Posted on 03/13/2019 7:59:10 PM PDT by DeathBeforeDishonor1
Edited on 03/14/2019 8:36:35 AM PDT by Jim Robinson. [history]
My goodness! Should they all retake the SAT to find out how really smart they are? Expulsion would be too easy. Won’t happen. The university already made their mistake.
The key here is prison.
That Mexican mom who is caught sneaking her kids across the border to give them a better life is just as guilty.
USC = University of Spoiled Children
This is insane. Instead of running a 500k fraud scheme, why didn’t she just donate 500k to USC? That would have gotten her daughters in, and any other relative(s) she wanted admitted.
Not going to happen to the CelebuTards.
Can you imagine how devastating this must be to the kids? Did the kids know what the parents were doing? How could they NOT know if they were supposed to be on Women’s Crew?
Do they get kicked out of school?
The good bishop asks an interesting question there.
I remember that story. Wrong is wrong, but my heart hurt for her. She wanted something better for her kids. Anyone know where she is now?
I want them in prison!! This is MAIL FRAUD!!
I’ll bet even slacker rich kids outperform all the Affirmative Action admissions.
Sad but all these women will get pussy passes.
Any man involved in the scheme, though, they will be getting massive sentences.
waiting for Loughlin to say she is .098 percent native american and this was a minority admission so STFU !
What’s the biggie.
It’s just another Affirmative Action Program for dumb White Kids.
I forgive you Lori!
Exactly
“Loughlin’s daughter Olivia Jade was on Rick Caruso’s yacht in the Bahamas”
AND, she’s a ‘yacht girl’ to boot.
Wonder how much she pulled down from that gig...
“...why didn’t she just donate 500k to USC? That would have gotten her daughters in...”
Agreed. It would have solved a lot of problems for Loughlin. All she needed to say to the school president (or whomever) “Gosh, by the way, my daughter is applying to USC for the next academic year - wink, wink, wink...”
Nothing more would have needed to have been said by either party - and voila, the daughter gets an acceptance letter in the mail a few months later.
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