In 1981, Harvard rejected Paul Devlin; he spotted a grammatical error, rejected the rejection and had his response published in The New York Times
- Paul Devlin responded to Harvard University's rejection letter by rejecting its rejection (Letters of Note photo)In 1981, a student who was rejected by Harvard University decided he wasn't going to let the letter have the final word.
- Instead, he wrote back to reject Harvard's rejection.
- Paul Devlin wrote back to Harvard a humorous letter after noticing that the rejection letter from Harvard contained a grammatical error.
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- Paul Devlin responded to Harvard University's rejection letter by rejecting its rejection (Letters of Note photo)In 1981, a student who was rejected by Harvard University decided he wasn't going to let the letter have the final word.
- Instead, he wrote back to reject Harvard's rejection.
- Paul Devlin wrote back to Harvard a humorous letter after noticing that the rejection letter from Harvard contained a grammatical error.
Sources: Times of India