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Wait. I have a Saints hoodie. But it's super big on me.you would have to step up your hoodie game tho...right now it is woefully inadequate
Not that I'm saying you are one, but there are people who believe that you shouldn't be able to pass on the wealth you have accumulated in your life to your kids because they didn't earn it. So there is that.That’s what I was thinking too. If you have real wealth, your kid isn’t going to have to need that leg up to get a good job - if the money is well invested, they’re set.
I think it comes down to the parents’ egos. They desperately want to be able to say “my child is at Columbia” or whatever. It isn’t even about the kid at all.
They just don't get arrested.So those families that donate money to build a library....their children don't get a leg up? Please.
They just don't get arrested.
Dr. Dre deletes post about daughter's acceptance to USC after $70M donation resurfaces
"My daughter got accepted into USC all on her own. No jail time!!!" the rapper wrote in a now-deleted Instagram post.www.nbcnews.com
Quite a read here from Caitlin Flanagan at Atlantic:
They Had It Coming
The parents indicted in the college-admissions scandal were responding to a changing America, with rage at being robbed of what they believed was rightfully theirs.www.theatlantic.com
A successful first meeting often consisted of walking them back from the crack pipe of Harvard to the Adderall crash of Middlebury and then scheduling a follow-up meeting to douse them with the bong water of Denison.
that was really good.
Favorite metaphor :
That article smacks you right in the face with the true difference between the haves and have nots. Entitlement. Pure entitlement.
That article smacks you right in the face with the true difference between the haves and have nots. Entitlement. Pure entitlement.
After an investigation by the Boston Globe was published Thursday, Harvard announced it will launch an independent review of whether fencing coach Peter Brand violated the school's conflict of interest policy.
According to the Globe report, Maryland businessman Jie "Jack" Zhou — co-founder of iTalk Global Communications Inc. — became friends with Brand through his sons' participation in the sport.
In May 2016, Zhou bought Brand's three-bedroom colonial in Needham, Mass., roughly 12 miles from the Harvard campus, for $989,500 — even though it was valued at only $549,300. At the time, the town's assessor noted that the sale price "makes no sense."