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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Just read her other essay. https://www.thedartmouth.com/article/2022/10/cradle-to-cap-and-gown-the-prep-school-to-ivy-pipeline "After attending public school through the eighth grade, I switched to an all-girls private school in Washington, D.C. Going from a class of 500 to a class of 74 was a shock, but the true jolt was adapting to the pure wealth and privilege surrounding me. I consider my family to be very well off, but my peers made me feel like a pauper. Although there are a fair number of students on financial aid at exclusive high schools, the majority of the student body comes from rich, well-connected families." Absurd. Oblivious and absurd. [/quote] How is that statement absurd? [/quote] paired with her whine about being a legacy at Dartmouth, she is part of that privileged class [/quote] Maybe she should have gone to BU or NYU and her Wash DC rich kid myopia could be put in check by Chinese, Greek, or Italian kids of wealth and their off campus penthouses, 911s, standing tables at clubs and zero interest in homework or job seeking. Someone will always be faster or richer or whatever than you. Get over it. All of you. [/quote]
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