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Harvard Admissions Info Out of state students: 85% So only 15% are in-state... what percentage of that are actually from Boston? Really, I bet maybe a few percent at most of Harvard students are actually from Boston. |
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Collegeboard.com says 75% out of state at Harvard. |
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Yes. Years ago I was flipping channels on TV & landed on a Nova science program where a fellow with a deep south US accent was talking about string theory. I could not take him seriously. I kept thinking he'd start tohkin bout grits.
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I think he means that if he avoids them he saves time.
It's like when I have to do conference call with our out sourcing companies in India. A lot of time is wasted due to lousy communications. We have a much easier time face to face where body language and watching lips facilitates better communications. |
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Same deal when encountering someone wearing an AC/DC shirt or a Che Guevera shirt. |
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How many times do I have to get through your thick skull that as soon as you know some smart people with Philly or Jersey or Baltimore or whatever else accents that you'll reconfigure your views just as you did about NYers? And it's mind boggling to me how a Philly accent could sound retarded. You described it as ghetto gangster but apparently you don't know what that means because white people in Philly have the strongest Philly accents of all. |
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And it's mind boggling to me how a Philly accent could sound retarded. I rest my case. |
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Mid-Atlantic accent? Is that spoken by fish or something?
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Just to be clear, I'm not suggesting that all the people up in that area speak like that. I did note a correlation with those who felt there 'ivy league' education was worth more than a fiddlers fart.
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