Anonymous wrote:These federal prosecutors who worked their butts off to get into the best law schools are just salivating. This is going to be good.
And Kris Jenner is mom of the year. Kylie is a billionaire and she didn’t even need no stinking college.
Anonymous wrote:I just posted but am posting again. Imagine you are a kid who worked really, really hard throughout middle school and high school. You made sacrifices socially, economically, or whatever, to get the best grades you could. You studied like a maniac for the SAT, ACT, etc. You rewrote and rewrote and rewrote your college application essays. You did what you could to earn good letters of recommendation. You apply to schools, and you hope you have as reasonable a chance as anyone else, based on the school's admission stats. Then you are rejected from your top choices.
Then you find out your spot was taken because of bribes.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:These federal prosecutors who worked their butts off to get into the best law schools are just salivating. This is going to be good.
And Kris Jenner is mom of the year. Kylie is a billionaire and she didn’t even need no stinking college.
Agreed! This is pure grist for the DOJ lawyers. Go get 'em.
Also, check out Eve Jobs's (daughter of Steve Jobs) Instagram. She's in Stanford with a bunch of other kids of celebrities and tech titans. She's usually posting from Miami, Aspen, NYC, or other global hot spots. Rarely is on campus.
I'd love it if access to federal funds were suspended from any university that accepted donations for admittance. I really want the DOJ to look into the admissions process at selective American universities. I guarantee they will find a cesspool of corruption.
Does this include the donations to fund a professor chair, lecture series or buildings? Let’s investigate Harvard’s Z list and see where did the money go. There is no difference with this case.
Yeah other than the fact that one is fraud and one isn’t, one is illegal and one isn’t, and one the university gets the money and in the other the money goes in the pockets of dishonest individuals.
Other than that, no difference.
Anonymous wrote:Felicity Hoffman and William H. Macy are in a federal court room right now. Here's what's waiting for them outside. Walk of shame time!
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Long way away from this.
Anonymous wrote:^^Don't get Aunt Becky and her designer husband either. He must've had tons of $$, daughters didn't need college.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:These federal prosecutors who worked their butts off to get into the best law schools are just salivating. This is going to be good.
And Kris Jenner is mom of the year. Kylie is a billionaire and she didn’t even need no stinking college.
Agreed! This is pure grist for the DOJ lawyers. Go get 'em.
Also, check out Eve Jobs's (daughter of Steve Jobs) Instagram. She's in Stanford with a bunch of other kids of celebrities and tech titans. She's usually posting from Miami, Aspen, NYC, or other global hot spots. Rarely is on campus.
I'd love it if access to federal funds were suspended from any university that accepted donations for admittance. I really want the DOJ to look into the admissions process at selective American universities. I guarantee they will find a cesspool of corruption.
Does this include the donations to fund a professor chair, lecture series or buildings? Let’s investigate Harvard’s Z list and see where did the money go. There is no difference with this case.
Yeah other than the fact that one is fraud and one isn’t, one is illegal and one isn’t, and one the university gets the money and in the other the money goes in the pockets of dishonest individuals.
Other than that, no difference.
Anonymous wrote:Did Georgetown Univ really NOT know about the tennis coach taking bribes? Why did he leave Geirgetown for UNiv of Rhode Island? Any thoughts on this —- Georgetown trying to cover up scandal by forcing him to leave?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:These federal prosecutors who worked their butts off to get into the best law schools are just salivating. This is going to be good.
And Kris Jenner is mom of the year. Kylie is a billionaire and she didn’t even need no stinking college.
Agreed! This is pure grist for the DOJ lawyers. Go get 'em.
Also, check out Eve Jobs's (daughter of Steve Jobs) Instagram. She's in Stanford with a bunch of other kids of celebrities and tech titans. She's usually posting from Miami, Aspen, NYC, or other global hot spots. Rarely is on campus.
I'd love it if access to federal funds were suspended from any university that accepted donations for admittance. I really want the DOJ to look into the admissions process at selective American universities. I guarantee they will find a cesspool of corruption.
Does this include the donations to fund a professor chair, lecture series or buildings? Let’s investigate Harvard’s Z list and see where did the money go. There is no difference with this case.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:These federal prosecutors who worked their butts off to get into the best law schools are just salivating. This is going to be good.
And Kris Jenner is mom of the year. Kylie is a billionaire and she didn’t even need no stinking college.
Agreed! This is pure grist for the DOJ lawyers. Go get 'em.
Also, check out Eve Jobs's (daughter of Steve Jobs) Instagram. She's in Stanford with a bunch of other kids of celebrities and tech titans. She's usually posting from Miami, Aspen, NYC, or other global hot spots. Rarely is on campus.
I'd love it if access to federal funds were suspended from any university that accepted donations for admittance. I really want the DOJ to look into the admissions process at selective American universities. I guarantee they will find a cesspool of corruption.
Her family is wealthy enough that they probably directly donated to the school
The real problem is the matter of fact way in which you (and all of us) discuss this. It's ridiculous and no private or public university tapping into federal research dollars or financial aid systems should be allowing this. Outright ban it.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:These federal prosecutors who worked their butts off to get into the best law schools are just salivating. This is going to be good.
And Kris Jenner is mom of the year. Kylie is a billionaire and she didn’t even need no stinking college.
Agreed! This is pure grist for the DOJ lawyers. Go get 'em.
Also, check out Eve Jobs's (daughter of Steve Jobs) Instagram. She's in Stanford with a bunch of other kids of celebrities and tech titans. She's usually posting from Miami, Aspen, NYC, or other global hot spots. Rarely is on campus.
I'd love it if access to federal funds were suspended from any university that accepted donations for admittance. I really want the DOJ to look into the admissions process at selective American universities. I guarantee they will find a cesspool of corruption.
Her family is wealthy enough that they probably directly donated to the school