Skanky Vamp
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The proctors I have encountered in the past I would not trust at all to match a picture they take with the proper peoples' tests.
College admissions scandal
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Skanky Vamp
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@brinkster130 Yes. It is was how they cheated moreso than them just cheating. But hey, good news for Smollett as he's not getting the lion share of the headlines anymore.
brinkster130
Riley's BFF
It really is mind boggling. Cheating happens, duh, but there were so many more legal ways of cheating and getting your kids a leg up. I also think the fact that the fake athletes also took spots away from legit athletes finally gives people the proof that a rich kid literally took someones spot. Legacy admits can claim the took a legacy spot not a regular spot. AND why did so many of these people sign big checks? THOSE GET FLAGGED! I don't mind seeing these people take the fall, the cheated in an extra scumbag way and they did it in a stupid way.
I'm still laughing at Hoffman's "Ruh-Ro!" email. Nothing like quoting Scooby doo while planing to fraud.
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Photoshopping the faces of celebrity kids onto the bodies of real athletes, and submitting them in the admissions process was so blatantly criminal, it's insane. (They had their kids pose in athletic settings for shots that weren't close-up) But removing the faces of the true athletes and replacing them with the celebrity spawn; that's just heinous.
Not only were these kids given more than twice the amount of time for the ACT/SAT, someone later corrected their wrong answers. Or they had someone else take the test for them.
Bribing your kid's way into a prestigious college/university is nothing new. Most of us know it's been going on for decades. Wealthy people donating a new library, or something, so their kids eventually get in...yada yada. But the depth of blatant dishonesty and the arrogance involved in this particular case is unbelievable.
Not only were these kids given more than twice the amount of time for the ACT/SAT, someone later corrected their wrong answers. Or they had someone else take the test for them.
Bribing your kid's way into a prestigious college/university is nothing new. Most of us know it's been going on for decades. Wealthy people donating a new library, or something, so their kids eventually get in...yada yada. But the depth of blatant dishonesty and the arrogance involved in this particular case is unbelievable.
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ILLYRIAN
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Them actors and actresses saw the films that had the thick kid get into college 'cos dad bought the college a whole new wing for the library, then Lori Loughlin does it for her girls. What sort of insight was that telling her girls? Shoulda used a mans name, yup but most importantly in American culture don't get caught. In the series of Buffy it was a demon who had them get on in life.
Did Sarah call out this scandal? Some seem to think so!
www.instyle.com
Though Sarah Michelle Gellar did not explicitly address the headline news or call out those indicted in Operation Varsity Blues, her latest Instagram post has some fans drawing their own conclusions.
On Thursday, Gellar posted a quote card reading, "It is not what you do for your children, but what you have taught them to do for themselves, that will make them successful human beings." She captioned the post, "Enough said."
It's clear by the comments that fans interpreted the cryptic words as a direct response to the scandal. "Felicity and Lori didn't teach [their kids] to do anything for themselves," wrote one commenter. "Don't be like Felicity and Lori."
Given the "enough said" caption, it's not likely that Gellar will elaborate on her position. Either way, the sage advice stands on its own as something all parents can take note of. Some maybe more than others.
Not a lot to go on, seems more like she's reacting to the news than that she was the source behind them, but who knows. 🤷♀️
Either way, it's better to be implicated this as the one who revealed it, rather than one of the accused.
Fans Think Sarah Michelle Gellar's Instagram Is About the College Scam
The actress posted about parenting on Instagram.
www.instyle.com
Though Sarah Michelle Gellar did not explicitly address the headline news or call out those indicted in Operation Varsity Blues, her latest Instagram post has some fans drawing their own conclusions.
On Thursday, Gellar posted a quote card reading, "It is not what you do for your children, but what you have taught them to do for themselves, that will make them successful human beings." She captioned the post, "Enough said."
It's clear by the comments that fans interpreted the cryptic words as a direct response to the scandal. "Felicity and Lori didn't teach [their kids] to do anything for themselves," wrote one commenter. "Don't be like Felicity and Lori."
Given the "enough said" caption, it's not likely that Gellar will elaborate on her position. Either way, the sage advice stands on its own as something all parents can take note of. Some maybe more than others.
Not a lot to go on, seems more like she's reacting to the news than that she was the source behind them, but who knows. 🤷♀️
Either way, it's better to be implicated this as the one who revealed it, rather than one of the accused.
Skanky Vamp
Turd.
Anyanka Bunny Slayer
Snitches get stitches. 💀
