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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I went to Duke and when I went to a top tier professional school, it was very clear how much more relaxed and comfortable in their own skin the Duke alums than people from almost every other school (while still being top achievers). We got our work done very well with much less drama than others. Unfortunately, I think Duke has a lot more strivers now than it used to. Which is really too bad. I think a non-striver can still be happy there if they can avoid getting sucked in.[/quote] This is satire, right?[/quote] I think it's an utter lack of self awareness. I've never met a more obnoxious group as a whole than Duke grads. They are insufferable. [/quote] Funny because in corporate America Duke alums have a reputation as being the best to work with because they have people skills, unlike Ivy League nerds, bookworms and strivers. Agree that there are plenty of D-bags from Duke, but there are many who are not. DDMF.[/quote]
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