college town

There is nothing like a college town to make you feel old before your time.

A lot of people care about it because it's a college town here.

She was a check out girl in the small college town where I went to school.

I'm thinking to myself, I know this girl from every college town we've ever played.

We'll pick a small college town because she wants to go to school.

Now, Athens is no different from any other college town.

First, we moved to a small college town, so I see the players and coaches on the street.

Berkeley being a college town, he felt that most people looked down on him.

Traffic was light beyond the edge of the small college town.

However, after a few days it developed the intimacy of a college town.

In any event, like it or not, this is no quiet college town.

Richmond is known as being somewhat of a college town with a big city feel.

The median age was 21 years, which is also typical for a college town.

"I've always wanted to coach in a college town," he said.

It was considered the school located in the greatest college town.

"I really liked the school, and Boston is such a college town," she said.

She said it could have a particular effect in a college town like Mansfield.

It sounds like he'd been small college town ninety miles north of us.

The sounds of the old college town drifted up to him through the open window.

Of course, many college towns deal with problems related to drinking.

"And it's a college town, so the latest thing is always happening there."

It then goes directly through the college town of Bloomington.

Historically, the economy of the city was based on agriculture and its status as a college town.

Student housing is also an important component of college towns.

And just about everyone in this college town of 30,000 has at least heard of it.