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Justice Brandeis

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1. It's hard to defend Harvard when they have a huge endowment that they don't use for anything useful

Reply to BumRushDaShow (Original post)

Fri Oct 17, 2025, 04:31 AM

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Like free tuition, room & board and books for all qualified students from families making under $200,000, or raising pay and benefits for adjunct professors and clerical and blue-collar workers on campus.

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Harvard endowment swells to nearly $57 billion, donations reach a record [View all] BumRushDaShow Friday OP

It's hard to defend Harvard when they have a huge endowment that they don't use for anything useful Justice Brandeis Friday #1

Nothing is ever "free." It's only a question of who else pays if we/you don't. DFW Friday #2

I'm certainly flexible about what the income threshold should be Justice Brandeis Friday #3

The problem is, it's not just one endowment, it's almost 15,000 OnlinePoker Friday #4

"they don't use for anything useful Like free tuition, room & board and books for all qualified students" BumRushDaShow Friday #5