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|    Re: Everything We Know About Felicity Hu    |
|    31 May 19 11:50:33    |
      XPost: alt.survival, alt.politics.democrats.d, sac.general       XPost: alt.global-warming       From: DFENS@cocks.net              On 5/31/19 10:22 AM, Byker wrote:       > "Elizabeth Paige Laurie" wrote in message       > news:acc7a35f60a56cb6681617ac98aa2ce9@dizum.com...       >>       >> }}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}       >>       >> Liberal Democrats, too lazy and stupid to compete scholastically.       >> This is the result of the present day inferior California school       >> system, once the envy of the entire free world, after 40 years of       >> Democrat control and parasitic socialist union infestation.       >       > Here ya' go, Lizzie:       > -----------------------------------       > Chinese teenager Sherry Guo’s parents paid US$1.2 million to get her into       > Yale. So why haven’t they been charged in US college admissions scandal?       >       > Associated Press       > 3 May, 2019       >       > Sherry Guo came to California five years ago, a teenager from China with       > dreams of attending an elite university.       >       > Her lawyer does not dispute she got into Yale through the machinations of       > William “Rick” Singer, a Newport Beach consultant who defrauded the Ivy       > League school and similarly selective universities with bribes, rigged       > tests       > and bogus accolades.       >       > Singer fashioned a fake application for Guo that described her as a       > top-notch soccer player, which was submitted to Yale by a soccer coach who       > took a US$400,000 bribe. Once she was admitted, Guo’s family paid US$1.2       > million to Singer and a charity he used to launder the bribes and other       > illicit funds.       >       > But unlike dozens of parents swept up in the college admissions scandal,       > federal prosecutors have not alleged that Guo or her parents committed a       > crime in paying Singer – the scheme’s confessed mastermind – the       > seven-figure sum.       >       > |
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