Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I thought only GDS graduates went to Harvard. Oh I forgot, she is a legacy, so that doesn't count.
She was almost GDS. The Obamas originally wanted their kids to go to GDS, but reportedly the Secret Service nixed it because of security and traffic concerns about GDS' Palisades campus. That's how the Obamas wound up at Sidwell.
Without turning the College Forum into the Political Forum, I could counter your statement with only a true Republican would believe it's an honor to be contentious, argumentative, hypocritical (birther Cruz/Obama), fearmongering, and a host of other adjectives.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:She deserves to be able to go anywhere she wants. I really thought it would be Columbia since she spent the whole summer in NYC working for Lena Dunham.
She deserves to be able to go anywhere she wants ...?
Deserves? No, she deserves nothing. I would not be surprised if she earned it though. And I have no doubt that she will add a lot to the Harvard campus and the experience of the other students. Also, she has been exposed to some tremendous things and from all accounts her parents (and grandmother) have done a terrific job. She has always seemed very poised for her age and the one time I spent any time with her I was impressed. They did what we all are doing for our kids -- pushing them forward and helping them get into a great school. Good luck to her and congrats to the parents.
Signed,
Lifelong Republican (Go Rubio!)
Working for Lena Dunham is no badge of honor, its an embarrassment. Only a true liberal would believe it's an honor because only true liberals think that everyone thinks the way they do!
Also, no one DESERVES anything unless they've worked for it. I am sure that Malia is an intelligent, book-smart young woman but the fact that she is who she is, is why she got into Harvard. Let's not all make pretend like that's not the truth.
Signed Lifelong Republican (Go Trump, Go Rubio, Go Cruz)
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:She deserves to be able to go anywhere she wants. I really thought it would be Columbia since she spent the whole summer in NYC working for Lena Dunham.
She deserves to be able to go anywhere she wants ...?
Deserves? No, she deserves nothing. I would not be surprised if she earned it though. And I have no doubt that she will add a lot to the Harvard campus and the experience of the other students. Also, she has been exposed to some tremendous things and from all accounts her parents (and grandmother) have done a terrific job. She has always seemed very poised for her age and the one time I spent any time with her I was impressed. They did what we all are doing for our kids -- pushing them forward and helping them get into a great school. Good luck to her and congrats to the parents.
Signed,
Lifelong Republican (Go Rubio!)
Anonymous wrote:She is not a legacy. Neither parent went undergrad. I am sure she earned it. Sidwell is a hard school. Good luck to her.
Anonymous wrote:She deserves to be able to go anywhere she wants. I really thought it would be Columbia since she spent the whole summer in NYC working for Lena Dunham.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Malia wanted to go to Columbia, but the Secret Service said it wasn't safe so she's going to Harvard
I don't believe this. Source please? Her father will be president for a remaining 3 months when she's a first year. I can't imagine they'd not be able to secure a NYC campus that is relatively closed off from the rest of the city.
This is a joke referring to Columbia (GDS) and Harvard (Sidwell.) Read the whole thread.
Isn't GDS the Harvard feeder?
He was still a C student no matter how you slice it.Anonymous wrote:GW Bush entered Yale about 50 years ago. The college application landscape has changed a bit since then, don't you think? My friends and I all say it's doubtful that we would be admitted to our respective colleges today.
Anonymous wrote:Malia wanted to go to Columbia, but the Secret Service said it wasn't safe so she's going to Harvard
Anonymous wrote:GW Bush entered Yale about 50 years ago. The college application landscape has changed a bit since then, don't you think? My friends and I all say it's doubtful that we would be admitted to our respective colleges today.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Malia wanted to go to Columbia, but the Secret Service said it wasn't safe so she's going to Harvard
I don't believe this. Source please? Her father will be president for a remaining 3 months when she's a first year. I can't imagine they'd not be able to secure a NYC campus that is relatively closed off from the rest of the city.
This is a joke referring to Columbia (GDS) and Harvard (Sidwell.) Read the whole thread.
Anonymous wrote:Malia wanted to go to Columbia, but the Secret Service said it wasn't safe so she's going to Harvard
I don't believe this. Source please? Her father will be president for a remaining 3 months when she's a first year. I can't imagine they'd not be able to secure a NYC campus that is relatively closed off from the rest of the city.