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While possibly an aquired taste, the book is fantastic. You should probably start with Freshman, Gerber's first book since he builds on past events.
Jump into the world of Stutts university where students pay huge amounts of money for a world class education which really probably won't do them any good in real life, but don't tell them that. it may cause a bigger meltdown when all the "Stutts moments" add up.
A fantastic mix of quick fire humor and satire which touches on every part of society (no one is safe so don't even try to hide) this book is well worth buying so you can read it any time the real world gets to you.

A great follow-up to Freshman with all the zaniness and the characters you remember. Ends with a bit of a cliffhanger, and no third book seems to be in the making, as yet. Aaagh! Hopefully, there will be a "Junior" coming at some time so things can get brought back together and questions answered. Overall, still a great read.

Great book.

It's funny, well written, and a great sequel to the First novel, Freshman, which should have been more renown for the quality of Gerber's work.

Twists, turns, and an underdog story are just the boring parts to this book, competing with plot ties such as parties at a Lesbian College, magic chemicals that change one's personality, gratuitous alcohol use and sex (not just in that order) and a secret newspaper clubhouse.

If that doesn't make you want to read this book, you are mistaken, and you really do want to read it. Glad I could clear that up