Earlham Top 10 Hipster School

[Herbert Spencer]

Yes, the alma mater of both Jimmy Clifton and the thankfully departed Uncle Jerkoff has been declared among the top ten hipster schools by no less an authority than Huffpost College. Something to keep in mind when you read their political crap.

The Most Hipster Colleges
First Posted: 7/14/11 09:45 AM ET | Updated: 7/14/11 03:46 PM ET

Way back in 2010, we ranked America's top 10 hipster schools to much fanfare. Tiny Hampshire College in Massachusetts was voted the "most" hipster school in the nation, prompting its then-president, Ralph Hexter, to dub himself "Hipster in Chief."

We couldn't let 2011 pass us by without ranking the country's most prominent hipster schools. This year, we scoured the country for campuses where skinny jeans, American Spirits and Moleskins are de rigueur. Check out our winners below -- and let the intellectual debate rage in the comments section.
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According to one astute review on College Prowler, there are "a crap load of dirty hipsters" at Earlham College in Indiana. "If you don't like PBR [Pabst Blue Ribbon], find somewhere else," the reviewer wrote. O-kay. On a more positive note, the Hipster Handbook reports that "Hipsters tend to receive a strong education at Earlham because there is nothing else to do but study in Richmond, Indiana."

[Dickie Billericay]

Yes, the alma mater of both Jimmy Clifton and the thankfully departed Uncle Jerkoff has been declared among the top ten hipster schools by no less an authority than Huffpost College.

Actually, Uncle Yanko went to the Earlham School of Religion, not Earlham College. Remember the controversy when Yanko falsely bragged about having "all RA" degrees, only to be outed by the NCACS:

----- Original Message -----
From: "Lil Nakutis" <lnakutis@hlcommission.org>
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Sent: Monday, October 31, 2005 7:25 AM
Subject: Re: Earlham School of Religion

Earlham School of Religion is NOT included in the NCA accreditation of Earlham College. The School of Religion is independently accredited by ATS.

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Lil Nakutis
Information Management Coordinator
The Higher Learning Commission of NCA
30 N. LaSalle Street, Suite 2400
Chicago, IL 60602

But no doubt about it, the good Rev. JC is definitely a hipster. Dig them tats.

[Herbert Spencer]

Actually, Uncle Yanko went to the Earlham School of Religion, not Earlham College.

Right you are, DB. Both Clifton and John Weavel-Hudson are listed in the ESR alumni directory: http://esr.earlham.edu/alumni-friends/alumni-directory

But Clifton claims only "completed graduate courses" at ESR, not a degree.

About Our Founder

The founder of The Redirection Therapy Society and developer of Redirection Therapy, James Walter Clifton, Ph.D., has been engaged in the field of mental health for more than 25 years having served in private practice, community mental health, neighborhood addictions centers, and pastoral counseling agencies. Additionally, he has served as a clinical director, clinical supervisor, and county addictions director.

Dr. Clifton holds the Bachelor of Science degree from Delta State University, Cleveland, MS; the Master of Science degree in Psychology from California Coast University, Santa Anna, CA; the Master of Science degree in Community Health from California College for Health Sciences, Salt Lake City, UT; the Master of Theological Studies from the Latin American Faculty for Theological Studies, Miami, FL; the Master of Divinity degree from Golden State School of Theology, Stockton, CA; the Master of Theology degree and the Doctor of Philosophy degree in Christian Counseling from Bethany Divinity College and Seminary, Dothan, AL.

Additionally, he completed graduate courses at Augusta University, Augusta, GA; and, the Earlham School of Religion, Richmond, IN. He was ordained a Unitarian-Universalist minister and recently became a Christian Scientist. He served for more than 25 years in pastoral ministry in the Society of Friends, Congregational-Christian, United Church of Christ, and independent Christian churches.

Dr. Clifton is licensed as a marriage and family therapist, clinical addictions counselor, mental health counselor, and clinical social worker. He is a member of the American Psychotherapy Association having served several terms as a member of the Editorial Advisory Board. He holds certification as a Rational-Emotive Behavioral Therapist, a certificate in Reality Therapy, certification as a clinical pastoral counselor, and certification as a Christian counselor.

http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/se...ifton.html

[Armando Ramos]

That might explain how the idiot Janko died. He drove his car into a Hipster Trap!

Hipster Trap


This photo of a hipster trap is allegedly from New York City. Contents: brightly-colored bike chain, American Spirit cigarettes, can of Pabst Blue Ribbon beer, and plastic glasses. It just needs a Moleskine notebook to lure in more hesitant prey.

[Ben Johnson]

Additionally, he completed graduate courses at Augusta University, Augusta, GA; and, the Earlham School of Religion, Richmond, IN. He was ordained a Unitarian-Universalist minister and recently became a Christian Scientist. He served for more than 25 years in pastoral ministry in the Society of Friends, Congregational-Christian, United Church of Christ, and independent Christian churches.

Christian Scientist? Saved himself from an eternity burning in hell by dropping the Iranian apostasy. Now he's going to die from the sniffles by curing himself with prayer. Why doesn't he just go for a drive in an ice storm?