This Little Student Went to Market. (Correspondence).
American Prospect, The, November, 2002 by Johnston, Carol Ann
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CONCERNING DAVID L. KIRP and Jeffrey T. Holman's "This Little Student Went to Market" [Oct. 7], it seems disingenuous for Kirp and Holman, from their Berkeley bully pulpit, to hurl stones at a small college striving to attract enough students to pay its bills.
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Dickinson College, modestly endowed, is tuition driven. Colleges with whom we compete have double our endowment and are ranked in U.S. News & World Report proportional to that endowment. How would Kirp and Holman advise us to proceed to succeed? The authors' attack shows the luxury of their thinking, ...
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