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Subject: Unbelievable Times and Developments on Ivy Campuses; the Princeton Art Museum

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Date Posted: 13:23:26 06/13/25 Fri
In reply to: observer 's message, "Re: "Is This A Bad Time to Bring Up My Parking Spot?"" on 08:28:00 06/13/25 Fri

I don't have the slightest idea what "solipsistic post-modernism" is, but I agree that our eight universities have been heading off deeper into their own echo chamber for too long. Our campuses now resemble our marching bands, lots of mostly disorganized people running around, performing for only themselves, mostly.

Sometimes, it seems that the PEOPLE on Ivy League campuses have declared war on the institutions themselves.

Has anybody taken a look at the new art museum on the Princeton campus? Google it. It's incredible.

It's almost as though the Princeton board of trustees gave carte blanche to the administration at Penn to make one of the most attractive campuses in the nation (Princeton) as ugly as possible.

There is no way that anybody who loves Princeton would authorize the construction of that gigantic monstrosity in the middle of campus. It looks like space aliens dropped a federal maximum security prison right down onto a neo-Gothic campus. Princetonians are trying to destroy Princeton.

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