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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It's a good school and degree, but people well-versed in higher education will view a degree from Columbia as an Ivy degree and a Barnard degree as similar to a Smith or Sarah Lawrence degree. [/quote] Not sure what that is supposed to mean. Smith, for example, is very well regarded in higher ed circles and has a very high quality faculty. The admission rate and yield have suffered somewhat because it remains a women's college and because of the college's [b]unfair lesbian taint.[/b] But I understand they are working to change that.[/quote] Now there's a name for a punk band.[/quote] I love this -- you've just made it into my personal DCUM Hall of Fame; you may so state on your CV. [/quote] As a straight Smith grad, I found that quote a little unsettling. First, Smith has long been known as a place where lesbians can feel comfortable, so there's nothing "unfair" about that part of its reputation. Second, as a straight person, I don't see that aspect of Smith's reputation as a "taint."[/quote]
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