This is all overblown imo. These girls didn’t harm anybody. It’s a very big school, and I truly doubt their being let in kept anybody out
“This is all overblown imo. These girls didn’t harm anybody. It’s a very big school, and I truly doubt their being let in kept anybody out”
Really? At the very least, any graduate of those schools will be viewed a bit suspiciously, especially when they make humanly inevitable mistakes. It’s like insurance fraud or shoplifting from a big store. It hurts a large number of people a little. This doesn’t make it right.
“This is all overblown imo. These girls didn’t harm anybody. It’s a very big school, and I truly doubt their being let in kept anybody out”
Surely, you jest. Amazing opinion, but you are entitled to it.
Did you forget the “/s” OUCH!
“I truly doubt their being let in kept anybody out.”
Well, those two Gianulli asses were in chairs that could’ve been occupied by two honorable students. So there’s that.
What?????
Please see reply to #27...They did harm at least 2 student aesthetes and their families.
I agree with you. People buying access? Not a new thing. I believe the real villains are the university people. Notice how we are not hearing about them.
That is irrelevant.
I think the college should insist she starts rowing crew.
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There are limited seats. Every seat given to an undeserving student is one not offered to someone deserving. How can you defend this outrage as a small percentage, when it’s real people and their lives that are affected?