Washington, D.C. – The Center for Individual Rights filed a federal lawsuit Tuesday, April 6 challenging racial preferences in student assignments to the acclaimed St. Paul, MN Capitol Hill Magnet school. At issue is a school district policy that leaves available classroom seats unfilled in order to achieve the district’s
Read More → Posted in Press ReleasesBy Terence J. Pell
Delivered at Hamilton College, April 5, 1999
The title of my talk today is “Racial Preferences in Higher Education.” But really, it should be called, “The Debate About Racial Preferences in Higher Education.” Because, I want to talk today not so much about racial preferences themselves, but certain
Read More → Posted in ArticlesReview of William G. Bowen and Derek Curtis Bok. The Shape of the River: Long-Term Consequences of Considering Race in College and University Admissions. Princeton University Press.
By Michael Greve
Policy Review, April 1, 1999
AS FORMER PRESIDENTS of Princeton and Harvard respectively, William G. Bowen and Derek Bok played leading roles in
Read More → Posted in NewsFeminists beat up on male wrestlers and other jocks
By Jeremy Rabkin
The American Spectator, April 1, 1999
Harasser of employees, exploiter of interns, friend of pornographers, rapist – Bill Clinton is, of course, the darling of the feminist establishment. He does so much for feminists to keep them overlooking his, uh, private
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