Grades Do Not Define Who We Are, How We Regard Grades Does

Across the Pacific, a senatorial aspirant claims on a Facebook page to be "one of the first female graduates from an Ivy League School—Princeton University, graduating with honors". The same Facebook page posted a couple of weeks ago a photo of a letter from Princeton's Class of 1979, to lend support to the claim of the daughter of former president Marcos of being an alumnus of Princeton. Since Princeton includes degrees/honors awarded as well as dates of attendance in a student's "directory information" in its Policy on Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act, it is possible for the public to know if the claim is true or not. So now we have it in a story published in students' newspaper in Princeton, "Filipino governor, senate candidate falsely claims to have graduated from U.":
The source cited by the students' newspaper is Deputy University Spokesperson Michael Hotchkiss.
Back here in the United States, a former lawyer of United Stat…
The source cited by the students' newspaper is Deputy University Spokesperson Michael Hotchkiss.
Back here in the United States, a former lawyer of United Stat…