The Week contest — Trump University
Last week's question: The state of New York is suing Donald Trump, alleging that his self-titled investment school was a scam. Some students promised a meeting with the Donald were instead offered a photo op with a life-size cutout of the tycoon. Please send us the name of a course that could be taught at Trump's school.
RESULTS:
THE WINNER: Art 101: Trump l’Oeil
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