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Ask Amy: Ivy leaguer’s wife wants husband to fly the flag

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Amy Dickinson: My husband went to a prestigious Ivy League law school. He has never worn any clothing items or hats featuring his school's logo. Amy: Do you think people generally see this as an elitist thing to do? Amy: A person's virginity is NOT a gift to be given to another person.

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Ask Amy: Ivy leaguer’s wife wants husband to fly the flag

He doesn't really feel comfortable wearing the shirt because it would make him look like an elitist.

2 months ago

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The Billings Gazette

Ivy leaguer's wife wants husband to fly the flag

Dear Amy: My husband went to a prestigious Ivy League law school. He has never worn any clothing items or hats featuring his school's logo.

2 months ago·Billings, United States

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Helena Independent Record

Ivy leaguer's wife wants husband to fly the flag

Dear Amy: My husband went to a prestigious Ivy League law school. He has never worn any clothing items or hats featuring his school's logo.

2 months ago·Helena, United States

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Montana Standard

Ivy leaguer's wife wants husband to fly the flag

Dear Amy: My husband went to a prestigious Ivy League law school. He has never worn any clothing items or hats featuring his school's logo.

2 months ago

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Ask Amy: Ivy Leaguer’s wife wants husband to fly the flag

.. he admitted he didn’t really feel comfortable wearing this shirt because it would make him look like an elitist. I think he should be proud

2 months ago

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Reporter Herald

Ask Amy: Ivy leaguer’s wife wants husband to fly the flag

A wife wonders if her husband should proudly wear his Ivy League law school logo on a shirt. Ask Amy provides advice on displaying prestige and the perception it may create.

2 months ago·Berthoud, United States

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