love to do things that they consider to be SO COLLEGE. These things usually involve drinking, or drinking related shenanigans. More often than not they involve drinking events such as the “Beer Olympics” or generic drinking events such as keg races, case races, beer pong tournaments, and the most college thing: Day Drinking.
Notre Dame Students love day drinking, but because they are so busy with all the other things that they like, they day drink infrequently. To make up for lost time, Notre Dame Students make every day drinking event into something that is SO COLLEGE. To do this, Notre Dame Students try to imitate events that their more College state school friends do.
This past weekend, Notre Dame Students partook in the annual day drinking event called PigTostal. At this event, a group of students purchases a lot of kegs and charges a lot of money for what amounts to a glorified house party where it is nearly impossible to get beer quickly (unless, of course you write an awesome blog). Notre Dame Students love to think that this party is their equivalent of Unofficial St. Patrick’s Day at Illinois, Little 500 at Indiana, or Halloween at Wisconsin, but the fact is that those schools probably have multiple parties on the same level as PigTostal on ANY GIVEN NIGHT.
This is why Notre Dame Students love doing things that are SO COLLEGE (like PigTostal or the Lafayette Apartments St. Patrick’s Day Party–see above) because they believe they are reaching a level of partying that rivals their state school counterparts. The only difference is, at Notre Dame these things are few and far between, making them noteworthy occurrences when they happen, and not a standard weekend.

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