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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 2003

Page

6

Regents universities to fine tune admissions policies after Supreme Court rulings

Iowa three public universities welcomed the Supreme Court decisions upholding affirmative action in two cases. Officials say the rulings will have little impact on Iowa admissions while prompting policy refinements. UI and other schools emphasize race as a factor among many, not a quota.

Regents Universities Iowa Tom Owen Gazette Iowa City U.S. Supreme Court Hines Supreme Court

Court endorses road map for constitutional affirmative action in higher education

The Supreme Court, in two Michigan cases, ruled racial quotas unconstitutional while allowing universities to consider race to promote diversity. NAACP President Kweisi Mfume hailed the decision as providing a road map for constitutionally acceptable affirmative action programs in higher education.

N. William Hines US Law School Sandra Day O’connor Hines Supreme Court Michigan Charlotte Westerhaus III Chuck Grassley Iowa NAACP Kweisi Mfume

Supreme Court reviews disability access and local service bans

The court agreed to decide if states can be sued for failing to install wheelchair ramps and other accommodations, and whether states can block local governments from offering local phone and Internet service. Justices debated affirmative action and rejected rigid point based admissions at Michigan, while preserving some race conscious consideration in college admissions and leadership roles.

Supreme Court California Souter Ruth Bader Ginsburg Stephen Breyer O’connor University of Michigan Law School

Space science department forecasts bright future with new hires

Craig Kletzing notes future astronomers include a space plasma expert and a plasma theorist as the department prepares its first search in the coming academic year. Thomas Boggess says five years separate Iowa City projects from the next IOWA-built space instrument amid ongoing suborbital work and a Mars Express radar mission funded by NASA.

Craig Kletzing Thomas Boggess UI Space Iawa Iowa City Garnett NASA James A. van Allen America van Allen

Space science recruitment challenge voiced by Van Allen

University of Iowa space pioneer James A. Van Allen says recruiting new space scientists is tough with a small candidate pool and strong competition from MIT Michigan Berkeley and UCLA. He notes UI must recruit against these programs to measure success amid past retirements and losses in the field.

van Allen Tom Walsh Iowa City University of Iowa James A. van Allen MIT Michigan Berkeley UCLA Office of Space Science NASA Washington, D.C Christopher Goertz Kletzing University of California-Berkeley Colorado New Hampshire

Libraries weigh unfiltered Internet access after court ruling

Cedar Rapids Public Library may remain unfiltered as it receives no federal funds and keeps about 30 public terminals. Iowa library officials debate who decides what to filter while some praise filters for adults and others question accuracy and purpose.

William Rehnquist Cedar Rapids Public Library Tom Armitage Armitage

Businesswomen lift flag of peace in Middle East tour

A group of Middle East businesswomen visit Cedar Rapids during the Middle East Executive Training tour in the United States. Khedidja Louisa Belhadi of Algeria founded a sport and building surfaces company. Kamila Mohamed Shaher Al Anesi of Yemen recalls memories and expresses pride while at Kirkwood Community College. The delegation visits Chicago Detroit Washington and Cedar Rapids hosted by Midamar Corp.

Khedidja Louisa Belhadi Algeria Senate Almanibari Middle East United States Cedar Rapids Midamar Corp 60Th Ave Iowa Chicago Detroit Washington, D.C Kamila Mohamed Shaher Al-Anesi Yemen Al-Anesi Kirkwood Community College

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