My Fox Boston - Occupy Harvard protesters are unhappy with the way the university is spending its 32-billion dollar endowment and are asking the university to be more socially responsible and less corporate. Student protesters, as well as members from other area organizations, took part in a march Wednesday that began at Harvard Yard, stopped traffic on Massachusetts Avenue and temporarily shut down Harvard Square. The Harvard students spent the night in tents on Harvard Yard and claim they are not going anywhere. "I will be graduating with 60-thousand dollars in debt and I would remind everyone that the endowment of Harvard is equal to that of the GDP of Ethiopia and I think that is unjust,” said student, Alex Auriema. "My goal is to stay here and make our voices heard as long as need be."
WAAAHHH, Harvard Costs a lot of money, WAAHHH, it might take me a few years before I start making six figures and easily pay off my debt.
Quit bitching guys, unless you're majoring in the History of Pottery or something stupid like that, you'll be fine. If you don't want to feed the system more money, you can drop out, believe it or not, that's an option. If you want a university for the 99%, you should probably go to Salem State or even better, Bunker Hill, I'm sure they'll be happy to take you.
But short of that, I'm not sure I understand the issue here? So the school takes your money and uses it as it sees fit, which it has every right to do? Weird. They're in the business of making money and ensuring the financial stability of the school for generations to come, those bastards! Lets get em!
