How they cheat. And why it's worse than ever!

Live Blog | April 5, 2019 03:49:46 | PJ Media
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 STEPHEN GREEN • APRIL 5@3:49 PM CHAT 5 COMMENTS

A college admission, in four acts:
1) Harvard fencing coach tries selling his house for $549K
2) Maryland businessman buys it for $1M

3) Businessman's son gets into Harvard, on fencing team

4) Businessman then sells house at $325,000 losshttps://t.co/kDfqKvdzzt via @jm_bos

— Matt Stout (@MattPStout) April 4, 2019

"The good old corruption was better, when rich people would buy their kids’ entry into the Ivy League by donating a new building, or funding a scholarship for the kids of families without means. 
Sure, there was corruption involved, but there was also a public good derived from it.

The new corruption is just payoffs, because our new elites can’t be bothered to mask their bad habits with public displays of worthiness.

Sad."