Where There's A Mill, There's A Way
Considering plastic surgery? Who better to counsel you on the ramifications of getting a fake face than a fake doctor of psychology? It turns out that Lynn Ianni, the shrink on the Fox show Extreme Makeover, got her Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology in the mail from a diploma mill called California Coast University. Yes, some Ph.D candidates struggle for years to write their doctoral dissertations; others struggle for seconds to find a stamp to put on the check they're mailing to buy the fancy-looking piece of paper that says they earned their Ph.D. And now, that line you've all been waiting for: No, she's not a doctor -- but she plays one on TV!
Posted by aalkon at May 17, 2004 2:47 PM
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"some Ph.D candidates struggle for years to write their doctoral dissertations"
and some of them -- usually drag queens with botched sex-change operations and a lot of bitterness -- manage to write them in a couple of years. We couldn't do it with the support of advice columnists whose brains naturally produce an LSD-like substance upon contact with a laptop.
Posted by: Lena at May 17, 2004 8:16 AM
Whoooo...me?!
Posted by: Amy Alkon at May 17, 2004 8:53 AM
that's fox for ya
Posted by: lauren at May 17, 2004 9:15 AM
Don't tell me you've been reading the electrolite blog where they've exposed a high ranking DoD official as a recipient of a Master's Degree from Columbus University, yet another diploma mill.
rhc
Posted by: rhc at May 17, 2004 12:11 PM