Hmm ... this Compost article seems to conveniently counter.
Interestingly, Holton-Arms is the sister school to Landon School. (wiki)
Georgetown Prep didn’t appear to be much in the mix.
Landon “which is just down the road” from Prep is also a bit of a stretch if you map out the campuses.
In the ’80s, boys’ prep schools like Kavanaugh’s could be bastions of misogyny
I went to an elite high school down the road from his. Here’s what I saw.
By Greg Jaffe
Greg Jaffe is a national security reporter for The Washington Post, where he has been since March 2009. Previously, he covered the White House and the military for The Post.
September 20
This past week, I came home from work to find on my kitchen counter a 50th-birthday card from Landon School, the boys’ prep school I attended — which is just down the road, and not all that different, from Georgetown Prep, Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh’s alma mater.
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A childhood friend, who asked not to be named, attended Georgetown Prep and remembered Kavanaugh as a decent and “very conservative” person. His memories of Prep were less rosy. He recalled the Friday morning announcements, usually delivered by a high school senior. “After the [football] game, there will be a mixer. Girls from Holy Cross, Holy Child and Visitation ... will ... be ... available,” he remembered the announcer saying lasciviously.
I’ve said, from minute one of this sham story, that I think this poor thing is a wannabe.
She wanted to be liked by the Prep guys, but, they likely didn’t give her the time of day. Especially the nice guys, like Kav.
Lots of hostility and anger, on her part.