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A Predictable Scandal

Insode Higher Ed

February 7, 2012

William D. Adams, president, Colby College, writes: As the president of a small, selective liberal arts college, I'd like to say that I'm surprised by the recent news that Claremont McKenna College has been submitting false SAT scores for incoming freshmen. And I'd like to say that I believe that we can all rest assured that it's an aberration, an unseemly and unfortunate action of a single bad actor. Sadly, I can't in good faith say either of those things. We should have seen this coming.

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