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 '''Harvard University''' (also known as '''The Kremlin on the Charles''') is a mediocre university in a dull [[Boston]] [[Cambridge, Massachusetts|suburb]] that was preemptively set up to accommodate students who don't get into Columbia.
 ==Know Thy Safety==
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 ==Athletics==
 Although Harvard's athletics program is arguably worse than Columbia's, they do have a wicked [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-YmJob5rbNM quidditch team].
 == References ==

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 '''Harvard University''' (also known as '''The Kremlin on the Charles''') is a mediocre university in a dull [[Boston]] [[Cambridge, Massachusetts|suburb]] that was preemptively set up to accommodate students who don't get into Columbia.
 ==Know Thy Safety==
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 ==Athletics==
 Although Harvard's athletics program is arguably worse than Columbia's, they do have a wicked [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-YmJob5rbNM quidditch team].
 == References ==

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 ===Radcliffe College===
-Radcliffe was once Harvard's [[Barnard]]. It was forced to completely dissolve in the 1990s, when Harvard decided it hated the idea of women doing anything independently.
+Radcliffe was once Harvard's [[Barnard College]]. It was forced to completely dissolve in the 1990s, when Harvard decided it hated the idea of women doing anything independently.
 [[Image:Harvardgraduation.jpg|thumb|left|Swelling with pride, newly-minted Harvard graduates hoist the university colors during their commencement ceremony]]

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	'''Harvard University''' (also known as '''The Kremlin on the Charles''') is a mediocre university in a dull [[Boston]] [[Cambridge, Massachusetts\|suburb]] that was preemptively set up to accommodate students who don't get into Columbia.		'''Harvard University''' (also known as '''The Kremlin on the Charles''') is a mediocre university in a dull [[Boston]] [[Cambridge, Massachusetts\|suburb]] that was preemptively set up to accommodate students who don't get into Columbia.

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	'''Harvard University''' (also known as '''The Kremlin on the Charles''') is a mediocre university in a dull [[Boston]] [[Cambridge, Massachusetts\|suburb]] that was preemptively set up to accommodate students who don't get into Columbia.		'''Harvard University''' (also known as '''The Kremlin on the Charles''') is a mediocre university in a dull [[Boston]] [[Cambridge, Massachusetts\|suburb]] that was preemptively set up to accommodate students who don't get into Columbia.

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 [[Image:Columbiaharvard.jpg|thumb|Early [[football]] game between Columbia and Harvard. Characteristically, Harvard is winning.]]
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 ===Harvard Business School===
-A factory for the production of [[w:Mitt Romney|slick tools]] and [[w:Boston Consulting Group|powerful]] [[w:McKinsey &amp; Co.|consulting]] [[w:Bain &amp; Co.|outfits]], Harvard Business School has its own, predictably country-club-like campus across the Charles River from the rest of Harvard, because apparently even [[w:Alan Dershowitz|Alan Dershowitz]] was too left-wing for them to be around.
+A factory for the production of [[w:Mitt Romney|slick tools]] and [[w:Boston Consulting Group|powerful]] [[w:McKinsey & Co.|consulting]] [[w:Bain & Co.|outfits]], Harvard Business School has its own, predictably country-club-like campus across the Charles River from the rest of Harvard, because apparently even [[w:Alan Dershowitz|Alan Dershowitz]] was too left-wing for them to be around.
 ===Kennedy School of Government===
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 If you're starting to think that we rag on Harvard because we have an inferiority complex or some other issue, I would like to respectfully disagree and politely direct you to [[Yale]].  Like many lesser institutions of learning, Harvard maintains a petty rivalry with Yale, as evidenced in the following video:
-&lt;videoflash&gt;T4kai4FL0MQ&lt;/videoflash&gt;
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 == 2009 Budget Crisis ==
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 [[Image:oliver28.jpg|thumb| A typical Harvard student protests cuts to dining services in the wake of financial crisis]]
-In late 2006, Harvard was sitting on a chart-topping endowment of $35 billion. That year, Harvard's administration, mad with wealth, announced sweeping changes to its financial aid program.  They offered free tuition to undergrads whose family income fall in the sub-$60k range.  Students in the under $120k bracket would be asked to contribute no more than %10 of family income.  Several other institutions of higher learning (whose names are not Columbia) soon followed Harvard's lead.  Feeling the pressure, President Bollinger emphasized in an address his steadfast commitment to making Columbia affordable to all.&lt;ref&gt;http://www.wikicu.com/Image:FedColumbiaCartoon.jpg&lt;/ref&gt;
+In late 2006, Harvard was sitting on a chart-topping endowment of $35 billion. That year, Harvard's administration, mad with wealth, announced sweeping changes to its financial aid program.  They offered free tuition to undergrads whose family income fall in the sub-$60k range.  Students in the under $120k bracket would be asked to contribute no more than %10 of family income.  Several other institutions of higher learning (whose names are not Columbia) soon followed Harvard's lead.  Feeling the pressure, President Bollinger emphasized in an address his steadfast commitment to making Columbia affordable to all.<ref>http://www.wikicu.com/Image:FedColumbiaCartoon.jpg</ref>
-By mid 2009, however, Harvard's spendthrift ways had depleted its cash pile by some $8 billion, or about 22 percent.  (To put this in perspective, Columbia's ''entire'' endowment was about $7.1 billion as of FY2008.)  The financial implications of this disaster led one Harvard account manager to comment, &quot;They are completely fucked.&quot;&lt;ref&gt;http://www.vanityfair.com/online/daily/2009/06/harvard.html&lt;/ref&gt;&lt;ref&gt;http://www.forbes.com/forbes/2009/0316/080_harvard_finance_meltdown.html&lt;/ref&gt;
+By mid 2009, however, Harvard's spendthrift ways had depleted its cash pile by some $8 billion, or about 22 percent.  (To put this in perspective, Columbia's ''entire'' endowment was about $7.1 billion as of FY2008.)  The financial implications of this disaster led one Harvard account manager to comment, "They are completely fucked."<ref>http://www.vanityfair.com/online/daily/2009/06/harvard.html</ref><ref>http://www.forbes.com/forbes/2009/0316/080_harvard_finance_meltdown.html</ref>
 ==Athletics==
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 == References ==
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 == External links ==