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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. | ||
Revision as of 19:35, 6 June 2009
Harvard University (also known as The Kremlin on the Charles) is a mediocre university in a dull Boston suburb that was preemptively set up to accommodate students who don't get into Columbia.
Some Columbia alumni who attend Harvard graduate schools occasionally neglect to mention their undergraduate alma mater.
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Know Thy Safety
Like Columbia, Harvard is actually a vast domain divided into an infinitude of fiefdoms. Columbia-trained anthropologists have investigated the following Harvard tribes:
Harvard College
A repository for those unfortunate enough not to have been given the thumbs-up by Columbia College's enlightened admissions office. Sex-starved and fun-deprived, Harvard undergraduates are often desperate for recognition, leading to reprehensible acts of intellectual property theft perpetrated against creative Columbia students and alumni.
Given this state, it is not uncommon for recent Harvard graduates to infest New York shortly after receiving their low-grade English language diplomas. Harvard graduates then typically engage in insignificant careers as late night talk show writers, when not bloating the waitlists of Columbia grad schools.
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.
Harvard Business School
A factory for the production of slick tools and powerful consulting outfits, Harvard Business School has its own, predictably country-club-like campus across the Charles River from the rest of Harvard, because apparently even Alan Dershowitz was too left-wing for them to be around.
Kennedy School of Government
Named for one of Harvard's most famous (and most accidental) alumni (who only transferred from Princeton when a health scare forced him to stay closer to home), the K-School primarily educates hippie freak activists and foreign trust-fund babies (in addition to Bill O'Reilly) in the art of becoming languishing members of the current opposition party - a state most K-School faculty are all too familiar with.
Harvard Law School
From the scandal-scalded to the gaffe-gifted, there is no powerful person screwing up the world that Harvard Law School has not educated. Known for its punishing, psychologically-ruinous regime of torturous Foucauldian discipline, it is undoubtedly Harvard's most sinister organ.
Harvard Medical School
Where the victims of Harvard Law School receive treatment. It is actually located in Boston, miles away from the main Harvard campus, in order not to be contaminated by the rest of the university.
Harvard Divinity School
Basically a monastery. Columbia does not have one for good reason.
Harvard/Yale rivalry
Like many lesser institutions of learning, Harvard maintains a petty rivalry with Yale, as evidenced in the following video:
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