Rage, Rage Against the Dying of the Light


Quoted from a Salon article on the Shrub:

That's when Bush told her that Yale "went downhill since they admitted women."

"When did you graduate?" Bush asked her, as she recalls. She told him. That's when Bush told her that Yale "went downhill since they admitted women."

"I said, 'Excuse me?'" Novick says. "I thought he was kidding. But he didn't seem to be kidding. I said, 'What do you mean?'"

Bush replied that "something had been lost" when women were fully admitted to Yale in 1969, that fraternities were big when he'd been there, providing a "great camaraderie for the men." But that went out the window when women were allowed in, Bush said.

"He said something like, 'Women changed the social dynamic for the worse,'" she says.

I normally don't just clip stuff other websites have said, but this one's provided as a public service. Consider it one last attempt to warn America.