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Related to that is data from this very interesting article that is actually about LA, but reveals extremely valuable insight on the geography of where the alumni of our most prestigious schools live:
Ivy League Schools, Top 3 Alumni Concentrations
Harvard
1 Boston
2 New York
3 San Francisco
Yale
1 New York
2 San Francisco
3 Boston
Princeton
1 New York
2 San Francisco
3 Washington DC
Brown
1 New York
2 Boston
3 Providence
Columbia
1 New York
2 San Francisco
3 Washington DC
Penn
1 Philadelphia
2 New York
3 Washington DC
Dartmouth
1 Boston
2 New York
3 Washington DC
Cornell
1 New York
2 Ithaca
3 San Francisco
US News Best Engineering Schools, Top 3 Alumni Concentrations
MIT
1 Boston
2 San Francisco
3 New York
Stanford
1 San Francisco
2 New York
3 Los Angeles
CalTech
1 Los Angeles
2 San Francisco
3 New York
Berkeley
1 San Francisco
2 Los Angeles
3 New York
Georgia Tech
1 Atlanta
2 San Francisco
3 Washington DC
Illinois-Urbana
1 Chicago
2 Urbana
3 San Francisco
Michigan
1 Detroit
2 New York
3 San Francisco
Carnegie-Mellon
1 Pittsburgh
2 New York
3 San Francisco
I know we are all homers on this board but with the museum of fine arts, the isabelle stuart gardner museum, the Fogg art museum, etc. saying Boston does not have top art museums is silly. factoids...Boston last call 2AM. In CA including LA and SF no nude strip clubs that serve booze.
I would agree that Boston/NY/SF are the most "brainy" cities... I like the intellectual vibe in all of these. DC is right behind them.
All 3 cities have huge wealth gaps. Boston and DC have some of the worst ghettos in the country. SF used to have some of the toughest housing projects in the nation. There are still pockets left today.
I think we're being bias when we look at certain aspects of these cities.
All 3 cities have huge wealth gaps. Boston and DC have some of the worst ghettos in the country. SF used to have some of the toughest housing projects in the nation. There are still pockets left today.
I think we're being bias when we look at certain aspects of these cities.
Boston has some of the worst ghettos in the country?????? LMFAO!
Once again spoken like someone who has never been to the city. When you were conducting your survey about Boston was the 2nd question "how bad are Boston's ghettos?" After "Is Boston boring?"
Please share some more findings, you have been quite informative thus far.
All 3 cities have huge wealth gaps. Boston and DC have some of the worst ghettos in the country. SF used to have some of the toughest housing projects in the nation. There are still pockets left today.
I think we're being bias when we look at certain aspects of these cities.
I would like to know about some of the worst ghettos in the country for Boston. How intriguing.
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