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Harvard Releases “We Are the 6%” T-Shirt (This Is Getting Really Old)


I’m having a hard time articulating what’s especially obnoxious about this shirt, which Harvard has just released in anticipation for its football game against ‘epic rival’ Yale. But I’m going to give it a try:

uuuuuugaaaahhhhhhh HARVARD. Seriously? Oh, you are the 6 percent? Right, that’s because your admissions rate is 6 percent — that’s soooo funny. So you can use the Occupy movement to perpetuate a sports rivalry and simultaneously perpetuate some of the ugliest stereotypes that exist about Harvard. Congrats. You’re already “elite” — everyone knows that. Don’t jump the shark to “elitist.”

Meanwhile, try not to run into these people on the way out of econ class — and remember, if you can take solace in one thing, know that you’ve effectively formed a human PR shield around Jay-Z. He knows a thing or two about using the OWS slogan to terrible effect.

[via Gawker]

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  • Anonymous

    Actually I’m not surprised it happens every time someone coins a new phrase, people copy it and make it their own in some way shape or form.  However, in the case of “Your fired” courtesy of one Donald Trump you Trademark it and threaten to sue.

  • 12

    Harvard didn’t release it, a small group of students did.  And it’s not meant as a douchey statement (although i certainly comes off that way) but rather a bit of zeitgeist.  Other shirts feature references to the human centipede… far worse if you ask me… and another is just unsporting by saying simply “fuck yale.”  This wouldn’t be a story except that OWS is such a hot topic right now.

  • Anonymous

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