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Ah, the basicus feminius. Truly an utterly fascinating subcategory of the human female that intrigues me to no end.Appearance:Although most are white, the basicus feminius can be of any race. Hair is usually blonde (generally dyed, though some is natural) or fair. Makeup is almost always worn, sometimes in comical amounts. They are easily identified by their clothing. This consists of Ugg Boots, Vans, or Converse for shoes. Black athleisure leggings are also commonplace. Shirts often expose their midriff, something like this-Diet:The diet of this subspecies is almost entirely dependent on two sources-the frappucino and the latte. Though they have been observed eating other things (usually salad), the basicus feminius is unable to survive without the consumption of these drinks. An odd phenomenon occurs around September every year where the basicus feminius is compelled to consume a revolting concoction known as a pumpkin spice latte. It is unknown why this is, but it is theorized that these drinks give them life somehow. The primary hunting/gathering grounds of the basicus feminius is their local Starbucks.Behavior:The basicus feminius operates on a strict pack mentality. They form into groups at young ages, known as cliques. Once in a clique, a basicus feminius lives and dies by the word of the clique leader. Exile from these groups is socially distressing, so many tend to conform no matter the cost to them. Power hierarchy is determined by looks. Wars between, and even within, cliques are extremely common. The basicus feminius is known to be very emotional and overdramatic.Mating:The basicus feminius is primarily attracted to the athleticus masculus, more widely known as the student athlete. (Note: Basicus feminus, or any girl for that matter, can be/become an athleticus. In that case, they are an athleticus feminius.) Their relationships are notoriously short, and seem to be based mainly on physical attraction.These are the results of my research and observation of these fascinating creatures. I hope you enjoyed this educational presentation.

The college athletic scene is sculptured very interestingly in the USA.The Ivy League is an Athletic League that is made up of eight colleges that have a similar feeling about Student-Athletes, have been around for a long time (1800's) and wish to compete at the Highest NCAA level (D-1) and all of that with No athletic scholarships.The Ivy League was formed back when the English colleges were aligned with the Philosophy of Mind and Body. It was Essential for a student to Both study and to play a sport. Indeed, many of the current students that attend one of those eight colleges, attended private high schools that Demand that every student play or assist with a sport in Every season.Mind and Body.The Extremely wealthy alumni of the eight colleges of the Ivy league have "endowed" those universities with enough money (a King's ransom) that they can participate in those sports at the highest level in the USA and be competitive in them on the national level. National championships in Many sports (over the Many years) and always contending (in some sports). All of that requires a combination of Money and the ability to attract phenomenal student-athletes.MIT came on the scene much later (1865 and then moving to Cambridge in 1915) and was much more focused on technology and surviving (Harvard threatened to absorb MIT a few times back then). Working in science and engineering took a lot more time and MIT students played sports but not to that committed level. Indeed in the early 1900's (teens) MIT banned American Tackle Football from the campus due to the huge number of horrible injuries and deaths. The Ivy League colleges merely helped to start the NCAA to police and organize the college sports scene across the nation.Finally, around 1980, MIT brought back American Tackle Football and has done really well in D-3.MIT also loves the concept of Mind and Body.Roughly 20% of the undergraduate students play an intercollegiate sport and 62% of the entering freshman (Class of 2019) played an interscholastic sport in high school. The intramural program is huge, and there are Mandatory Physical Education requirements that must be met in order to earn a bachelors degree.When I was a student at MIT in the 1970's we regularly played Harvard and other D-1 colleges (BU, BC, Northeastern) in many sports:Soccer, baseball, lacrosse, crew, sailing, rifle, pistol, tennis, squash, etc. etc.Indeed, through the 1950's MIT played ice hockey against those D-1 colleges.........However, MIT is very content to be Mind and Body in the NCAA D-3 (except women's crew is NCAA D-1, and men's crew competes in the open division of the IRA).See the NEWMAC: NEWMACFear the Beaver!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Well what kind of specialisation are you talking about? Because Formula 1 is a highly athletic sport that requires teams to constantly keep tabs on the physical form of all their drivers and ensure they remain in peak physical conditions at all times. Besides that there is a dedicated medical staff needed at every race in case of accidents and emergencies. There is a scope, but for limited specialisations.