“To describe [the thesis] as hard to read would be a mistake; the thesis cannot be ‘read’ at all, in the strict sense of the verb. This is because it wasn't written in any known language.”
What shocked even the old timers in my hometown was that Mayor Hugh Addonizio, the man who gave me my Eagle Scout Award, would accept kickbacks in cash right across his desk. They were troubled less by his criminality -- that was expected in Newark -- than by his lack of subtlety. Addonizio paid for his indiscretion with a lengthy prison sentence.
So it is with the current college admissions scandal. People have been scamming their ways into prestige universities for decades, maybe centuries, but in the past they have had the good sense not to put the cash on the table. It seems that in this scandal a few of the bribers and their brokers may well pay for their indiscretion with prison sentences as well.
More @ American Thinker
>they might want to ask just how much influence a Saudi billionaire peddled to get Obama into Harvard
ReplyDeleteAs if that will ever happen.
Whatever it took as dinero is unlimited with them, that's for sure.
DeleteThe two-tired justice, financial, and education systems.
ReplyDeleteOur elite "betters" prepping the next generation of "betters".
They know best, yes?
Of course, as we peons have to be taught to obey.....:)
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