It's not unusual for them to invite student over for dinner at their house. Some are a little more aloof than others but more likely due to their own social awkwardness than indifference. However, you are dealing with overeducated year olds who generally like to talk and can start running their mouths -- it doesn't necessarily equal being stuck up, but can be easily confused.
The prevalence of alcohol and weed depends on what dorm you live in and who you hang out with. Otherwise, I think you don't even have to worry about "avoiding" drugs because it's never in your face. They are straightforward and honest, but they have really genuine and sincere intentions to help and they want to make sure you truly understand the material.
They will take plenty of time to go through with the material with you whether it's during office hours or not. They are all mostly really good at email too. All of my professors usually respond within the hour. One more thing to keep in mind is that style of dress actually does matter. Some like to preach that they don't judge by appearances, but everyone does. Good luck! I think Reed is well known for drug usage.
The real difference is that most Reedies happen to be responsible with what they are using and do not feel the need to do them in such a shady manner. Also, my partner graduated from Haverford in , and from what she has told me, recreational drug use was a prominent aspect at Haverford as well.
For starters, most people who have no objection to pot, alcohol, acid, cigarettes, or shrooms do not condone meth, heroine, or cocaine. Varsity Sports While Reed does not participate in varsity sports, Reed has active teams in basketball, rugby, soccer and Ultimate Frisbee. These teams compete regularly against other schools in intercollegiate and club competition. Furthermore, all Reed students are required to fulfill a physical education requirement that includes a variety of activities, ranging from sailing to soccer, from Ultimate Frisbee to yoga, from juggling to fencing.
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