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The First Batch of CPA Exam Scores Has Been Released for the October/November Testing Window

Posted on by Caleb Newquist

Hurricane Sandy managed to throw the AICPA off its game for a few days, but anyone that was expecting delays to extend into next week will be excited (or terribly disappointed) that things are moving right along:

This is great because it could be just the thing to pull the Romney supporters out of the doldrums. Of course, it could be the catalyst that results in you being sent home early today and in a meeting with HR on Monday. We'd hate to see that happen so please, do everyone in your immediate vicinity a favor and just type out your exuberance or rage into the comments. That's what they're for.

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Dear Becker,

olinto_cpa.jpgA reader was kind enough to share with us a letter they sent to Becker after the software expired and was rendered utterly useless.
Here’s an excerpt:
“The Becker lectures sang to me like a siren’s song. Much like poor Odysseus, I screamed for more. Yet, unlike Odysseus, there was no one there to keep me safe. Tim Gearty became the man that I yearned to be. He is smart, funny, humorous, debonair, more dashing than James Bond and full of more knowledge than Ken Jennings. His style rivals that of GQ’s Man of the Month.”
Check out more love for Tim Gearty and Peter Olinto in the whole letter, after the jump

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