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<p>When over $350 million dollars has been contributed to a project – Cornell NYCTech – by just one Cornell alumnus, Chuck Feeney of Atlantic Philanthropies, I would say that it in some sense exists already. When New York City has already given the prime land for the campus, well, the land exists. When Cornell already has set aside temporary space in some of its other NYC facilities, well, that exists. Moreover, this tech campus relates to future prestige and opportunity to anyone at Cornell currently involved in STEM disciplines.</p>
<p>Additionally, you keep falsely claiming that the respondents to you have proffered no proof. It is not that we haven’t done so; it’s just that you have cavalierly ignored anything that doesn’t fit with your worldview that Williams beats all at placing for Wall Street. While Williams does well at this, so do others— including Cornell. One post in particular that you have ignored was the posting that lists actual Cornell alumni who attained the highest levels in the business/banking world; and you have not explained why Cornell’s undergraduate business/economics programs rank so well if, as alluded to in your diatribes, they do not. They, of course, stack up quite well indeed, thank you very much.</p>