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    The Wall Street Journal‏Verified account @WSJ Mar 7

    Opinion: Ditching class to protest won’t count against you—at least if Yale approves of the causehttp://on.wsj.com/2tjLNWs 

    2:20 PM - 7 Mar 2018
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      1. Bob Genetski‏ @vote4bobg Mar 7
        Replying to @WSJ

        That place has really gone down hill as an academic institution.

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      1. Patricia Hunt Holmes‏ @pathuntholmes Mar 7
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        This is ridiculous. They are in school to attend classes and acquire knowledge, not protest things they know nothing about.

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      1. Richard Harris‏ @RichardHarris_R Mar 7
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        Actually, I went to an Ivy league school. You have to graduate in four years or you get kicked out and you don't have to attend class unless there is an exam. I'm not certain why @POTUS news agency is giving you a false impression of the Ivy League. #Resistance

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      1. JFL‏ @diamondscarx Mar 7
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        In summary: it's a complaint that there's no equivalent institution of Yale's stature for conservative kids.

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      1. Mitra Gh‏ @MitraMir11 Mar 7
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        You headlined that as of it were a bad thing!

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      1. Mitra Gh‏ @MitraMir11 Mar 7
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        Yale, MIT, BU, UConn, CWRU, Carnegie Mellon, Brown, Dartmouth, Georgetown among many, many others.

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      1. AuntieJane‏ @AuntieJane12 Mar 7
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        Sounds like Berkeley

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      2. Silence Doogood‏ @LiberalD3mocrat Mar 7
        Replying to @droctopu5 @WSJ

        Yes. They are paying five figures to go to these classes. Well, they aren't, their parents are. The point of going to Yale or Harvard is to get a great education so you can get a great job protecting people. Skipping class to protest makes you less equipped to really help.

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