The mastermind of the college admissions scandal may have lied about a student’s race
Photo: Education Images/Universal Images Group via Getty This year’s colossal college admissions cheating scandal — which the FBI dubbed “Operation Varsity Blues” and Lori Loughlin still calls a “huge misunderstanding” — continues to generate stories about unscrupulous decadents who were allegedly down with sneaking their kids into top-tier undergraduate programs.
The private high school Eliza attended, the Buckley School in Sherman Oaks, California, told VF that in December 2017 they got on the phone with schools to which Eliza had sent early action applications . Each was excited to accept her into their upcoming class and described her as an African-American tennis phenom.
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