Celebs at Brown

Brunonian2010
Thu, 12 Jul 2007 00:56:13 +0000

js, you’re NOT making ANY sense.


Your argument is based on the notion that celebs,
athletes, URM, etc. are underqualified. Although you have not even spent a semester at Brown, you should note that everyone who is admitted is in fact qualified! And as mentioned earlier, with the exception of Brown’s admission officers, how can one assess this idea of “qualification.” After all, evaluating SAT scores and GPAs alone is insufficient.
If Brown admits… say 20 celebs in a given class, why should that matter. Should the admission office begin rejecting famous applicants due to fear of outside speculation?
Who are you? I mean, congratulations on your acceptance to Brown, but that in NO WAY gives you the authority to demean the value of other students.


I had more to say but it’s late and I’m tired. Nonetheless, js I want to leave you with this. At Brown there are so many different people present. Celebs, athletes, minorities, gays, transgendered, muslims, catholics, and so many more. Moreover, these individuals all filled out Brown’s application and gained admission. Thus, when you arrive on campus DO NOT marginalize the individuals you have deemed as underqualified, (for the same might be done to you), rather digest the idea that at the end of the day ALL of us represent Brown.