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21 Snapchats The Typical MSU Student Has Posted

Some traditions never die.

Julia Harrelson
Feb 22, 2017
Mississippi State University
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21 Snapchats The Typical MSU Student Has Posted
Julia Harrelson

Mississippi State is a place like no other and has a special place in my heart. One thing that sets MSU apart from others is the number of beautiful traditions we have. From Cowbells to cheese fries at Bin 612 to the Dude, we have a large range of traditions that make MSU the place we call home. These traditions are great, but let's be honest, every time you open up Snapchat stories you see the same stories, just posted by different people, which might cause a slightly different view.

Even if you don't go to MSU, but your friends with someone on Snapchat that does go to MSU chances are you have even seen these Snapchats pop up on your story. Don't get me wrong I love seeing these and being reminded of how great MSU is. I just have noticed a larger quantity of Snapchat stories from these events/people/places.

Here's a list of Snapchats the typical MSU student has probably posted on their story within their time as a student (or maybe even visiting) here:

1. Cowbells at a football game

2. Propping your feet up on the seat in front of you at the Dude

3. Late night studying in McCool and complaining about your life

4. Getting cheese fries at Bin 612 on a night during the weekend

5. Videoing any and every concert in Starkville

6. Videoing any and every fraternity band party

7. An artsy sunset in Starkville

8. Putting a picture of the lake at the Refuge

9. Someone (or even you) walking to class

10. A picture of the front of your sorority/fraternity house after a long break

11. Getting coffee at 929 coffee and working on homework

12. People who end up riding the Greek bus alone

13. Blowing up Snapchat from any date party or swap

14. Getting Insomnia Cookies

15. A picture of a basketball going on at the Hump and using the Hump's filter

16. An artsy (or an attempt to be artsy) picture of the Chapel of Memories

17. The inside of the chapel of memories

18. Studying in the library but actually watching Netflix

19. A picture of the Drill Field with the time and temperature

20. Football players running out onto the field

21. Seeing a dog on campus

22. Trips to Cookout

23. A person sleeping in a common area and saying "Story of my life"

24. Someone who has parked terribly

25. Getting a parking ticket and posting about your frustration towards Parking Services

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