What is NOT so great about Yale?

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At Yale for commencement, while helping QMP clear out the college room, I kept hearing a sound that resembled a bell tolling. My first thought was that Yale was holding a service in memory of the alumni who had died during the year–our church has one, close to All Souls’ Day. The bells went on and on. I continued to think it was a memorial service of some type, but that a surprisingly large number of alumni had died during the year. Finally, it dawned on me that it must be something else. It was the sound of the pedestrian signal at the light on a nearby corner. Next thought: the inhabitant of this room would go mad during the year! Immediately followed by: Hey, QMP was the inhabitant of this room!

I’ll bet QMP said, “What bells?”</p>

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There is no disputing that New Haven is one of the most dangerous cities in the United States. The new tally is 32 murders this year. Female students cannot walk around alone at night!! Look around and you’ll see students who are “connected” and “athletes”.

New Haven is a city–but most of the crime occurs in areas that Yale students are highly unlikely to go. I would send my daughter there without hesitation, because she has a few ounces of common sense. Your other comment is just nonsense, of course.</p>