>>No, it doesn't prove that LRH lied about his grades. You can have high
>>grades and still fail to get your degree, because you stopped your
>>studies, for example.

>You can have high grades and fail to get a degree; but you _can't_ have
>flunking grades, drop out of college, and get a (valid) degree.

>Given that Hubbard's grades were low; that he dropped out of college;
>his claim of a degree is a lie; and it is a lie that necessarily encom-
>passes that he 1) attended college for a sufficient period of time;
>2) while making grades in his courses which were sufficient;
>3) to obtain a degree in a chosen field.

>We know that Hubbard didn't attend college long enough to get a
>degree; didn't make grades in his courses which would have been
>sufficient to get a degree had he continued to attend college;
>and 3) diddn't obtain a degree (except that phony 'doctorate' from
>a diploma mill).