> Everyone dressed as if they were ready to be interviewed at a moment’s notice. This is said with a sort of tone of accusation, but I can remember a lot of ca

> Everyone dressed as if they were ready to be interviewed at a moment’s notice. This is said with a sort of tone of accusation, but I can remember a lot of cases where being always reasonably well dressed was considered a good thing. May be here "ready to be interviewed" means "exceptionally polished extra-fresh look"? Then I understand - but it would be really interesting to see such people on every occasion in a college.