Lori Loughlin's daughters drop out of USC after admissions scandal

[TheBlackAdder]

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Lori Loughlin‘s daughters are dropping out of the University of Southern California — because they’re afraid of being bullied over the massive college admissions scam that has left them feeling like “a mess,” a report said Thursday.

Olivia Jade, 19, and her sister, 20-year-old Isabella Rose, have decided to withdraw from USC days after their parents, “Fuller House” star Loughlin and her husband, fashion designer Mossimo Giannulli, were charged for allegedly paying the girls’ way into the school, TMZ reported.
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Olivia Jade and her sister reportedly didn’t even want to attend USC but their father wanted them to get “into a school other than [Arizona State University],” according to court paper.
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The sisters now plan to “lay low” and won’t try to enroll into another school for a while, TMZ said.

https://pagesix.com/2019/03/14/lori-loughlins-daughters-drop-out-of-usc-after-admissions-scandal/

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[dalton99a]

1. They don't need a college degree to live well.

Very well, in fact

[TheBlackAdder]

2. The women suffer, but Mossimo still has his product line with Target & Wal*Mart going strong!

[vsrazdem]

3. Target no longer carries Mossimo.

[JI7]

5. the women also own the Mossimo wealth

[Raine]

19. They aren't going to suffer

they have plenty of finances and in their crowd this kind of thing is just the way it's done so they won't be pariahs in their social set, don't turn them into victims.

[Sherman A1]

23. Precisely

They will all be just fine and never have to worry about a roof over their heads or food on their tables. They will have plenty of toys with which to play and lots of things to do.

I have less than zero sympathy for the lot of them

[Inkfreak]

60. What a crock of shit.

[Wellstone ruled]

27. Ah ha,

seen this picture before. Flat ass busted by the age of 25 with zero marketable skills.

All one needs is to watch their interviews a couple days ago.

[Blue_Tires]

39. You'd think so, but let's be honest...

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Some cable broadcasting/marketing boardrooms are absolutely desperate to find "The Next Kardashian" reality TV megastar and these spoiled brats practically have it tattooed on their faces...

[Wellstone ruled]

46. My guess is,different time

and different circumstances. Remember,Kardashian name hung in the news for more than a year. And the Old Man has set up mega trusts for his brats.

[Blue_Tires]

49. We'll see...

If any of them start dating superstar athletes or rap artists or "accidentally" leak out an intensely personal and explicit sex tape, then watch out....

[Wellstone ruled]

54. Life in the Theatre Arts

can be a real struggle once you lose your Gig or pickup a bunch of personal baggage.

[RockRaven]

4. I suppose ASU folks might feel offended by that quote, but honestly y'all dodged a bullet.

You aren't being associated with these entitled, criminal assholes. Always look on the bright side.

[rufus dog]

7. LOL

As an ASU grad you expect certain things from SC.

[Awsi Dooger]

10. I appreciate that you call it SC

I never understand the need for any other reference. Locals call it SC. When I was in Las Vegas all I heard was SC. Somehow all the lengthy complicated versions stem from midwest or further

SC is also very convenient to distinguish from South Carolina, which does not shorten to SC

[More_Cowbell]

12. My best friend's daughter, with two SC legacy parents, thrived at ASU

She was a social butterfly and club/school athlete in high school, with a not-great GPA, but she graduated magna cum laude from ASU. She spent a semester in India; she did all kinds of things. Over a thousand California students were in her class (she's from CA, too) and ASU takes pains to get them out in four years, which is not a guarantee at either the UCs or the CSUs. It was her top choice, exactly the place she needed to be, and she knew it as soon as she set foot on campus for a tour during her junior year in high school.

[rufus dog]

20. Glad to hear

I am still a bit disappointed at the costs.

ASU cost 30k plus for an out of state kid. Half the cost of SC, but still out of control.

NAU has a good program for California kids, along with WSU, University of Idaho and others.

It is tough for kids without a lot of means to make it. The CSU schools are now highly competitive so your average student can't get into the local state school.

So basically a kid like me would have limited choices. In my case I was able to go to ASU, pay $300 to $400 per semester, work and get through in four years.

[Hekate]

6. Social opprobrium is not the same as being bullied, you entitled little twits. nt

[3catwoman3]

15. Dollars to donuts they don't know...

...what opprobium means.

[jberryhill]

31. You people in California are so lucky

I'm still waiting for my state to legalize social opprobrium.

[Hekate]

43. It's right up there by "the cut direct"...

They'd know that if they read English novels, or even Edith Wharton.

[suffragette]

57. Fits with their entitlement. They are projecting the blame onto others rather than taking any

responsibility for their own actions.

They will still land in their cushy pile of millions of dollars, then pursue their real interests in acting and cosmetics/fashion.

