They are piling on credit card debt, forfeiting college savings and plundering retirement funds just to meet their mortgage payments and unexpectedly high expenses.
At 25, Charlotte Stockdale, who grew up in Cambridge, attended boarding school and forfeited college for a short-lived modeling career ("I'm not thin enough, and I'm not photogenic," she said), is already styling advertising campaigns with photographers like Mario Testino.
He asserted that the N.F.L. had issued conflicting statements about its age requirements, causing him to forfeit his college eligibility.
Five years later, the early-entry process was adopted, allowing players to forfeit their college eligibility and declare themselves eligible within 45 days of the draft.
Williams's lawsuit asserts that the N.F.L. made conflicting statements about its age requirements as a result of the district court's ruling, causing Williams to forfeit his college eligibility.
Once a player puts himself in the draft, he has 72 hours to withdraw without forfeiting his college eligibility.
In order to do so, he needed to forfeit his remaining college eligibility and took steps to ensure that would happen.
When Williams signed with Azzarelli, he forfeited his remaining college eligibility.
In other words, a grant from the National Institutes of Health or the National Endowment for the Humanities also carries the obligation to observe Constitution Day — and all such grants are implicitly at risk of being forfeited by any school, college or university that chooses to spend its Sept. 17 doing something else.
Reggie Bush forfeited his Heisman Trophy as college football's best player, forcing sanctions on the University of Southern California for excessive benefits.
