January 14, 2000
Ethnic Studies Survives Another Round at Berkeley
Another round in the ugly fight over ethnic studies at the University of California at Berkeley has drawn to a close, this time without any arrests.
Last month, members of the Academic Senate defeated a resolution challenging the administration's decision to beef up the ethnic-studies department. Under an agreement reached last May, after weeks of student protests and 129 arrests, the department is promised eight tenure-track slots and a $100,000 research
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