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Posted on Sunday, 6 January 2013

Tanya Khovanova's son did not get into Princeton or Harvard.

This story saddened me. I felt

  • a little bit sad for Sergei (the boy who wasn’t accepted),
  • sadder for the mom (it must have bothered her a great deal if she’s writing about it),

and saddest of all about the implied, sorry situation. Is education supposed to be about empowering children or ranking them?

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  1. psychoneurogenesis reblogged this from logicianmagician and added:
    I agree with logicianmagician.
  2. itsbellsie reblogged this from isomorphismes and added:
    I’m sorry but this article really really bothered...I’m not sure what the OP’s intent was...
  3. witch-toast reblogged this from realhorrorshowptitsa
  4. time-of-no-reply reblogged this from transhumanisticpanspermia
  5. parexus reblogged this from logicianmagician and added:
    I wrote one of my Pton app essays on the Zombie Apocalypse. Maybe her son wasn’t enough of a nutcase?
  6. thunderstruckdumpstertruck reblogged this from realhorrorshowptitsa
  7. polygonal-lasso reblogged this from isomorphismes and added:
    I may be misinterpreting what isomorphisms said, but I think the implied situation is interesting, yes. I think there is...
  8. realhorrorshowptitsa reblogged this from transhumanisticpanspermia
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  10. tappedout reblogged this from transhumanisticpanspermia
  11. transhumanisticpanspermia reblogged this from transhumanisticpanspermia and added:
    Oh, yeah, and another thing I just thought of. This woman forced her son to apply to other schools after he had already...
  12. fresitacelosita1345 said: penis
  13. logicianmagician reblogged this from isomorphismes and added:
    fuck was even the point of that post? Jesus,...son got into easily the best Math program...
  14. isomorphismes posted this