<p>Babytitan-- Honestly, I don’t care about Thorp’s vision of UNC, only the founding principles of the school. I don’t think you’ll find any references to “serving the citizens of international communities” in UNC’s founding documents. </p>
<p>Secondly, you still didn’t answer my inquiry as to when a NC university gets too good, too prestigious on a national level and should stop serving its citizens. Honestly, that’s the most distressing part of your post for me, that NC citizens should only be allowed “as free as practicable,” preferential access to mediocre, not exceptional, universities.</p>