As Berkeley Enrolls More Out-of-State Students, Racial Diversity May Suffer
Ever since California voters banned affirmative action by state agencies in 1996, the University of California at Berkeley has struggled to enroll more than a small group of black and Latino students. Four years ago, Chancellor Robert J. Birgeneau called the university's low numbers "shocking" and said the situation was "a crisis." But after making limited progress since then, Berkeley...
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