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The Wayward Word Press | by daveshields | Fri, Jun 12
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I have yet to meet a Google employee who would have survived the freshman year at Caltech in the early 60’s. Less than 2/3 of my class graduated. The next class, ‘67, had an even higher attrition rate, so much so that Caltech dropped freshman grades.
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