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What we, as a society, are willing to accept isn't really relevant to Harvard, which is a private institution.
by toasterlovin 7y ago
What we, as a society, are willing to accept isn't really relevant to Harvard, which is a private institution.
- Analemma_ 7y agoAs tharne mentioned in another comment, this isn't really true. Harvard (like all private universities) gets tons of government funding: directly via grants and indirectly via the federal loans that a lot of its students get. Society therefore arguably gets to have some say in how Harvard does business; if Harvard doesn't like that, it can stop taking federal grant money.
- jlawson 7y agoAdd on to that the massive tax break they get on they endowment's huge investment earnings. Harvard is a hedge fund with a school attached. They should be taxed like one.
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- NeoBasilisk 7y agoPrivate institutions are bound by laws that we (society) create.