Indiana U. Law School Defends Affirmative Action

By KATHERINE S. MANGAN

Officials at Indiana University School of Law in May defended their affirmative-action efforts after a recent graduate complained that someone had stolen copies of a report he was trying to distribute. The graduate said that the report proved that the school was lowering its standards for minority students.

Scott M. Dillon, who received joint law...

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