Meanwhile, another aspect of the scam, that of falsely using disability accommodations to get set up with cheating proctors will likely have a negative impact on students who have genuine disabilities and who need accommodations. They are the ones who will face tougher requirements and scepticism from peers at the end of the day.

[bdtrppr6]

8. Maybe they'll spend their new free time,

actually reading books and getting smart instead of being coat tail riding pieces of shit.


HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

they'll fall straight upward, I'm sure

[Iggo]

9. What a goddam mess.

[LibDemAlways]

11. They'll be fine. Seems like they

weren't college material to begin with. They can post YouTube videos, start up new blogs, launch a line of clothing and/or cosmetics using daddy's money -- lots of options for the spawn of the uber wealthy.

[calimary]

17. I'm glad they made way for a couple of other students

who deserve and would sincerely appreciate going to USC. They evidently didn’t even want to be there in the first place.

[Power 2 the People]

51. +1000

Shouldn't really be an impediment for them on their way to being "self-made" like Kylie Jenner.

[LibDemAlways]

56. Yes, Kylie..."self made" LOL!!

Met a friend for breakfast one mornng at a little chi chi place in Calabasas - her suggestion. I'd have been happy with Denny's. Anyhow, who was sitting in a corner with two others but Kylie. All three spent the entire time staring at their phones. Not a word exchanged. For all her money, she sure didn't appear very happy. Looked bored as hell. Ah, the problems of the rich and famous!

[More_Cowbell]

13. The worst thing was that they didn't even want to be there

The younger daughter was Instagramming herself somewhere out of the country on the day classes started.

[calimary]

18. Yeah. No kidding.

[democratisphere]

14. Getting what they all deserve.

They are ALL spoiled rotten overindulged jerks.

[PatrickforO]

16. Good. They should feel bad about it. In fact, they should feel like shit and their

father should be brought up on charges.

And the school administrators who allowed this to happen? Prison.

[Brother Buzz]

21. Cosmetology College, Baby!

[madaboutharry]

22. I know some smart hair stylist who are very fine people.

They work hard for a living. Stereotyping hair stylists is as wrong as any other stereotyping. Just saying.

[Hekate]

48. The lady who's cut my hair for 35+ years is a Latina businesswoman who now owns the shop...

Her husband was my son's elementary school teacher. Their son got scholarships --real ones-- graduated with a business degree from Boston College; their daughter (can't remember where she went) is also in finance. As the older generation in the extended family has passed away, her generation is holding on to their little houses and sprucing them up for rentals.

When my son was in elementary school he took Aikido from a Japanese-American fellow whose wife owned a beauty parlor across the way. They were an older couple by then, and his studio was practically legendary in our little town. She would tell anyone who listened that her beauty parlor built his studio, and it did. That couple "graduated" from Manzanar internment camp. Their son graduated from University of California.

What I will say about jobs such as cosmetology/hairdressing is that the necessary certificates are easy to get if you have the skills and desire, and they are easy to finance compared to a 4-year college. They are an entree into the work world for women of limited means -- but hard work and brains will do. They are not for intellectual snobs and they are not for the likes of kids who can get into the University of Spoiled Children because their parents bribed an administrator.

I have learned so much since I was 18 y.o.

[MaryMagdaline]

53. That's a great story. My hairdresser is a single mother who owns her own home

Cutting hair takes talent and nerve. It is not only hard physical work requiring dexterity and the artistic eye, but it requires unlimited patience with customers. In other words, I would starve if I had to make my living that way. About the only job I could do inside a salon would be sweeping floors. I admire anyone who has success in that field.

[Brother Buzz]

55. I'm not talking smarts, I'm talking aptitude

I am suggesting Olivia has shown an interest in things that don't include academia, and this beauty stuff might be a good foundation to build on.

But speaking of smarts, I know one smart hair stylist, and she graduated FIRST in her class.



JUANITA JEAN HEROWNSELF – Juanita is owner of The World’s Most Dangerous Beauty Salon, Inc., Fort Bend’s only professional political organization. Her main qualification to comment on Texas politics is that she owns pink cowboy boots. Not just one pair, but several. Most likely, you don’t.

Through diligent research, it has been discovered that Juanita is the daughter of Judge Clyve T. “ByGawd” Bell and his bride, the lovely and talented Lillie Jean Bell, who was known in a four county area for her unique ability to lasso while singing opera.

Juanita graduated from Elite Beauty School in Del Rio, Texas, (whose motto is: We never heard of you either) first in her class, and after a brief stint with the Buck Pochek Professional Waterskiing and Ring-O’-Fire Extravaganza, she settled down in Richmond. Her first husband, Bubba Hank, died in a semi-tragic Nascar pit stop accident. Juanita has found no good reason to remarry.

http://juanitajean.com/

[beachbum bob]

24. all the kids with parents invovled need to be expelled and diplomas rescinded...

cheaters need to pay the price...actions have to have consequences or this is another example of entitlement of the wealthy

[exboyfil]

28. Depends on the level of culpability

and whatever expulsion an degree rescission process is in place.

