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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]my kid is at Princeton and isn't skating through.

and went to Stuyvesant, which isn't easy either.

think it totally depends on major and teacher selection. [/quote]

Princeton is generally considered second to places like MIT/Caltech in terms of rigor.

But most of the other ivy grading is kind of a joke,[/quote]

Can always tell when the Asian grinder steps up.[/quote]

Using "grinder" as a derogatory term pretty much sums up why your community is declining.[/quote]

I’m part of that community….we think of “Asian grinders” in a similar manner to how that community feels about “white trash”.[/quote]
Why so you look down on people of a certain race for working hard?[/quote]

Why are people upset about being accused of working hard? Do people get upset about being called beautiful?[/quote]
Because people need to make up oppression. Asians created the concept of “positive racism” as if it’s slavery that someone called you smart and good at math.[/quote]

Or maybe it’s upsetting that it exposes that they aren’t really smarter they just have to work really really hard to do well in school? [/quote]

All things being equal, the jarder working group is going to do better.[/quote]

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