Is Harvard anti-business?

The Washington Times ^ | 3-11-05 | hophead

[hophead]

CAMBRIDGE -- A Harvard University student's fledgling dorm-cleaning business faced the threat of a campus boycott yesterday after the school's daily newspaper slammed it for dividing students along economic lines. The Harvard Crimson newspaper urged students to shun Dormaid, a business started by Harvard sophomore Michael Kopko that cleans up for messy students. "By creating yet another differential between the haves and have-nots on campus, Dormaid threatens our student unity," the Crimson said in an editorial. "We urge the student body to boycott Dormaid." But Mr. Kopko, 20, said he could not understand the Crimson's reaction to his business, which he said was all about creating jobs and wealth at the Ivy League school.

[hophead]

Tuition to Harvard: $35000 Business Degree: $140000 The Crimson ruining your fledgling business: PRICELESS

[kdmhcdcfld]

So much for free enterprise at Harvard...

I think "Commies" is more appropriate than "Crimson" in this case.

[untenured]

"By creating yet another differential between the haves and have-nots on campus, Dormaid threatens our student unity," the Crimson said in an editorial.

The "work" and the "work-nots," more like it.

[hflynn]

Anti-American = Anti-Business so I guess the answer is an unqualified YES!

[massgopguy]

I smell the Service Utilities Union behind this.

[WeaponOfMassInstruction]

[i]By creating yet another differential between the haves and have-nots on campus, Dormaid threatens our student unity," the Crimson said in an editorial.[/i]

Stop the presses! Are they trying to tell us there are "have-nots" at Harvard?

[grundle]

Here's the Harvard editorial:

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1361140/posts