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POINT OF VIEW
Now that the Supreme Court has agreed to revisit the role of race and ethnicity in university admissions, we can hope that public colleges and universities will finally receive urgently needed guidance in an area that has been increasingly perplexing and divisive for at least a decade. Two cases involving the use of race-conscious admissions...
At Last, Guidance Seems Likely on Affirmative Action
By ROBERT O'NEILNow that the Supreme Court has agreed to revisit the role of race and ethnicity in university admissions, we can hope that public colleges and universities will finally receive urgently needed guidance in an area that has been increasingly perplexing and divisive for at least a decade. Two cases involving the use of race-conscious admissions...
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