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In his application packet, Wheeler also submitted an SAT score report stating that he had earned a perfect 1600, when he had actually taken the test twice and scored 1160 and 1220, according to prosecutors.
Collin A. Jones '12: "They have a zero tolerance policy for plagiarism, and it's very well understood [...] that if you plagiarize on an assignment or on anything at all for a class you will be in trouble for it."
There's Gmail, Gchat, Google Docs, Google Reader, Google Calendar, Google search...and now Google Voice. This latest Google concoction claims to give you more control over your phone calls by offering a variety of voicemail features. Although Voice is only available by invite, Google announced last Friday that...
Voice didn't blow our minds: it won't revolutionize your phone experience, and for now, you should stick to listening to voicemail, rather than reading it. But it does have features that could be useful—and it's free—so it's definitely worth looking...
By creating an alternate life for himself—complete with letters of recommendation that professors never wrote, SAT scores that he never earned, and schools he never attended—Wheeler bought himself two years at Harvard and tens of thousands of dollars in scholarships, grants, and financial aid...