If you still have a college decision to make, would strongly reiterate this advice. The perceived value of an Ivy League degree is going to go down a lot.

natesilver.net/p/go-to-a-stat…

.Nellie Bowles: 'An older white woman whom I’ll call Stacy had confessed to the group that she was ashamed of being white, and that she hoped in her next life she wouldn’t be white anymore. This provided us with a major learning moment. One participant began by amping herself up,

Last night at 1 in the morning, student demonstrators at Columbia University shattered windows to take over and occupy one of Columbia’s academic buildings. Students can be heard chanting, “we will honor all the martyrs,” “long live the intifada,” and “Israel will fall.”

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Still got it:

If you want to know how everyone seemed to lose their minds over these past few years, there's a book you must read: MORNING AFTER THE REVOLUTION.

It's by a writer I know named Nellie Bowles and the first excerpt is now up in The Atlantic...

theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/…

If you're looking at the protests and wondering how things got to this point, there's a funny new book you might like, coming May 14: bookshop.org/p/books/strugg…

'What if fighting for justice could just be a years-long confessional process and didn’t require doing anything tangible at all?' Nellie Bowles writes. 'What if I could defeat white supremacy from my lovely living room, over tea, with other white people?' theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/…

Our current economy is expert at sowing envy, and that's a crucial part of 'The Age of Grievance.' This excerpt of my book (publication day is today) appears in The Free Press and explains >>>> thefp.com/p/frank-bruni-…

Excited to share my first piece for ⁦The Free Press⁩ in which I talk to ⁦Brian Armstrong⁩ ⁦DHH⁩ & ⁦Jason Fried⁩ about When Silicon Valley Stopped Trying to Save the World | The Free Press thefp.com/p/when-silicon…

Our Quillette editorial on the Cass Report lists some of the contributors who've fought this battle since the 2010s (mostly women). Now that the tide is turning toward common sense, it's worth remembering the names of those who refused to be gaslit

quillette.com/2024/04/29/dr-…

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Everyone’s looking at me funny for laughing out loud in public Nellie Bowles

Pre-ordered, but I’d buy Nellie Bowles “To Do” list if she published it. (Come to think of it, that would probably be fascinating.)

Things Worth Remembering: Allan Bloom on the ‘Charmed Years’ of College. ⁦The Free Press⁩ thefp.com/p/things-worth…