[quote=Coronita][quote=flyer]Youngest son loved UCSD. He felt he found exactly what he was looking for close to home. Other kids attended elsewhere–daughter, Harvard, eldest son, USC.
You younger parents out there will find, as my wife and I have found, that watching your kids reach for and achieve their dreams is more fulfilling than most anything else you will experience in life, and that all of the work you and they put in is definitely worth it.[/quote]
But she didnt appear to make the triton top 10 famous people. Evelyn Lin still the best and on top, no pun intended …..and she didnt need to spend her dads time and money to go to harvard to have her own successful business. And now, shes retired , married with one kid… early 30ies….
What an incredible entrepreneur that did it all by herself without the help of her parent, single father dad that was poor! so much respect for her!
I might have support one of her royalty businesses pay per view….for the hard work she put into it. Her brand is so well known, its international…[/quote]
Come to think about it… There definitely was an equal opportunity to be famous. When I was in college, I remember Playboy visited our campus to do a special issue… “The Women of the Ivy Leagues”….
There was a huge line in the off campus bookstore wrapped around the building of people interviewing…And they were hitting each of the Ivy League campuses… I think Harvard was the next one on the list, according to my classmate that went to the interview. Really nice and pretty blond from connecticut. Her dad was supposedly a big real estate developer. I asked her dad knew what she was doing, and she said “hell no”…lol
