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Podcast: A deep dive into the college admissions scandal at USC

Of all the schools linked to the scandal, USC is the only one with an adminstrator alleged to be involved.
Of all the schools linked to the scandal, USC is the only one with an adminstrator alleged to be involved.
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On the latest episode of the “Arrive Early, Leave Late” podcast, USC writer Brady McCollough and enterprise reporter Nathan Fenno delve into the college admissions scandal that has led to the indictment of dozens of people, including four with ties to the Trojans.

Of all the schools linked to the scandal, USC is the only one with an adminstrator — former senior associate athletic director Donna Heinel — alleged to be involved. McCullough gets into the details of the scandal and discusses whether or not there is still more to uncover.

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Later, Fenno reviews the larger epidemic of a scandal-plagued institution. Is this a series of rogue individuals or is a larger department effort at play here?

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The Times launched “Arrive Early, Leave Late” in October to take listeners closer to the action of L.A.’s home teams. Hosted by Beto Durán and featuring The Times’ award-winning reporters and columnists, the podcast combines in-depth interviews, the best moments from the games and a look inside the front offices.

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