Here's the thing...
Harvard has an endowment (aka an investment fund/bank account) that is worth more than $53 billion dollars.
Can someone explain to me why the government has been giving my tax dollars to a business (Yes, Harvard is a business. It is in the business of selling an education to people.) to the tune of $2 billion dollars a year when that business has an investment account that is in excess of $50 billion dollars?
Let's assume Harvard is managing its endowment poorly and has only been earning 4% a year. That would give them an annual return of about $2 billion dollars. Why do they need my money if they are earning $2 billion dollars a year?
Screw Harvard, they are being a dick. They don't need my money.
On the other hand, Trump is also being a dick, just not about Harvard.
One of my lunch buddies dodged a bullet last night:
Here are some links:
- Apparently Tesla's make you puke.
- Theo Huxtable has died.
- Only in Florida.
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