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OMG. Ivy League students are abusing the “disability” status to get special benefits like bringing their mom to class. More than 20% of undergraduate students at Brown & Harvard, and 38% at Stanford, claim to have a "disability." This status allows students: -Exemptions from being called on by professors... show more

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