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New Column: What Did You Say?

This is the debut of what I hope will be a new series. Each week, I'll pick two or three of the most interesting story or Facebook comments, questions, or Twitter tweets sent to Bellevue Patch.

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"This school has had a wacky admissions policy since at least 2006 when I applied and got out right rejected. I had a ~2300 SAT score, equally high SAT 2's, and just got out of the Army with a distinguished military record out of Fort Lewis. I filed a complaint that it was veteran discrimination because I felt like I had the highest SAT score of all rejected applicants and got no where doing so. My other applications came back and I was wait listed at Stanford, Cal Tech, and accepted to Columbia, and Duke, with UW being the lone rejection. I really wanted to go to UW because I loved the Seattle area, but couldn't because I was rejected. Anyway, I'm graduating from Columbia next month, so in the end it all worked out, I just wish I was able to root myself in Seattle rather than NYC."

Via FacebookMelanie Ness in response to the story , after the question was posed: drink milk or pass?

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"Pass"

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Thanks for this information triumph110! I am actually doing a blog talk radio show today (PYHOOYA Parenting!)and in our topic today we will be discussing sexual abuse of children at the hands of teachers. I am going to include the link to www.schoolteachernews.com in the broadcast. The broadcast is today (Tuesday) 2PM here: 
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