When did Harvard and Yale become Harvard and Stanford?
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Anonymous
| Yale has always been behind the times in terms of STEM, but honestly I doubt that's a complete explanation given their extraordinary resources and given that STEM is not seen as particularly highbrow anyway. One striking attribute of their students is how emo and emotionally unwell they seem (along with physically unwell, if we're being totally honest), compared to other ivies and non-ivy elite privates (stanford, duke, etc.). What happened, exactly? |
Anonymous
| another day another level of new stupidity |
Anonymous
| Stanford and Harvard are in nice areas. |
Anonymous
| This is insanity |
Anonymous
| I don't think it did. You can rank colleges any way you like, but your brain is not the universe. |
Anonymous
| Yale is doing just fine without your son or daughter. |
Anonymous
| Stanford has been the school of choice for students on the west coast for decades now |
Anonymous
Not true anymore. MIT is considered #1. |
Anonymous
Troll You seem to be recycling and posting a version of this every few weeks. Try changing it up a bit. Perhaps stepping out of your mom’s basement and getting some fresh air might help. |
Anonymous
wrong |
Anonymous
food in new haven is superior to PA and Cambridge stanford especially feels like going to school at a taco bell. It's mega cringe when you walk around. stanford is definitely the most overrated t10 campus experience. |
Anonymous
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A Yale man has a polish that Stanford will never be able to offer.
There, I said the truth. |
Anonymous
OP here -- you're probably right about this |
Anonymous
OP here -- I have heard exceptional things about the New Haven food scene, including that in fact its food scene exceeds not just Cambridge, but Boston itself. That is quite impressive. |
Anonymous
| Stanford has outclassed Yale for at least a decade now. New Haven cannot compete with the brains and opportunities of Silicon Valley. |