Courts HearAffirmative Action Challenges at Michigan and UT
The cases test race based admissions arguing diversity justifies preferences while opponents say race discriminates against whites. Michigan faces trials on its 150 point admissions scale. UT and California precedents loom as courts weigh diversity interests against equal protection claims.
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The 1997 98 school year saw 55.4 percent of eligible students with disabilities graduate with a diploma, up from 43.5 percent, amid a backdrop of federal law enabling broader special education. Advocates credit increased opportunities but urge more funding and better teacher training to sustain gains and help disabled students gain college admission and meaningful employment.
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