They should also be accountable for any legal action both criminal and civil. Some of the fraud did occur after they turned 18.

[beachbum bob]

32. illicit admission into college should disqualify all degrees. If a college sports program is caught

cheating they forfeit all games and such.

cheating should have a price whether the kid knew it or not (hard to believe THEY didn't know)

[exboyfil]

35. Sometimes they forfeit all games

Other times they jeopardize their accreditation instead (see North Carolina fake class scandal).

I am saying they have specific rules, and they should apply equally to all students.

Say you lie on your college admission application about being an officer in a club, should they be able to pull your degree years later even if you otherwise satisfied all requirements.

Think carefully about your answer given that Martin Luther King Jr. plagiarized his doctoral thesis, a far more egregious offense.

[Mendocino]

25. Maybe Betsy Devos

will save the day for these unfortunate victims of affluenza.

[exboyfil]

29. She is piling on since it fits the liberal school narrative

Even though it crosses political lines.

Hopefully it might lead the even broader reform at the elite institutions. Those that are public should answer to the public (UCLA and UT).

[underpants]

26. Did she return from spring break (on a trustee's yacht) to do this?

Asking because I really don’t care

[justhanginon]

30. I would suggest Trump University although it seems to

have run into a little problem with FRAUD! Your parents should be familiar with enrollment FRAUD. I think it may have been closed so you may want to check before sending any money or enrolling.

[CanonRay]

33. First time in my life I wish the Draft was around.

[LibDemAlways]

36. They'd never be drafted. Guarantee mom and dad

would enlist the help of a doctor who'd find a bone spur or two in those pampered feet. I grew up in a wealthy area during the Vietnam era. Not a single kid I went to school with was ever drafted. Spawn of the well to do and famous do not serve in the military.

[Demsrule86]

34. Hallmark has fired Loughlin and Sephora has fired the daughter.

I love Garage Sale mysteries...ah well. So calls the heart is now cancelled as well on Hallmark.

[Bradshaw3]

37. One of the more relevatory sidenotes is the number of Instagram followers

One of them had 1.6 million followers. Think about that, that this vapid little entitled princess who contriubutes nothing to society has over a million people listening to her "input" on our culture. That is almost as disturbing as the scandal.

[Blue_Tires]

38. To be fair, young hotties with lavish lifestyles

who show off a lot of skin are guaranteed for an automatic 500k followers at the minimum, and that's before we toss in the "celebrity daughter" factor...

[Bradshaw3]

40. Hadn't thought of that

I'm not an Instagram user but yeah that does seem obvious now that you mention it. Still pretty sad.

[Blue_Tires]

41. 90% of Instagram is

playing the "Aren't you jealous of how incredible my life is? How young, beautiful and desirable I am??" -game... In a way it has really leveled the fashion/modeling playing field since it used to be impossibly hard to break into, but now we've gone way to the other extreme and literally everyone is a "model"...

And I'm guilty of being an enabler since pretty much all I follow on IG is cheesecake...

[Johonny]

44. It's sort of amazing that you could ruin that gravy train and yet she did

She should really thank her mother for that. She was making bank as an Instagram influencer. She had a reality TV career all lined up. Now, who knows? Still America loves a come back...

[Johonny]

42. Getting Bullied, Yup playing the rich white victim card.

Knew that was coming.

[ProfessorGAC]

47. That Was 1st Thought, Too

Their parents perpetrated a fraud to get them and they're leaving because they might get bullied?
By whom exactly?

[book_worm]

45. Well, that makes sense. They should leave since they got in under false pretenses

and then later if they want to go to college apply at a college that they think they can honestly get into.

[FakeNoose]

50. If these girls don't have the grades to get accepted on their own merits

... then they don't belong at USC anyway. That's not to say they can't get a college education, because they still can. The procedure is apply to the school that matches their abilities and career choices. It's not a popularity contest. The girls should be allowed to make their own decisions and keep the parents out of it.

[GemDigger]

52. They got KICKED out.

Making it sound like they did the right thing is beyond bullshit.

[Rustyeye77]

58. Maybe they didnt know about the cheating ?

Maybe they are doing well at USC ?

Maybe the school should go after Legacy students ??

Maybe they should go after Sports students who get full scholarships with lousy SAT/ACT.?

Maybe they go after Rich people who donate millions to schools to get their kids in ?

Maybe they should go after kids who got in because they can pay the FULL tuition ?

total bs

[Raine]

59. They KNEW, they posed for phony pictures

of themselves rowing. If that didn't clue them in that they were part of a scam it shows they're too dumb to be there but yes they should go after all the others too.