Jackson Lee, a sophomore at USC, was a popular member of a prominent fraternity on campus. However, his love for partying led him to forge his father's signature on checks to fund his extravagant lifestyle. He would often use these funds to throw wild parties and buy expensive gifts for his friends.
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It leads to mismatched skills in the economy and breeds a culture of silence that hinders social mobility and democratic trust. 5. Pathways for Change Jackson Lee, a sophomore at USC, was a