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Subject: It is no different than any other program. Someone can win an award but unless they meet all the qualifications they will not receive. Lots of scholarship programs are set up like that Author: No name [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 21:05:17 12/16/24 Mon Author Host/IP: mobile-166-199-149-123.mycingular.net/166.199.149.123 In reply to: 's message, "There is a big difference between "awarded" and "paid". You can award millions but if you only pay $100,000 - that is a problem. I would love to see the books of what has actually been paid out in checks written to colleges and universities. That is where the truth lies and I will bet that is a spreadsheet no one will ever see!" on 17:17:23 12/16/24 Mon [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date You're still under the old school assumption that the point of the pageant is scholarships. When you intentionally design the rules to where most of those competing aren't eligible to win a prize, and those who are, you make the process so onerous, they give up, that's not the girls' fault but the fault of those structuring the scholarship rules. That would be Robin. (NT) TL:DR Robin purposely designed the rules for her to pay out the least, down to her MA pick (unn-37-19-221-141.datapacket.com/37.19.221.141) 09:56:14 12/18/24 Wed