Kent Alexander (Photo: Zachary D. Porter/ALM)
“I’d get calls frequently” from people asking if a generous contribution would help their teenager get into the school.
March 14, 2019 at 06:12 PM
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As a former Atlanta U.S. attorney and Emory University general counsel, Kent Alexander has two unique angles from which to assess this week’s federal allegations that wealthy parents paid millions in bribes to help their children attend top universities.
Alexander noted he’s finishing a book project and only had to time read news accounts of the scandal, but he offered some thoughts.
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