Bowling Green/Toledo.... (Franklin: house, theatre, college)

[jtrain351209]

Hey im going to be attending BGSU next fall and I was just wondering if anyone could tell me a little about the town of Bowling Green and the surrounding area. Im coming from upstate NY so im not from the are so if someone could gimme some info thatd b great.

[CSC0TT]

some words of wisdom from an old guy...

myles has the best pizza...
campus pollyeyes has the best stuffed breadsticks...
trotters has the best steak...
easy street has the best club sandwich...

the girl to guy ratio is 4 - 5 to 1...

brewsters & downtown were pretty cool...
stay away from junction unless you want to get beat on by the bouncers...

chi omega is the sleeper hottie sorority & were a blast to party with...

had some friends that were phi delts, seemed like a pretty good group of guys as far as fraternities were concerned...

campus food is the most fattening thing on this earth & the new union is a heck of a lot nicer than it was when i was there. good luck... pack as much fun into your years there as you can! you'll have some good times & lots of good memories...

[flinty]

Studied at BGSU in 1997. Nice town, good college but if you are going to drive to the campus day in-day out, sometimes you can't find a parking spot. I distinctly recall an unusual house on Clough Street that is shaped like a windmill. In downtown BG on Main Street there's a Ben Franklin 5/10 store and a movie theatre called Cla-zel. This part of Ohio is flat as a pancake and has rich farmland.