The Ann Arbor News covers segregation in area schools in two articles today: “Schools become more segregated” and “Few concerned about local schools’ racial mix.” Meanwhile, the Freep continues to hype the three ELF arsons in sprawl around Ann Arbor in a story yesterday that contained little new information, and in this editorial. I think […]
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The Dateline Special hosted by Tom Brokaw about the U-M admissions lawsuits is tonight at 8:00 PM. Today’s Chronicle of Higher Ed. contains a series of articles about affirmative action here at the U of M. The reporter picks up on BAMN’s unpopularity among student activists – the first time I have every seen a […]
While I support mixed use development, I’m frustrated when it’s only built for the wealthy. A proposed 20-condo project at Kingsley and North Ashley could sell units for the ‘high $300,000s’ but not quite hit the ‘Ann Arbor luxury market’ according to this story in the Business Direct Weekly.
From this USA Today op-ed:“… But until I reviewed my class directory, I had forgotten how unrepresentative and undemocratic law schools were before affirmative action began. My directory listed 243 graduates. Examining the names and calling upon my best recollection, here is its composition: Four women. One (possibly two) African-American. One Hispanic surname. The remainder […]
In addition to the entire republican delegation, U.S. Represenatives from Michigan John Dingell, Dale Kildee, and Bart Stupak all voted for the recently passed, illegal abortion ban. See the complete vote here. The two top editors at the Times, Howell Raines and Gerald Boyd, have resigned in the wake of the Jayson Blair scandal. Here’s […]
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