Higher Ed Heist

Higher Ed Heist

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Higher ed crimes and misdemeanors. They're looting the colleges. Attacks on DEI are a smokescreen. Pay-to-play franchises available. 🚩 higheredheist.com

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2010-2014, Ron DeSantis started/ran "LSAT Freedom, LLC" with his two Harvard Law roommates. The company office address listed is DeSantis's then-Florida home; the company mailing address listed is in New Hampshire.

One roommate/partner would later have his law license suspended after allegations of mishandling $100,000 in client funds (keeping/spending client settlement awards) and lying to investigators about it. He resigned his law license to avoid investigation. www.nhpr.org/nh-news/2022...

nhpr.orgJudge recommends upholding suspension of Bedford attorney Robert FojoRobert Fojo, who has filed lawsuits over COVID-19 safety measures in schools, was suspended from practicing over allegations he mishandled client money.

Former University of Florida President Ben Sasse boasts that he "was recruited to wrestle at Harvard" and went: "Not because I thought they had good academics, but because they had crappy enough sports that they would let me play." Sasse did not letter in wrestling at Harvard.

Harvard Crimson coverage of the wrestling team from the time Sasse would have been on the team is extensive. Sasse is never mentioned. Similarly, George Santos was an impact player for Baruch College's men's volleyball team.

In 2013, while campaigning for U.S. Senate, then-Midland University President Ben Sasse purchased a home valued at $250,000-$500,000 with a 10-year mortgage. In less than two years, less than one year into his term, Senator Sasse's house was paid off. Disclosures accessed @opensecrets.org

Marva Johnson, president-elect of Florida A&M, owns "Acre Holdings, LLC," registered to an address in Georgia, domesticated in Florida as "Acre Holdings of Florida, LLC," and managed through "Brownland Legacy Private Family Trust," registered to P.O. Box in a UPS Store in Jacksonville.

Tommy Gregory, former Florida congressman, stepped down in 2024 after being appointed president of State College of Florida, Manatee-Sarasota. Gregory owns a company called "Raketes," importing and selling three styles of beach paddle ball racket from Greece. Rackets. www.raketes.com

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