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Jiang's characterization of Yale as animated by religious fever and institutional mission, distinct from Harvard's success culture and Princeton's aristocracy.
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Jiang's characterization of Yale as animated by religious fever and institutional mission, distinct from Harvard's success culture and Princeton's aristocracy.
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"Right. So, first of all, yes, I mean, you mentioned this history. And even though I don't know this history, it makes intuitive sense..."
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"And I went I lived at Jonathan Edwards College. OK, so, you know, Yale has this tradition of producing these religious zealots that go..."
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