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Ivy League graduates often find themselves (well, ourselves) in contexts where it’s not unusual to have an Ivy League degree, which from the outside is “holy shit, you move in Ivy-bedecked elite circles” but from the inside is “having an Ivy League degree is not a distinction that significantly structures my status hierarchies”

Part three of gays answering the age-old question: \u201cWhere did you go to college?\u201d #ivyleague #princeton #cornell #admissions #gay

Cornell
Ask a Cornell gay where he went to school and he’ll say “Oh! I hate this question because I don’t want to sound like I’m showing off, but\u2026 it’s an Ivy.” He wants you to know he went to an Ivy, but he doesn’t want you to know which one. And that’s because\u2014it’s Cornell.

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