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It ain't that simple! But that's no excuse. Until $ is no longer a factor in education, we're failing each other.

Yeah, good point. Personally, I only became an asshole after I got laid-off and did too much acid.

Another true American success story: quick to speak and admittedly a bitch.

It's both a containment zone and the horizon!

Not an argument, just reality. I'm too lazy to revolt, though, so you got me.

It's insane, hidalgo. It's pure capitalism. We're perpetuating it continually. Don't get me wrong, though, I'm buying-in like all the rest, but just look closely at any English Department and it should be clear that the process is failing us. For the most part, the wrong people are critics, the wrong people are teaching Literature, the wrong people are accepted. Also, economic inequality is a major flaw in the process, and no one seems to care to turn the critical eye inward.

3.50 isn't, actually, an answer. It's just an arbitrary number.

Yeah, it doesn't really matter what anyone says though. It sounds like, in your mind, there's a clear distinction between "Ivy" and "Non Ivy". If that's the case, the categories are set, and are very real (to you). Therefore, it's definitely something you should worry about.