29 November 2005

Pajama Jam

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College students tend to spend most of their time working, but this still includes hours upon hours spent in their dorm room sitting at their desk - studying. Even if it is a nice day out, with the sun shining, unless all of their work is done, these students are cooped up hard at work. Every once in a while though, most people will throw their books aside to enjoy the pleasures of taking a walk along the river or exploring the tourist sites around the city.

As one of the largest college towns, Boston is full of college students in their dorms, out on the streets and all around the city. However, you will not see many MIT students around because life here is about "studies, studies studies." MIT is not just any college. Along with about 12 hours of class a week, for the average student, (if you attend all of your lectures), the average student will spend over 50 hours studying in order to barely pass their classes. The stress that MIT presents sometimes keeps students from tidying their look, but some of the most comfortable and most attractive pieces of clothing can be found in the pajamas that students wear around the dorm.

Studying in the dorms, there is no reason not to be comfortable and to look good at the same time. Pajama pants come in all different colors, patterns and styles and are fit for everyone - men, women, boys and girls. It can look good with a loose t-shirt, a fitted tank top, or even a matching pajama top. You can tell a lot about a person from their pajamas. The traditional stripped pajamas show that they enjoy the classic look, whereas pajamas with bright green frogs can represent the adventurous personality.

You can find students wearing pajamas at all times of day. Many students sometimes even roll out of bed and walk to class in their pj pants to save time. If you are reading this entry and thinking to yourself that you do not own any pajama pants, make this your next purchase! Trust me, you will be comfortable and love your new purchase. It is the one outfit that you can wear any time of day and almost anywhere on campus. Take advantage of your college life, when everyone knows that your main goal is to find comfortable clothes that are convenient and enjoyable to wear!


Make sure to buy your roommate a nice pair as a nice holiday gift as well!

5 Comments:

At 22:39, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Actually ... they're usually in pajamas. I live with those people.

 
At 22:50, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Pajamas are not fashionable. They are a lame excuse for not wanting to put out any effort. If you are doing it to be comfortable, that's legit, but don't kid yourself into thinking that anyone will be impressed and think you are "fashionable." Your last paragraph says it all. Most pajamas are received as gifts. They really don't say much about you as a person.

 
At 23:34, Anonymous Anonymous said...

People should really get into wearing scrubs instead of pajama pants. They are way more comfortable!

 
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At 15:01, Blogger Unknown said...

I used to work at Google building clusters and would sometimes be there 70+ hours a week to push out a new version. I got dressed every day. Now I'm back in college and I never leave the house without at least putting on some comfortable but appropriate clothing like blue jeans and a t-shirt. I get the feeling that all MIT students who feel sorry for themselves because they have to study 50 hours wear pajama pants to class. Don't wear your pajamas anywhere but to bed. Nobody wants to see you make a fool of yourself in a vain attempt at "student fashion".

P.S. Don't take this to heart, I'm just ranting because I wish I could say this to the ten or so people who just walked by my schools library wearing pajama pants.

 

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