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Brandeis University
Apr 25, 2008 by Tyrone from Roxbury
Overall Rating: 1

• Shows how nasty Jewish people are.
• Nightmares of gross hands touching me.

“Never seen so many unkempt Jewish women in my life. Hairy legs, armpits, and faces and them girls had no shame. And on top of it they act like they are.”

Odyssey Cruises
Jan 1, 2008 by Laura
Overall Rating: 2

• The food was good.
• Music was horrible. Shuttle was disorganized. No real celebration.

“A group of eight of us was aboard the Odyssey for this past New Year's Eve celebration. Although the food was absolutely delicious, the music and entertainment was horrible. When the band would take a break, there wasn't any music to fill in. There could've at least been a DJ so that the dancing could continue. Actually, it'd probably be better if the band never played as it was rare that they would keep the beat. When midnight rolled around, there was not a countdown, nothing to signify the changing of the year. The wait staff was OK, although it was apparent that they did not want to be there. The shuttle to and from the hotel was a joke. The shuttle was parked outside waiting for us, and we did not even know that the guy was there. For the amount of money that we all shelled out for this evening, it should've been more than just a good meal on a boat.”

Norwood Sport Center Inc
Dec 30, 2007 by Sarah from Norwood
Overall Rating: 9

• Prices.
• Depending on what time you go lots of little kids.

“Best prices Ive ever seen. Only a dollar for the shoe rental. They also always give out coupons for a free string in the Norwood shopper.”

Berklee College Of Music Inc
Sep 8, 2007 by Saundra from Albany, NY
Overall Rating: 7

• Intensive study of music.
• Intensive study of music.

“This might be an interesting view. I am the mother of a Berklee student who has just started his second year. I can honestly say my son never expected Berklee to be so challenging. He got through the first year by the skin on his teeth. The demands of this school are much greater than he expected. Nevertheless he wanted to return and will work harder than ever to do better. This school is extremely intense. He is determined to graduate and is more focused than ever. I believe it is very hard for 18 years old to move away from home, live in a dorm room with two other people and have such a demanding schedule. It was quite a lot for him that first year. Yet, as I wrote previously, he has returned with more gusto than ever and wants to earn a degree from this truly amazing school. (Oh, yeah, Moms and Dads this is very expensive so make sure your child wants this more than anything else in the whole world!). Good luck to all!”

Six Flags New England
Aug 4, 2007 by S from Connecticut
Overall Rating: 1

• There was nothing.
• Dangerously overcrowded, no protection from the heat.

“Stop. All the parents out there and individuals, who are even thinking about going to this park, stop right now. I just spent a hot, blistering day at this park today with little to no shade, incredibly unsafe overcrowded swimming areas and wall-to-wall people. The overcrowding was not only inconvenient, but also dangerous. The conditions inside the park are dirty and often unsafe. Lines are much too long even for the average amusement park. This was a stressful and uncomfortable day and I am so sorry I went. Trust me it is awful.”