Changes

Let's see: Conservapedia has a very short ''but factual'' stub on [[Harvard University]]; nothing at all on [[Yale University]], [[Princeton University]], [[University of Pennsylvania]], [[Columbia University]], [[Dartmouth College]], or [[Cornell University]].  

Let's see: Conservapedia has a very short ''but factual'' stub on [[Harvard University]]; nothing at all on [[Yale University]], [[Princeton University]], [[University of Pennsylvania]], [[Columbia University]], [[Dartmouth College]], or [[Cornell University]].  

How odd, then, that there should be an article on Brown, ''ten times as long'' as the article on Harvard, appears shortly after an allegation that someone on the Brown campus vandalized Conservapedia... and that three of the article's four paragraphs just happen to be unflattering:

How odd, then, that there should be an article on Brown, ''ten times as long'' as the article on Harvard, and that by an amazing coincidence it should appear shortly after an allegation that someone on the Brown campus vandalized Conservapedia... and that three of the article's four paragraphs just happen to be unflattering:

*a drunken party that sent some students to the hospital (a regrettable but routine event at every college; it doesn't even rise to the level of notability unless someone ''dies'' of alcohol poison, as happened at MIT);  

*a drunken party that sent some students to the hospital (a regrettable but routine event at every college; it doesn't even rise to the level of notability unless someone ''dies'' of alcohol poison, as happened at MIT);