Damn, Zulu. So demanding.
This article pretty much covers it, and has links to substantiate the claims made in the OP link.
Citing "Mental Anguish," Christine O'Donnell Sought $6.9 Million in Gender Discrimination Lawsuit Against Conservative Group | The Weekly StandardO'Donnell, who is now challenging moderate congressman Mike Castle in the September 14 Delaware GOP Senate primary, sought $6.95 million in damages. In a court complaint, she extensively detailed the "mental anguish" she suffered after allegedly being demoted and fired because of her gender. And, although she didn't have a bachelor's degree until this year, O'Donnell implied she was taking master's degree classes at Princeton University in 2003.
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The Delaware News Journal reported on Saturday: "[O'Donnell's] alma mater, Fairleigh Dickinson University, sued her in 1994 for about $4,000 in unpaid tuition. She satisfied the debt in 2003 and received her diploma this month after completing an additional course." O'Donnell's campaign manager Matt Moran acknowledged in an email received at midnight Saturday that O'Donnell "was not admitted to a Masters Degree program at Princeton. She took an undergraduate non-matriculated class at PU on constitutional government."
Moran has not yet replied to a subsequent email asking why O'Donnell claimed "ISI violated its promise to allow Miss ODonnell time to take Master's degree classes at Princeton in return for a salary as small as $65,000 for her credentials and expertise, and as a result of ISI's breach of its agreement, Miss O'Donnell was forced to quit her courses at Princeton, losing her time and money invested in this course of study at Princeton. [emphasis added]."
Here's a summary, and link to the radio interview where she made the claim.
A Trainwreck Radio Interview in Delaware Must Be Amtrak, I Suppose - The Campaign Spot - National Review Online
Who Is Christine O'Donnell? | The Weekly StandardIdeological differences aside, questions have been raised about O'Donnell's financial history. According to a March 21
Delaware News Journal article posted on
knowchristineodonnell.com, O'Donnell is using campaign funds to pay for half of the rent at her residence:
Greenville Place lists the prices of a town house rental between $1,645 and $2,020 a month, depending on the number of bedrooms and square feet.
O'Donnell said she pays half of her rent with campaign donations because she also uses the town home as her Senate campaign headquarters.
"I'm splitting it, legally splitting it and paying part of it," she said. "This is our technical headquarters."
O'Donnell said she has separate, private quarters and that staffers, like Hust, live in the other portion of the home.
O'Donnell tells THE WEEKLY STANDARD that while she does pay rent on what is technically her legal residence with campaign funds, she also has a separate permanent residence, the location of which she won't disclose "for security reasons."
She's claimed $5,800 in earned income for 15 months.

Same article.
Asked about a financial disclosure showing that
O'Donnell only had $5,800 of earned income last year, O'Donnell told me that she actually made more but didn't have to and wouldn't disclose how much. "The only thing they can use against me is that IÂ’m not a multi-millionaire," said O'Donnell.
Just for shits, the Delaware GOP has filed an FEC complaint against her.

SOP.
Delaware GOP Files FEC Complaint Against O'Donnell - The Eye (CQ Politics)The complaint alleges that the O'Donnell campaign is "knowingly accepting illegal campaign contributions from the Tea Party Express PAC." It cites two "alarming" instances:
-- O'Donnell has knowingly accepted excessive contributions from the Tea Party Express that were directly solicited on behalf of the O'Donnell campaign, according to the filing.
-- O'Donnell has accepted illegal excessive contributions from the Tea Party Express by engaging in a statewide coordinated communications effort in support of her campaign. This means, according to the complaint, that every advertisement that is being run by the Tea Party Express in support of Ms. O'Donnell is a violation of Federal law.
The issue won't be resolved before Tuesday.
An FEC spokeswoman said it was "highly unlikely that the case could be expedited before the primary."
That's good enough. I think she's a long-shot anyways. Delaware is about as blue as they get and she doesn't seem like a Scott Brown Republican. In other words, you probably won't be putting her center-fold pic as your avatar.

Edit: One more thing to add. Here's her campaign's FEC financial summary, for what it's worth.
2010*Candidate Details