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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Paul Ryan went to Miami (OH). 'Nuff said. [/quote]

There's a far deeper pool of jerks who attended Harvard. And while I don't agree with his views, I'd be surprised if Paul is not extremely smart.

Your logic is lacking. [/quote]

And regardless of what you think of his politics, he never came off like a jerk at all.[/quote]
+1. Don't agree with his politics but he doesn't come off as a Bro type at all - at least, not the negative version of the bro.

Is Yale an acceptable place to be away from Bro culture? Because Kavanaugh went to Yale and he definitely seems like he was the Bro type in college.[/quote]

Yes Yale is fine. I went to Yale a long time ago but after Kavanaugh. There was one fraternity full of bro's, they were awful, everyone knew to avoid them. They are a very small part of the social scene (frats are not very big there) and easy to avoid. They were not well regarded at all because most Yalies don't buy into that kind of culture. I have no idea who they dated because no girls I knew would associate with them. I was not at all surprised to learn that BK was in fact a member of this fraternity while at Yale.

Yale is going to have every type of student, so yes that includes a few bro's. They seem to purposely want a very diverse student body. But there is no overall bro culture at Yale just because a few jerks go there, that's ridiculous.[/quote]

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