[cardcrimson]

My takeaways from skimming the report:

• I'm surprised how narrow the margins are between the top- and bottom-rated schools. For example, abortion is the topic most reported as difficult to discuss, but the difference is 54% at the top schools versus 49% at the bottom schools. Almost every difficult-to-discuss topic is a single digit difference in reported percentages.
  
• the situation on campuses sound pretty much the same as when I was in college in the 1980's.
  
• the main difference nowadays is social media. I said a lot of stupid stuff and made mistakes when I was young of which I'm glad there's no permanent record.
  
• rank the schools from best to worst if you want, but assigning one school a score of 0.00 is silly attention whoring. It reminds me of the Directors Cup adjusting the rules to get the result they wanted.
  

Harvard actually had a negative score, but they rounded up, apparently.

[cardcrimson]

My takeaways from skimming the report:

• I'm surprised how narrow the margins are between the top- and bottom-rated schools. For example, abortion is the topic most reported as difficult to discuss, but the difference is 54% at the top schools versus 49% at the bottom schools. Almost every difficult-to-discuss topic is a single digit difference in reported percentages.
  
• the situation on campuses sound pretty much the same as when I was in college in the 1980's.
  
• the main difference nowadays is social media. I said a lot of stupid stuff and made mistakes when I was young of which I'm glad there's no permanent record.
  
• rank the schools from best to worst if you want, but assigning one school a score of 0.00 is silly attention whoring. It reminds me of the Directors Cup adjusting the rules to get the result they wanted.
  

Harvard actually had a negative score, but they rounded up, apparently.