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The '''2013 Admissions Essay Leak''' was the latest in a long line of [[prefrosh]] [[Facebook]] group follies. About 70 apple-cheeked admitted students uploaded their college application essays to a public Google Drive folder. [[Gawker]] and [[IvyGate]] published them. It was surely pretty obnoxious for the first-years to post them, but a whole other thing entirely for the media to share them. | The '''2013 Admissions Essay Leak''' was the latest in a long line of [[prefrosh]] [[Facebook]] group follies. About 70 apple-cheeked admitted students uploaded their college application essays to a public Google Drive folder. [[Gawker]] and [[IvyGate]] published them. It was surely pretty obnoxious for the first-years to post them, but a whole other thing entirely for the media to share them. | ||
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+ | Two days after, one of the most obnoxious kids wrote a post for xoJane<ref>http://www.xojane.com/issues/im-one-of-the-columbia-class-of-2017-mocked-on-the-internet-for-my-application-essay</ref>. An example sentence: "From my playwriting experience, I was comfortable using a script as a medium for my progression of thoughts on this topic." | ||
[[Category:Class of 2017]] | [[Category:Class of 2017]] | ||
[[Category:Scandals]] | [[Category:Scandals]] | ||
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+ | ==References== | ||
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==External Links== | ==External Links== |
Revision as of 13:55, 25 April 2013
The 2013 Admissions Essay Leak was the latest in a long line of prefrosh Facebook group follies. About 70 apple-cheeked admitted students uploaded their college application essays to a public Google Drive folder. Gawker and IvyGate published them. It was surely pretty obnoxious for the first-years to post them, but a whole other thing entirely for the media to share them.
Two days after, one of the most obnoxious kids wrote a post for xoJane[1]. An example sentence: "From my playwriting experience, I was comfortable using a script as a medium for my progression of thoughts on this topic."