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To: JewishRighter

I think you’re right about his being admitted as a foreign exchange student. But that still doesn’t explain how nobody remembers him.
Columbia College is a small four year ivy league college. At schools like this, your class is like a family, and even years later, remains in touch.

The alumni office would be writing to him a few times a month for donations, there are reunions, and almost everyone shows up.
Where is his yearbook? Was he ever mentioned in the Columbia newspaper?

Also, classes at schools like Columbia are small, especially junior and senior year, with classes of 12-20 people not unusual.

If he went to el crappo Columbia School of General Studies, he could have gone unnoticed. But then, they usually don’t accept people from schools like that at Harvard Law School. What were his LSAT scores?

Something very suspicious here. This is the man from nowhere who leaves no tracks.


158 posted on 08/07/2012 12:50:10 AM PDT by Cincinna ( *** NOBAMA 2012 ***)
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To: Cincinna
I think you’re right about his being admitted as a foreign exchange student.

I don't know why even a foreign exchange student would be admitted with less-than-stellar grades (OK, maybe if he'd been a foreign exchange student they'd have cut him some slack on English language skills, but that would have been it).

160 posted on 08/07/2012 1:04:52 AM PDT by thecodont
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To: Cincinna

His non-appearance isn’t all that suspicious. At Columbia College there were always a few students who lived off campus and were virtual hermits without much interaction with the rest of the student body.

And when I went there you didn’t have to show up for class as long as you passed the course with a B- average. I signed up for two courses at the same hour my senior year so I wouldn’t have any classes past noon.

Everything worked pretty well until finals when the two classes final exams were scheduled at the same time. I went to


184 posted on 08/07/2012 2:06:41 PM PDT by wildbill (You're just jealous because the Voices talk oMnly to me.)
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To: Cincinna
The alumni office would be writing to him a few times a month for donations, there are reunions, and almost everyone shows up.

So true. For years, The alum sends me the monthly letters. Heck, even when I moved out of state, the alum folks somehow found me. They pounded me asking for donations . I never offered my new address. They somehow found me.

For me, I can name the kids that I competed with in college for the Suma Cum Laude. We all knew each other. (it was a fierce battle). We all worked to oust the other. Although brutal in a sense, college transcripts and college records were archived and public record. So, having said that, how in the heck can NOT ONE sole from Columbia or Harvard remember 0pansy.

I guarantee you, the kids that I competed with for the Suma Cum Laude remember my name to this very day. I know that I remember them (that was many years ago). perhaps Redshawk is a whacko. NOT. True stuff from Redshawk

195 posted on 08/07/2012 7:33:29 PM PDT by redshawk (0pansy is a Liar and Hates.........he just hates!)
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