19 Jul 2013

39 Supposed Effects Of An Ivy League Education (Some of Which, At Least, Are True)

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23. Despite your best efforts, you still think throwing on a blazer can solve all your problems.

Buzzfeed.

I wouldn’t put it quite that way, but there is no doubt that nothing is more useful men’s-wardrobe-wise than one’s J. Press or Brooks Brothers three-button blue blazer. On the other hand, I’ve never actually seen anyone wear a blue blazer with a pocket patch crest.

I basically agree with 1 (“Where did you go to school?” “New Haven”), 2, 6, 8, 10 (definitely true), 12 (I’d think that if I had heard of him.), 14, 15, 16 (really!), 17, 20, 25, 27, 33, and 39. But, personally, I do not experience guilt over privilege at all.

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Too many jokes about studying. Only STEM majors and morons have to study while attending an Ivy.

As my old English teacher in boarding school (a Yalie from a family of Yalies since the late Pleistocene) always used to bellow to seniors: “Remember, the hardest thing in the world is to get into an Ivy, and the second-hardest thing is to fail out.”



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