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Read this response on NYT article and thought this one was so relevant to the OJ + Sister story. I think OJ was a victim of her parents ambition and greed and she sadly bought into the idea that the only way to get ahead was to cheat the system. Will wait to see how many other similar cheats we have her in school and I hope the admin people scrub the system and clean things up. From NYT: Serena Saxton Hoggard High School, Wilmington, NCMarch 14 Times Pick Over the past few days, I've heard a million different opinions from voices all over the world. I just want to quote a few lines from the article that I just couldn't stop thinking about. "The real losers in all of this are the children of these wealthy parents, who learn that cheating is the way to win in life. They have been failed by their parents and lost something precious: their self-respect," written by Jim Brokaw. The whole world is outraged but these kids are outraged and humiliated. They're slowly beginning to panic and wonder if any of their accomplishments had been real. If their parents would bend the rules for this, who knows what else they would bend them for? They're going to be in mental torment over this for a long and undetermined amount of time, and if anything, I just hope to shed light on that. We can still be angry at the parents while sympathizing for the kids as well.