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James M. Fallows ’70, whose 2001 Atlantic Monthly article “The Early Decision Racket?? sparked much of the controversy over Early Decision, said he believed that the “trend of history” was moving against binding admissions...
...early decision’s critics are confident the system’s days are numbered. “The larger picture,” says James M. Fallows ’70, whose Sept. 2001 Atlantic Monthly article “The Early Decision Racket?? sparked much of the current debate about early decision, “is the terminal chaos spasms of the entire system. There are so many conflicting interests. In a year or two, we’ll reach a different equilibrium...
...effectively siding with the colleges—and protecting their relationship with admissions offices—might put counselors at legal risk, according to James M. Fallows ’70, whose Atlantic Monthly article “The Early Decision Racket?? sparked much of the controversy over early programs last year...
Negative sentiment about early decision has grown throughout this academic year. In September, James M. Fallows ’70, who is also a Crimson editor, wrote a widely read cover story in the Atlantic Monthly called “The Early Decision Racket?? that said binding early programs force students to choose where they want to attend too early and for the wrong reasons...
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