Ivy League
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Nov 9, 2026
Geoff LivingstonHOST
He has big dreams.
Geoff LivingstonHOST
Wants to go to a baby Ivy League.
Geoff LivingstonHOST
So we'll see.
Geoff LivingstonHOST
We'll see.
Joby MartinHOST
That was like the next, it'd be like if you were in advanced placement, okay? And so if you got invited to that, then you would memorize the rest of the whole Old Testament, every word of it.
Joby MartinHOST
And then if you were the best of the best, if you were like top of the class, if you were elite, if you were like Ivy League, you know, like you could go to Yale or Harvard or Georgia or whatever the best is.
Joby MartinHOST
I couldn't go to Georgia, I went to VCU, so whatever.
Joby MartinHOST
But if you were the best of the best of the best of that and had memorized the whole Bible, then you would be invited to follow after a rabbi and you would fill out an application to follow a rabbi.
JulieHOST
They put these kids through school.
NigroHOST
They go to Ivy League universities.
NigroHOST
They're working at major companies.
NigroHOST
They're founding their own companies.
Hélène LandemoreGUEST
I am a product of the French meritocratic system.
Hélène LandemoreGUEST
After my baccalaureate, I went to a class prépa, a preparatory class for our Grand Ecole, the Ivy League equivalent.
Hélène LandemoreGUEST
I spent two years studying the classics and reading a lot and taking a ton of exams.
Hélène LandemoreGUEST
And then I passed the examination and I made it into the École Normale Supérieure.
Allana PrattHOST
Let's not go to any university.
Allana PrattHOST
Let's definitely go to an Ivy League and graduate cum laude.
Allana PrattHOST
And as I was going through your bio, I'm like, woman, I wonder if that was a phase of your evolution, which obviously is amazing.
Allana PrattHOST
The driver might have been fear, not love
Emily JashinskyHOST
And so if you have a different perspective, like that's one of the reasons that I do this.
Emily JashinskyHOST
I feel like I have a different perspective from a lot of the people who came out of elite journalism schools or Ivy League institutions or hardly ever get out of DC and New York or try to compensate for never getting out of DC and New York.
Emily JashinskyHOST
And so You know, it's just I'm sure some of you experience this interpersonally as well.
Emily JashinskyHOST
It's like you criticize Trump or maybe you criticize the Democrats and all of your Republican friends or maybe some of your Democrat friends are like, oh, so I guess you're with Trump or oh, I guess you're with the DSA.
Richard GillisHOST
It's always, it's a very public school thing, isn't it? You know, or private school in America.
Richard GillisHOST
There's a sort of Ivy League aspect to it.
Richard GillisHOST
There's a bit of it that is just a world that I'm not, you know, it's not my world.
Richard GillisHOST
And I find it a bit odd.
Todd GrandeHOST
First I'll look at the background of this case, move to the timeline of the incident, then offer my analysis.
Todd GrandeHOST
Cornell University is an Ivy League research university in Ithaca, New York.
Todd GrandeHOST
It has about 26,000 students.
Todd GrandeHOST
In October 2024, a 20-year-old female undergraduate student attended Cornell and was a member of the Delta Delta Delta sorority, which is also referred to as the Tri-Delta sorority.
Lynn D. JungGUEST
And this is one of the weirdest dark academia books I've read in a very good way, a positive way.
Lynn D. JungGUEST
It follows a freshman at a made-up Ivy League, essentially.
Lynn D. JungGUEST
They call themselves even an Ivy League university, but it's not a real university, called Warren.
Lynn D. JungGUEST
And she is a first-generation student.
Lynn D. JungGUEST
She's Jamaican-American, and she has a very typical immigrant story, which I can relate to as well of I need to succeed at this because otherwise everything falls apart there's no point in coming to school unless I can leverage this to find success later in life and take care of the people closest to me and in this pursuit which you know often comes from a very noble place she sort of falls in with some mysterious happenings around campus and it's another one where I don't want to give the gambit away but She just experiences weirder and weirder things.
Mike AquilinaGUEST
He was so brilliant.
Mike AquilinaGUEST
He had studied under the greatest rhetorician of his time, in the Ivy League of his time, and he learned well, and he preached well, and he was such a great mind, and he had no filter.
Mike AquilinaGUEST
Really, the man had no filter, and he had nothing, no scruples about calling the Empress to task for her vanity, for erecting a statue of herself, and for her choice of cosmetics.
Frank CaggianoHOST
Yeah, but that's a bit much, I must
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