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They are treating donors poorly. Not a good thing. Those who have left their entire estate to the school are treated as racists, their names and their coat of arms deleted. Of course, their donations are not returned. So they get a pass.

Many potential donors, those who were about to donate a building perhaps, they saw what Harvard is doing to previous donors. They’re out of there.

There's a building in Harvard Yard — Matthews Hall, a dorm — that is decorated with dozens of crucifixes, inlaid into the 146-year-old bricks.

Every time I'm there, I wonder how long those religious symbols will be allowed to remain.

It is hard to feel sorry for academics, but there have been stories recently from professors that feel that THEY are under attack from the monsters they've created. I am going to go out on a limb and state that a meaningfully large proportion of Harvard professors aren't YUGE fans of the radicalized environment they caused.

I suspect a sizable percentage - not all - of liberal professors aren't super-radicalized..,they are in favor of only a soft tyranny, where guns are highly regulated, free healthcare for all, and they cheer when FB shuts down some "radical conservative." However, I bet they don't mind hunters having shotguns, having Anne Coulter talk on campus, and secretly smiled at the comedic value when Trump said "because you'd be in jail."

I imagine there are scores of liberal professors who, only in the darkness of their bedroom at night, on a Tor app and under a hard-to-track pseudonym, are posting online and calling their students "snowflakes."

They probably are clueless to the Frankenstein monster they've built and wonder how we got here. They see former proud alumni who donated to their largess waking away. Ironically, the only force capable of turning back the barbarians storming the gate are Deplorables, and that rescue operation ain't in the cards.