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Re:U.S. backs down in fight with Harvard, MIT over student v... by iskander on Tuesday July 14, 2020 @07:45PM (#23839505)
Setting aside blue states with moderate Republican governors, I see: 1/10 (Duke) 5/20 (Duke, Notre Dame, Vanderbilt, Rice, Wash U) 15/45 (Duke, Notre Dame, Vanderbilt, Rice, Wash U, Emory, Ann Arbor, Wake Forest, UVa, Georgia Tech, UNC-CH, UF, Case Western, College of William and Mary, Tulane)

I doubt the split would be at the top 10 because they're simply too small to absorb all the domestic demand. I'm not sure how far down the list, however, would be the switch point between benefit and harm (or if it would be determined purely by rankings vs. some other consideration).

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Re:U.S. backs down in fight with Harvard, MIT over student v... by selimthegrim on Wednesday July 15, 2020 @12:23AM (#23841295)
As far as Tulane goes, JBE (Louisiana) is a Democrat. Gretchen Whitmer is in MI too.
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Re:U.S. backs down in fight with Harvard, MIT over student v... by iskander on Wednesday July 15, 2020 @09:31PM (#23854738)
No true Redstate?
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Re:U.S. backs down in fight with Harvard, MIT over student v... by vtbassmatt on Tuesday July 14, 2020 @08:56PM (#23840018)
NC and VA both have Democrat governors.
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