(based on the movie Stealing Harvard): robbing a bank in order to specifically pay off an expensive tuition or a mortgage
is stealing Harvard even a crime? probably not, if there was no one killed in your attack, and if you stole the money only to re-invest it in the economy
by Sexydimma November 17, 2016

"The Father of Algebra"
"No further questions, Your Honor."
Harvard MVP
ACT and SAT Extraordinaire
Only one "B"
Name of an advanced student who is very diligent, busy, and signs up (but does not participate in) many clubs. Has an interesting aging process because they skipped a grade of school. Remains at the age of 12 until Mr. President's further notice.
"No further questions, Your Honor."
Harvard MVP
ACT and SAT Extraordinaire
Only one "B"
Name of an advanced student who is very diligent, busy, and signs up (but does not participate in) many clubs. Has an interesting aging process because they skipped a grade of school. Remains at the age of 12 until Mr. President's further notice.
Person 1 (let's call him Casey): Look at the new kid! Apparently he skipped a grade and is becoming a total Harvard MVP. He signed up for a ton of clubs and got a perfect score on his national latin exam.
Person 2: Yeah, if he's a true Harvard MVP, he'll get a "B" in his civ class and switch teachers.
Casey: True, True.
Person 2: Yeah, if he's a true Harvard MVP, he'll get a "B" in his civ class and switch teachers.
Casey: True, True.
by iwishicouldbeharvardmvp March 5, 2018

by Enby of the Underworld January 17, 2025

by randall isiah November 23, 2013
