Minority Students Win Right to Intervene in Lawsuit Attacking Affirmative Action

By PETER SCHMIDT

Black and Hispanic students have won a federal court's permission to join the University of Michigan

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The full text of the ruling, including the dissent

in defending its use of affirmative action in admissions against two lawsuits.

The minority students plan to offer an argument

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