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James Corden Pokes Fun at the College Admissions Scandal

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James Corden Pokes Fun at the College Admissions Scandal

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This video was shared on behalf of the Late Late Show with James Corden on March 13, 2019 - just a day after the college admissions scandal was disclosed. With in just over 10 days, the video has already gained almost 600,000 views. Not only did Corden poke fun at the parents who bribed their kids' way into Ivy League schools, but also at the children. Corden displays several photoshopped images created on behalf of his show as comedic reference to the scandal. Several comments on the video relate back to the shown images and show public disgust for the entire scandal.

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Olivia Jade's Partnership with Sephora was Terminated Due to College Admissions Scandal

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Olivia Jade's Partnership with Sephora was Terminated Due to College Admissions Scandal

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Amoung charged are actors such as Lori Loughlin, known for her part in Fuller House as Aunt Becky. Loughlin payed a reported $500,00 0 to bribe college officials to admit her daughter Olivia Jade Giannulli to the University of Southern California (USC).

Olivia Jade Giannulli, known more so as Olivia Jade, is known for her social media presence and is a well known YouTube Vlogger and celebrity. She recently as asked by Sephora, known for their make up brand and for carrying several high end make up brands in their stores, to work alongside them in creating a collection influenced by her. After the huge scandal being revealed, Sephora has terminated this partnership and will no longer be releasing their Olivia Jade collection.

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E! News on Instagram: "Partnerships are beginning to unravel after the college admissions scandal news. Link in bio for what’s next for Lori Loughlin’s daughter. (📷: Getty Images)"

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108K likes, 4,992 comments - enews on March 14, 2019: "Partnerships are beginning to unravel after the college admissions scandal news. Link in bio for what’s next for Lori Loughlin’s daughter....". 

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"How High School Students Feel About College Admissions Scandal"

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"How High School Students Feel About College Admissions Scandal"

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PBS NewsHour posted a video to their YouTube Channel detailing how high school students who are working towards getting into American Colleges and Universities feel amid the scandal. Many students said that it was proof that those who come from more affluent families have a much easier time making their way into post secondary school and that the admissions system is unfair and unjust. The reasons for this was that they felt that by bribing or falsifying documents, these individuals were taking away spots from students who worked hard to get into the school and who may have the grades and the work ethic for the school.

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How high school students feel about college admissions scandal

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Rob Lowe, an actor known for his role in well known TV Series Parks and Recreation as Chris Traeger, posted this photo to instagram to showcase his sons' achievements amid the admissions scandal reports. His post read "So proud of my sons' honest achievements." (E!
News, 2019) E! News picked up this post and reposted it with a caption that nodded towards a poor perception of the admissions scandal. This post not only showcases that this act was wrong and is being looked at as such from ever spectrum of society, but also that not everyone in a prominent position or who has the means to do the same will bribe schools into accepting students who don't deserve to be there.

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E! News on Instagram: "Rob Lowe found the perfect moment to highlight his sons' "honest" accomplishments amid the college admissions scandal. (📷: Instagram)"

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153K likes, 1,842 comments - enews on March 12, 2019: "Rob Lowe found the perfect moment to highlight his sons' "honest" accomplishments amid the college admissions scandal. (📷: Instagram)". 

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Possibility for Parents Involved in Admissions Scandal to Avoid Jail Time

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Possibility for Parents Involved in Admissions Scandal to Avoid Jail Time

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Despite the disappointment that society as a whole has for the parents who participated and bribed schools to allow their children - indictments may not be laid out. Recently the US courts have been showing leniency to the families who have participated in the scandal. Instead, the parents are being given Criminal Complaints rather than formal indictments. The public is rightfully outraged as it seems that not only were these family able to pay their way into Ivy League school that most students only dream of attending, but they are also able to get out of criminal charges. It reinforces the fact that affluent people and celebrities are tried a lot more leniently than the Average Joe.

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The parents involved in the college admissions scandal could possibly avoid jail time

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The parents involved in the college admissions scandal could possibly avoid jail time https://t.co/Mrx9kHP62o

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The parents involved in the college admissions scandal could possibly avoid jail time pic.twitter.com/Mrx9kHP62o
— Bloomberg Quicktake (@Quicktake) March 23, 2019

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The parents involved in the college admissions scandal could possibly avoid jail time https://t.co/Mrx9kHP62o

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The parents involved in the college admissions scandal could possibly avoid jail time

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Olivia Jade's quotes have been causing an uprising during the scandal. This instagram post made by E News includes Olivia Jade's direct quotes on her stance on getting a post secondary education. According to Olivia Jade, she was more excited for the college parties and the social events than attending classes and studying to earn a degree. Olivia Jade's indifference to education is particularly upsetting as due to the scandal where her parents along with a number of other people bribed admissions boards into allowing their kids' into Ivy League schools and by doing this two places were taken from students who were trying to get into USC based on merit, hard-work and honesty.

