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  • dxmnkd316
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    Interesting. The list I'm thinking of had John's Hopkins and Michigan as 1/2

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  • Kepler
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    Originally posted by dxmnkd316 View Post

    Wonder if Harvard is still in the top ten of NSF recipients.
    Per this, not on 2022. Harvard is 37th.

    1. Washington
    2. Cornell
    3. Woods Hole Oceanographic
    4. Colorado
    5. Illinois Urbana-Champaign
    6. UC San Diego
    7. Michigan
    8. Wisconsin
    9. Columbia
    10. Texas

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  • dxmnkd316
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    Originally posted by LynahFan View Post

    Sure....so long as they don't take a federal dollar for anything.
    Wonder if Harvard is still in the top ten of NSF recipients.

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  • LynahFan
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    Originally posted by Slap Shot View Post

    Stupid question perhaps without reading the story, but will this prove futile in court as it relates to private institutions?
    Sure....so long as they don't take a federal dollar for anything.

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  • Slap Shot
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    Originally posted by Deutsche Gopher Fan View Post
    Lawsuit filed challenging legacy admissions to schools

    https://***********/amywestervelt/st...3v2cVkMjQylOVg
    Stupid question perhaps without reading the story, but will this prove futile in court as it relates to private institutions?

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  • Kepler
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    Originally posted by FadeToBlack&Gold View Post

    Barring that, just end the "Gentleman's C". If we're going to let Richard Fromage Rottweiler IV into Harvard or Yale because Rottweiler III wrote the school a fat check, the kid should at least have to show up to class and try, and if he flunks out he doesn't get a pass.
    Does the Eliot Lounge still have the photo of Bobby Kennedy drinking there while he was taking his exams at Harvard?

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  • FadeToBlack&Gold
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    Originally posted by Deutsche Gopher Fan View Post
    Lawsuit filed challenging legacy admissions to schools

    https://***********/amywestervelt/st...3v2cVkMjQylOVg
    Barring that, just end the "Gentleman's C". If we're going to let Richard Fromage Rottweiler IV into Harvard or Yale because Rottweiler III wrote the school a fat check, the kid should at least have to show up to class and try, and if he flunks out he doesn't get a pass.

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  • Kepler
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    Originally posted by Deutsche Gopher Fan View Post
    Lawsuit filed challenging legacy admissions to schools

    https://***********/amywestervelt/st...3v2cVkMjQylOVg
    The sound you hear is the 10,000 families who run America having a seizure*.

    * Not really. Between tutors, prep schools, and just outright grade inflation, every one of these failsons will still get into HYP on "merit."

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  • Deutsche Gopher Fan
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    Lawsuit filed challenging legacy admissions to schools

    https://***********/amywestervelt/st...3v2cVkMjQylOVg

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  • Bronco
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    So the whole 'rouge court' accusations by the GQP were just more confessions? I am shocked.

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  • Bronco
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    Originally posted by French Rage View Post
    SCOTUS takes up fake cases but Roberts wants to remind you not to be mean to them.
    Going to need to up the law enforcement by 10,000 officers.

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  • French Rage
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    SCOTUS takes up fake cases but Roberts wants to remind you not to be mean to them.

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  • Deutsche Gopher Fan
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    The Proof the guy cited in the lgbtq case was never involved.

    if we make **** up with no standing that discriminates against conservative Jesus freaks can we also get standing and rulings?

    https://***********/melissagira/stat...3v2cVkMjQylOVg

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  • Kepler
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    Originally posted by FadeToBlack&Gold View Post
    And viewed through today's lens, that one terrible opinion is so infamous that it has become his legacy in US history classes.
    In high schools and derpy colleges.

    Roberts will be regarded as an American Roland Freisler in graduate programs and law schools.

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  • unofan
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    Originally posted by Kepler View Post

    No. Taney is remembered as a legitimately good jurist who wrote one terrible opinion.
    You do all these good works, but you fark one goat...

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