Full-Tuition Law School Offer Crumbles in Penn State Cocaine Case
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A Penn State cocaine-trafficking investigation led to the withdrawal of Thomas Robinson's admission to New England Law Boston, despite a full-tuition O’Connor scholarship; authorities say he was a supplier in a fraternity drug operation, and his father—an attorney—faces related charges in the case.
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