i'm not against entertainment. But i guess we have a different definition for that.
Why does Puff Daddys son need a scholarship??
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i'm not against entertainment. But i guess we have a different definition for that.
My question is this then, where do you find the time to do all these wonderful things and still post on MFK so much?
He has average speed, and has weakness listed as "HANDS". Gotta work on those grabbin skills as a DB.
Every kid wants to earn a scholarship, It's a reward of how hard u worked, and it shows the schools belief in you as an athlete.
As much as I believe puffy has the funds to pay, I believe Justin wanted to know he is worthy of UCLA.
Nice job, Justin.
Every kid wants to earn a scholarship, It's a reward of how hard u worked, and it shows the schools belief in you as an athlete.
As much as I believe puffy has the funds to pay, I believe Justin wanted to know he is worthy of UCLA.
Nice job, Justin.
Of course, because we all know that if you are not making significant contributions to science, you are unworthy of an education of any sort.
Entertainment
en·ter·tain·ment/ˌentərˈtānmənt/
Noun:
1.The action of providing or being provided with amusement or enjoyment.
2.An event, performance, or activity designed to entertain others.
wow ppl...maybe his kid wants to make his own way and not ride on his daddies coat tails?
get over your selves and leave the kid alone he earned it so he gets it..enough said.
get over your selves and leave the kid alone he earned it so he gets it..enough said.
And how many of these things will you accomplish? Where do you get the audacity to think you're more valuable than anyone else? You don't need to be so judgemental.
I understand the people saying his daddy can pay, but some people have pride and want to make their own way. This kid probably never has to work again, but he's trying to do his own thing and make his own name, which I think is respectable. If there's someone more deserving then they should get it, if not, then he's another hard working kid getting what he earned.
Hey bottles! If the kid really does want to make it on his own, that IS really respectable. Im just assuming that money given by private donors or in this case the article concludes its tax payer money goes with the intention of assisting college students who may not be able to go to college otherwise. If I could connect the 2 cents I paid in taxes to send THIS guy to school, Id be irritated. Honestly I didnt even know Pdiddy had a college age son and I know nothing about the guy, obviously he has some level of intelligence and talent thats way beyond me, but people like me have to keep track of every dollar I give.
I'd be willing to bet donations also skyrocket when athletics excel and keep the school in the news. I know that when I was at Purdue there was a much stronger alumni presence when the football or basketball teams did well. Football and basketball also fund scholarships for the other sports whose athletes have no professional ambitions.
