re: Name an alum from your school you’d rather had not attended your institution

This is super fricking easy.



Or this idiot...

Oh you’re back. Neat. Forgot you were gone

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Unless someone from Washington or Temple chimes in, as both schools can claim Ted Bundy.

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I would guess that anyone from Temple would say Bill Cosby. He was so closely tied to the school, as an alum and trustee.

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David Duke


You win. No one else is likely to top that on the list of “alums I wish didn’t go to my school”

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I'll take a shot... maybe her and David can meet on Matchmaker.com

Donna Brazile

Brazile received a bachelor of arts in psychology from LSU 1981. She was the first African-American to lead to major presidential campaign as campaign manager for Al Gore's 2000 presidential run. She is the chair of the Democratic National Committee’s Voting Rights Institute and the founder/director of Brazile & Associates, LLC, a political consulting firm based in Washington, D.C

TennesseeFan25

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Bernie Madoff. But he didn’t graduate. He withdrew.

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Madoff over that "Heaven's Gate" cult leader that oversaw all those people die? There's also "Segregation now, segregation tomorrow, segregation forever" George Wallace.

Tough decisions for Bama.

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Kenneth Lay?

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It's been a while, but I read somewhere that when Enron was sitting tall in the saddle, the University of Missouri named a building on campus after Kenneth Lay. I'm guessing he donated a lot of money for that and they were really proud of him.

But in the aftermath of the Enron scandals, Mizzou took his name off the building. Anyone know if that is accurate?

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Me, any school who would have me has no class, values or moral terpitude!

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Darn it, you beat me to this joke.

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the Los Alamos nuclear spy

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Wen Ho Lee - Class of '69: Nuclear researcher indicted on 59 counts by a federal grand jury for stealing U.S. nuclear arsenal secrets for China.
But as it turned out, the U.S. government could not actually prove these charges. I think he took a plea bargain to a much lesser charge having to do with mishandling classified information and then successfully sued the government and some media outlets.

It's not 100% clear whether he is a villain or a hero. He wrote a book about it.