In the recent college admissions fraud scandal, the universities are the victims. Or at least, that’s the official position of Georgetown University, which sent an email of talking points to its faculty after news broke that the school’s former tennis coach Gordie Ernst was involved in the bribery scheme. At first glance, they’re right.
Universities Play the Victim in Admissions Scandal, but They’re Far From Blameless
Universities Play the Victim in Admissions Scandal, but They’re Far From Blameless
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