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Calhoun is best for art? What? Better than Saint Ann's? [MORE] |
brooklynite |
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"Girls pride themselves on being less nerdy than their Brearley rivals but just as smart — and more personable." This quote... [MORE] |
Brearley Student |
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According to the 2008 US News and World Report, Princeton is the top national university. Harvard is second. Why rank... [MORE] |
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browning has not one superlative (a given) [MORE] |
idea and jrzy |
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I would like to laugh about the Extra Honor "Best Cafeteria" for Calhoun but it disguises a serious issue. While... [MORE] |
Parent of a Starving (Calhoun) Artist |
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My alma mater, Horace Mann, has much to offer besides economics classes for future i-bankers. It is not a school... [MORE] |
ben |
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Seems like a double standard. MarymountStill, there's one gender gap remaining: Unlike its brother Catholic school, Regis, Marymount charges tuition.... [MORE] |
Dennis Gault |
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There is no tuition at Regis because of a generous endownment provided by the anonymous founder in the early 1900's.... [MORE] |
EdwardJNJ |
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I don't see any line of reasoning here. What? I have to say... why harvard? My two sisters went to... |
A 9th grader at CGPS |
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As a student at one of the private schools this article highlights, I was amazed at the comments Miss Greene... [MORE] |
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Fourteen of my former Dalton classmates are working at Exxon Mobil, that seems like more of a story than this. [MORE] |
A the Mc |
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As I was reading your article relating to Columbia Grammar and Preparatory School I find it interesting that very little... [MORE] |
Susan Kaufman |
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As a UNIS parent for many years now, I felt the article's comments mis-represented UNIS somewhat. The school's strong point... [MORE] |
Amy De Rosa |
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Measuring the value of an education at a private school against how many students go to Harvard is ridiculous. First... [MORE] |
Elle |
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I walk by the Steiner school every morning on my way to work. What I see out front (besides the... [MORE] |
MJC |
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Elizabeth Green's superlative for the Rudolph Steiner School, "Best Fit for Misfits" seems like a misrepresentation. Nothing she writes underneath... [MORE] |
RJL |
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This article gives a thorough and thoughtful behind-the-scene look at private schools in the city that so many parents are... [MORE] |
Sarah Bottoms, British International Schl of NY |
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Has Ms. Green considered that perhaps admission to Harvard may not be a ture metric of a school's performance? Has... [MORE] |
anonymous |
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I was very disappointed in the author's approach to this article. Further fueling the stereotypes that are rampant in the... [MORE] |
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