If it seems too long, skip the first part where he describes better days, and scroll down to current events.
[Update a few minutes later]
DEI is a way for the otherwise unemployable to be employed.
5 thoughts on “Harvard”
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If it seems too long, skip the first part where he describes better days, and scroll down to current events.
[Update a few minutes later]
DEI is a way for the otherwise unemployable to be employed.
Comments are closed.
I’m with this guy.
The beauty of free speech is that it helps us identify who people and institutions really are.
Rand, I encourage your blog readers to take the time and read BOTH parts. It really adds much of that vital “context” we hear so much about these days. Or is a better word: contrast?
….the three stooges of higher education, Harvard President Claudine Gay along with Presidents Liz Magill of the University of Pennsylvania and Sally Kornbluth of MIT
When you move beyond just affirmative action into CRT land.
Thomas Sowell is always good for a quote, and this one is most appropriate:
“The principal benefit of a Harvard degree is never again having to be impressed by anyone with a Harvard degree”
I thought that comedian Jamie Lissow’s take on Gutfeld! was the best summary of all of this bullshit. He said that he really felt good knowing that he was smarter than anyone who went to Harvard.