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A trustee of the Juilliard School…

has been arrested for forgery of a prescription drug. Oxycontin, of course.

Bradley H. Jack was at Lehman Brothers before it went bankrupt; he left in 2005 with an $80 million severance. He owns the most expensive house in Fairfield, Connecticut.

Guess you can’t call it hillbilly heroin anymore.

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“Had Brad Jack worked for a culture that supported rather than culled illness, maybe we would not be reading today’s headlines [about his drugs arrest].”

Boo hoo. A new form of sympathy for our times. Vicky Ward argues that Bradley Jack’s fate had nothing to do with Jack’s own ability to discern that his bottomless greed kept him working at greedy evil sicko Lehman Brothers. Noooo. Lehman Brothers was supposed to be Ben & Jerry’s – a soft, supportive environment – and its failure to be this put Jack in jail.

Margaret Soltan, July 2, 2011 1:05PM
Posted in: trustees trashing the place

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