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Satire has always been apart of the news, especially with scandals like this. Satirical comics are used to bring awareness to a certain point and give people an "Ah-Huh" moment but also poke fun at things that are so huge that people aren't sure how to handle it. This scandal is the perfect thing to satirize because its something that affects everyone. It affects students who were admitted due to bribes and falsified documents, but also  students who were admitted honestly, students that were not admitted due to their spots being given to those who did not deserve them, and high school students who are working towards their admittance.

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Eric J. García on Instagram: "The advantages of the Rich and how they stay in power. #therich #richkids #theonepercent #thewealthy #collegeadmissions #collegeadmissionsscandal #collegeadmissionsscam #whiteprivilege #injustice #hypocrisy #cheaters #affirmativeaction"

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1,191 likes, 31 comments - elmacheteillustrated on March 20, 2019: "The advantages of the Rich and how they stay in power. #therich #richkids #theonepercent #thewealthy #collegeadmissions...". 

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Collaborations with Olivia Jade End Due to Scandal

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Collaborations with Olivia Jade End Due to Scandal

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Isabella and Olivia Jade Giannulli are the daughters of Lori Loughlin and Mossimo Giannulli and are students at USC who were admitted into University of Southern California due to their parents bribing the admissions board. Olivia Jade is a social media celebrity who is known for her make up tutorials on Youtube.

As Olivia Jade watches as the life she has made for herself as a Social Media Mogule crumbles in front of her, she has begun pointing fingers at her parents saying it was all their fault and that she has nothing to do with it. She is currently working hard to try to keep her following despite the poor publicity.

However some followers see this as a lie. Many are raising the question of how were her parents were able to bribe the admissions board with out her help?

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Scott Gilmore's previous post said:

I was outraged by the college admissions scandal, until I considered all the times I’ve “made a few calls”.

Whenever I helped my kid jump the queue, another kid took a step backward to make room, because their parents didn’t know who to call. (Crackers & Gilmore, 2019)

After which @BCWessy responded with:

I was outraged by the college admissions scandal, until I realized I too was rich. (Crackers & Gilmore, 2019)

This post outline the way the two classes are viewing the scandal. On one hand, to those who come from affluent families, making a few calls or offering a little more money to help your kids gain the right footing seems like no big deal. However, if someone doesn't have the money its seen as being a selfish choice. Its important to understand both sides of the story before making a full judgement.

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I was outraged by the college admissions scandal, until I realized that I too was rich https://t.co/PbEGNoOl52

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I was outraged by the college admissions scandal, until I considered all the times I’ve “made a few calls”. 
 
Whenever I helped my kid jump the queue, another kid took a step backward to make room, because their parents didn’t know who to call. https://t.co/Xbjd5nVYw5

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I was outraged by the college admissions scandal, until I realized that I too was rich https://t.co/PbEGNoOl52
— Jeepers H. Crackers (@bonedryankles) March 15, 2019

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I was outraged by the college admissions scandal, until I considered all the times I’ve “made a few calls”. 
 
Whenever I helped my kid jump the queue, another kid took a step backward to make room, because their parents didn’t know who to call. https://t.co/Xbjd5nVYw5

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I was outraged by the college admissions scandal, until I realized that I too was rich https://t.co/PbEGNoOl52

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I was outraged by the college admissions scandal, until I realized that I too was rich https://t.co/PbEGNoOl52

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I was outraged by the college admissions scandal, until I considered all the times I’ve “made a few calls”. 
 
Whenever I helped my kid jump the queue, another kid took a step backward to make room, because their parents didn’t know who to call. https://t.co/Xbjd5nVYw5

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In this Facebook post, Jemele Hill reminds her followers that this issue has several layers. It is not just about the students who lost their spots due to the scam, or just about the lawsuits and the celebrities or affluent people on the wrong side - its also about the fact that people who work harder than most are still not getting the respect that they deserve. She points the finger at the people and companies who are constantly reminding those in lower class or people of colour that they aren't good enough.