<p>Yet if you read this this thread the context does not involve anyone saying Brown is better than Penn or any other school. All that WSJ poll was used for was refuting the notion that Brown essentially doesn’t matter because it’s not on the map as a feeder school to top graduate schools and firms. That’s not true, and even with all of its flaws (which I noted just today how WSJ unfairly hurts Penn in another thread) WSJ still does an ample job refuting that point.</p>
<p>If someone in this thread was using any of this evidence to prove Brown was better than somewhere else, and this thread was current, that’d be one thing. But this is one of the few threads on here that promoted the quality of one institution without putting down others. In fact, only Pinderhughes really made any points that were comparative and those were using the much discussed Revealed Preferences survey, not WSJ.</p>
<p>So basically, you bumped a thread to combat something that wasn’t being discussed in this thread and you’re essentially being defensive where there is no need.</p>