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Report: An Examination of Judge Roberts' Record
The most pertinent aspects of Judge Roberts’ record essentially fit into three categories: (1) service in the Office of Solicitor General;
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Judge Alito’s Record: Restraint, Commitment to Precedent, Faithful Application of the Law
With each Republican nominee to the Supreme Court – from Sandra Day O’Connor to John Roberts – attacks by liberal interest groups such as Pe
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Michigan: Who Really Won?
Colleges' cautious reaction to the Supreme Court's affirmative-action decisions may have snatched defeat from the jaws of victory. I
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At U. of Washington, a First Test of the Michigan Rulings
An advocacy group that has led the legal assault against race-conscious college admissions is hoping to use a longstanding lawsuit against the University of Washington School of Law to further limit the... Read more in The Chronicle of Higher Education.
Chronicle of Higher Education


New Software Said to Help Colleges Maintain Diversity in Admissions While Abiding by Supreme Court Rulings
A new software program promises to help colleges maintain diversity in admissions in a way that complies with last year's Supreme Court
Chronicle of Higher Education


Advocacy Groups Pressure Colleges to Disclose Affirmative-Action Policies
Three organizations opposed to affirmative action in college admissions have mounted efforts to force selective colleges throughout the nati
Chronicle of Higher Education


Foes of Affirmative Action Push Colleges to Reveal Policies on Race-Conscious Admissions
Read more in The Chronicle of Higher Education.
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Affirmative Action Remains a Minefield, Mostly Unmapped
Supreme Court rulings confuse colleges and may imperil scholarships based on race...
Chronicle of Higher Education


Student Sues Cal Poly Campus, Saying It Violated His Free-Speech Rights
A student at California Polytechnic State University at San Luis Obispo sued university officials on Thursday for what he and his lawyers ca
Chronicle of Higher Education
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