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They pull the same thing with healthcare via CMS. They fined a bunch of hospitals for implanting defibrillators in patients for cases that didn't have FDA approval. Problem is the sample size is so small they can't do a study to approve it. Needless to say, they got sued and no more fines. Yet...

A neverending game of cat and mouse.

If nobody believes in fairness, then why do we keep trying to legislate it into existence? It's a goal we'll always be chasing because some group will always try to get an advantage. Oh, and people will justify and rationalize all manner of actions in pursuit if their goals. The problem comes...

I knew you would, but it had nothing to do with politics. My point was that Harvard's "standards" can be flexible for various reasons, like virtue signaling. This kid wasn't good enough for any of the others, but Harvard? Did they lower their standards? Well, except for Asians. Its about...

Jeebus, you're right. The sad part is he'll still neg me for this. Lets not forget about the anti-gun SJW Parkland kid who got rejected everywhere the suddenly was accepted by Harvard when he *****ed publicly. It ain't just money that greases the wheels. Other than prestige, what value do...

Probably about the time when they consistently used discriminatory practices to exclude certain groups.