The reporters flock to Harvard to work through their personal struggles with generational overachievement. There’s no “crisis in higher education”; there’s just a crisis of New York Times writers with daddy issues and anxiety over what the end of legacy admissions could mean for their children’s college prospects.This is true, as true as turnips is, as true as taxes is, and nothing is true than them.—Emily N. Dial in The Harvard Crimson
H/t Atrios
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