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Anonymous wrote:I do! And when we toured, my brother texted, Sondheim archives are there!

Either you're a fanatic or you're not

Correction

Either you’re normal or you’re not.

Sondheim hardly has contributed to the Williams college community.

Anonymous wrote:I do! And when we toured, my brother texted, Sondheim archives are there!

Either you're a fanatic or you're not

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Anonymous wrote:“natural beauty” and picturesque setting are code words for extreme isolation. Sure there is a very small subset of 18 year olds who actually care about the setting in the mountains, but to me it’s always felt like a way to spin the negative related to the isolated and cold feeling of the campus. Hard pass for my kiddo after an overnight visit - athletic cliques, small student body, and isolation in the berkshires

It's like the start of a horror novel. Or The Secret History.

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Anonymous wrote:It is superior to every ivy that isn’t Princeton. Williams has always been extremely elite

That may have been true 30 years ago, but not so much today. There has been a lot of separation between the top universities and the SLACs in recent decades.

NP - is this your opinion or are there facts to support your claim?

NP. I don’t know about a “lot of separation,” but if you do not know there has been some “movement” of applicants in the direction of national unis and more urban locations in the last 20 (and especially, the last 10) years, I suspect you may have been living under a bridge.

Anonymous wrote:“natural beauty” and picturesque setting are code words for extreme isolation. Sure there is a very small subset of 18 year olds who actually care about the setting in the mountains, but to me it’s always felt like a way to spin the negative related to the isolated and cold feeling of the campus. Hard pass for my kiddo after an overnight visit - athletic cliques, small student body, and isolation in the berkshires

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Anonymous wrote:It is superior to every ivy that isn’t Princeton. Williams has always been extremely elite

That may have been true 30 years ago, but not so much today. There has been a lot of separation between the top universities and the SLACs in recent decades.

NP - is this your opinion or are there facts to support your claim?

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Anonymous wrote:Sondheim makes it forever relevant.

Mayor of NY - Bowdoin. Transition team - 80% LAC grads, including Lina!

I don't know what you're on about. Only 2 of the people on the team went to a liberal arts college-Lina Khan, Williams and Melanie Hartzog, Eckerd.

I also don't know anyone who associated Sondheim with Williams college; he, frankly, had much more interesting affiliations and work done that has little connection with Williams college.

I def associate Sondheim with williams. Who wouldn't? He started Williams as a Math major and credited the place with his move to music. He wrote at least one musical while there.

So you read his Wikipedia bio 3 minutes ago.

puhlease. Lin is connected with Wes. Sondheim with Williams. I connect Thornton Wilder with Yale even tho he only went two years. And also Edward Gorey with Harvard (he was a rich kid living a rich life even pre fur coat). And then the Oxford guys like CS Lewis.

There aren't many people I associate with their college but a few I do and Sondheim is up there.

Lin Manuel Miranda has actually spoken at Wesleyan commencement. He’s an active alum and has spoken on campus multiple times.

Sondheim never returned the day he graduated from Williams. It’s cool that you have a Wikipedia archive list in your head, but it doesn’t say much.

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Anonymous wrote:Sondheim makes it forever relevant.

Mayor of NY - Bowdoin. Transition team - 80% LAC grads, including Lina!

I don't know what you're on about. Only 2 of the people on the team went to a liberal arts college-Lina Khan, Williams and Melanie Hartzog, Eckerd.

I also don't know anyone who associated Sondheim with Williams college; he, frankly, had much more interesting affiliations and work done that has little connection with Williams college.

I def associate Sondheim with williams. Who wouldn't? He started Williams as a Math major and credited the place with his move to music. He wrote at least one musical while there.

So you read his Wikipedia bio 3 minutes ago.

puhlease. Lin is connected with Wes. Sondheim with Williams. I connect Thornton Wilder with Yale even tho he only went two years. And also Edward Gorey with Harvard (he was a rich kid living a rich life even pre fur coat). And then the Oxford guys like CS Lewis.

There aren't many people I associate with their college but a few I do and Sondheim is up there.

Lin Manuel Miranda has actually spoken at Wesleyan commencement. He’s an active alum and has spoken on campus multiple times.

Sondheim never returned the day he graduated from Williams. It’s cool that you have a Wikipedia archive list in your head, but it doesn’t say much.

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Anonymous wrote:Sondheim makes it forever relevant.

Mayor of NY - Bowdoin. Transition team - 80% LAC grads, including Lina!

I don't know what you're on about. Only 2 of the people on the team went to a liberal arts college-Lina Khan, Williams and Melanie Hartzog, Eckerd.

I also don't know anyone who associated Sondheim with Williams college; he, frankly, had much more interesting affiliations and work done that has little connection with Williams college.

I def associate Sondheim with williams. Who wouldn't? He started Williams as a Math major and credited the place with his move to music. He wrote at least one musical while there.

So you read his Wikipedia bio 3 minutes ago.

puhlease. Lin is connected with Wes. Sondheim with Williams. I connect Thornton Wilder with Yale even tho he only went two years. And also Edward Gorey with Harvard (he was a rich kid living a rich life even pre fur coat). And then the Oxford guys like CS Lewis.

There aren't many people I associate with their college but a few I do and Sondheim is up there.

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Anonymous wrote:Sondheim makes it forever relevant.

Mayor of NY - Bowdoin. Transition team - 80% LAC grads, including Lina!

I don't know what you're on about. Only 2 of the people on the team went to a liberal arts college-Lina Khan, Williams and Melanie Hartzog, Eckerd.

I also don't know anyone who associated Sondheim with Williams college; he, frankly, had much more interesting affiliations and work done that has little connection with Williams college.

I def associate Sondheim with williams. Who wouldn't? He started Williams as a Math major and credited the place with his move to music. He wrote at least one musical while there.

So you read his Wikipedia bio 3 minutes ago.

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Anonymous wrote:Sondheim makes it forever relevant.

Mayor of NY - Bowdoin. Transition team - 80% LAC grads, including Lina!

I don't know what you're on about. Only 2 of the people on the team went to a liberal arts college-Lina Khan, Williams and Melanie Hartzog, Eckerd.

I also don't know anyone who associated Sondheim with Williams college; he, frankly, had much more interesting affiliations and work done that has little connection with Williams college.

I def associate Sondheim with williams. Who wouldn't? He started Williams as a Math major and credited the place with his move to music. He wrote at least one musical while there.