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I don't love the 20 page article, but it's not like it's actual labor to click to the next page.
I will say, I used to try and read MBTV back when it was MBTV, but I was on a dialup and the pages took so effing long to load, and I hd to do it so often, I stopped going there. It trained me pretty well not to go back, since I've had cable internet for more than a year and I still don't go there.
Too bad RT didn't tell how Veronica "Yea! I'm going to Stanford!" Mars ended up at Hearst college. I'm still waiting for that explanation, if there is one.
that was sort of implied last year when she got the text message about the verdict being in from her dad. she looked into the hall and saw Wallace and thought about the conversation they'd just had and what was important to her.
Stanford just wasn't as important as being with her friends and family and seeing the look on Aaron's face when he was convicted (or so she thought).
Yep. As Tiggy says, she blew off the thing she'd have had to have done for the money for Stanford to watch the verdict.
And Hearst was planted as far back as One Angry Veronica (which, I think was the Christmastime episode). I always figured she'd go to Hearst.
"One Angry Veronica," Cindy.
That explanation doesn't work for me at all. If she didn't have the money to go to Stanford, then how'd she have the money to go to Hearst (and get a brand new car!)?
Kendall paid Keith a shitload of cash to flake out on his daughter's graduation trip.
Oh yeah, that's right. But that wouldn't be enough for her to go to Stanford? Or something?
We already know that someone on the Hearst admissions committee likes her, which means she likely got mad scholarship money. Besides, like Plei said, she decided to stay in Neptune, period, when she ditched that exam to see the verdict. It wasn't about the money anymore.