| "I never set out to offend anybody," she said. "I haven't given them a reason to disrespect me."
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Behold the power of positive thinking. It is not important to win the lawsuit, but to sue!
I'll bet that doesn't happen very often.
| "I never set out to offend anybody," she said. "I haven't given them a reason to disrespect me."
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"It's just so unfair being discriminated against when you're black and beautiful."
Once again, Harvard doesn't have to play by the rules. However, they make them for everyone else except themselves. (In other words, let's see if St. Someplace Community College could have won such a suit!)
There should be a Harvard ping list... So much nonsense always comes out this place.
I despise people who hustle and sue and pull the race card. Strike one.
I detest women who hustle and sue and pull the gender card. Strike two.
I am overwhelmed by desire for obviously intelligent sexy librarians in mini-skirts with Bond-girl names who try to knock those phony baloney Cantabrigian hypocrites down a peg. I am sure she was resented by those mealy bespectacled Plain Janes at Widener.
Ground-rule double, I guess.
Desiree Goodwin can visit my carrel anytime. As long as her lawyer ain't with her.
Here's a job-seeking tip from Mister Personnel Helper: Do not become famous in your city for suing your employer. And that's it for today's job-seeking tip.