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12 Things That Annoy Every UNLV Student

You already know parking's one of them.

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12 Things That Annoy Every UNLV Student
Sandy Julian-Pascual

If you've been going to UNLV for more than a semester (or if you've come on campus even just to visit), you'll probably relate to at least one of these annoying things UNLV students have to deal with and come to know all too well during their time in college.

1. Skateboards

You can bet I'll make a face if you almost hit me with your skateboard.

2. Golf Carts

Let's be honest, we're all just jealous we don't get to ride in them.

3. Everything (Unnecessary) With Wheels

Will that hover board creation really get you to class that much faster? Or will it just make it very difficult for you to make friends?

4. Parking

Carmageddon.

5. Events That Take Up Our Parking Space

*Cough cough* Presidential Debate.

6. Maryland Parkway

"Why? Why must you run through the middle of the street? There's a cross walk RIGHT THERE. Use it."

7. Pamphlet People

Yes, I have registered to vote. Yes, I promise. Can I leave?

8. Religious Extremists

Please calm down with your billboard-sized posters and mega phones telling us to believe in your ideology or we'll die sinners. It makes college more stressful than it already is.

9. Construction

Thanks for making my walk to class five minutes longer.

10. Lines At Starbucks/The Coffee Bean

That would be a, "No, you can't make it to class on time AND have a caramel latte."

11. Lines at Club Lied's Elevator

If you are capable of going to the second floor on the escalator but still choose to use the elevator, just know everyone is giving you serious side eye.

12. People Who Sit Alone At Four-Person Tables

Why? Just, why?

But let's admit it: even though UNLV makes us want to hide inside our cars and cry from time to time, we all learn to love one very important thing — our home.


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