Tag Archives: UCLA
Leave Justin Combs Alone: Whether Rich or Poor, An Earned Reward is His To Keep
Any wealthy offspring who doesn't embody negative stereotypes should be lauded
The argument that the son of a multimillionaire should return a scholarship he rightfully earned…
By Janell Hazelwood
May 31, 2012
Tags: college, Diddy Combs, discrimination, Education, financial aid, high school, Justin Combs, Music Industry, nepotism, scholarship, Sean "Diddy" Combs, students, UCLA, undergraduates, wealth-building
Decoding the Business of College Sports: Academics Over Athletics
Being a student athlete is about more than physical excellence but academic achievement as well
Student athletes are often seen as those who receive favoritism in the classroom, but professional…
By Kahliah A. Laney
September 1, 2011
Tags: Alterraun Verner, Back to School, Back to school article, Brandon Bridge, college athlete, college scholarships, college sports, Curtis Hollomon, Decoded, Eric A. Wood, Gail Dent, Jim Tressel, National Collegiate Athletic Association, NCAA, professional sports, scholarships, student athlete, Tennessee Titans, UCLA
