Affirmative Action- Split Decision Still Wisely Upholds Sound Policy in Michigan Case
The Post Standard
Date of publish – 6/28/03
The Herald Company
TC3
2/24/09
http://docs.newsbank.com/s/InfoWeb/aggdocs/NewsBank/0FCE9BD33893A960/0F9989E5D6CE7776
Argument: legacy admissions for colleges
Claim: Colleges and universities are to continue considering race as a factor in admission policies to advance diversity and address discrimination
Evidence: A student from The University of Michigan wanted the admission system to assign points based on race, but the US Supreme Court denied the request.
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Affirmative Action- Split Decision Still Wisely Upholds Sound Policy in Michigan Case
The Post Standard
Date of publish – 6/28/03
-->publication
The Herald Company
TC3
2/24/09
http://docs.newsbank.com/s/InfoWeb/aggdocs/NewsBank/0FCE9BD33893A960/0F9989E5D6CE7776
Argument: legacy admissions for colleges
Claim: Colleges and universities are to continue
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considering race as a factor in admission policies to advance diversity and address discrimination
Evidence: A student from The University of Michigan wanted the admission system to assign points based on race, but the US Supreme Court denied the request.
-->[This does not sound like an argument essay, and it does not seem to be related to legacy admissions.]