It does not get the highest grade from any one strategy, but it gets good grades from both the Lynch and O'Neil strategies.

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Because a poor black kid who gets good grades, has a part time job and becomes proficient with a technical skill will go to college.

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Sadly, it's also an idea that is going out of style in a society where students expect to get good grades just for showing up, where everyone gets a ribbon no matter where they finish, and where parents scheme to get their kids into college by lobbying state legislatures to create set-asides for in-state residents at public universities.

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