Victor Davis Hanson

It was all this fake postmodern.

It was all about oppression and how alumni had to help out black students.

But it was all, it was very, it was unreadable.

And as someone who taught both at places that were considered prestigious and not prestigious, I could tell you that that would not have qualified for

So when she says when I got there, I felt like, why are they picking on me?

Well, they've been picking on everybody who didn't get the requisite SAT scores.

And I can tell you when I graduated from college and I knew that I wanted to go to Stanford University's Ph.D.

program and they had the LSAT program.

And I knew that you had to get almost a perfect score to get in, even though all your grades could be perfect.

You could have four years of Latin.

So what did I do?

I did what everybody else did.

I got about six books on the LSAT, and I studied for about 50 weeks for my whole senior year.

And I remember I had little note cards I carried around everywhere with me, and I would flip them.

You know, they're all these words we never use, but if they're on the test...

And if you can identify them, then suddenly you're considered a good test taker.

So the point is, she says, I'm never a good test taker.

Well, then improve on it.

But she is naturally bright.

But it's always the test were so.