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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 2003

Page

3

Supreme Court split on Gratz v Bollinger diversity ruling

Our view says the court failed to settle the race in admissions question. It struck down undergraduate 20 point boosts for minorities while allowing narrowly tailored use in law school. The piece denounces reverse discrimination and urges merit based admissions free of race.

U.S. Supreme Court Gratz Michigan William Rehnquist Law School Supreme Court University of Michigan

New Orleans Book Vendors Win First Amendment Victory

Josh Wexler and Anne Blanton, NYC graduates, sued after New Orleans banned sidewalk bookselling without a permit. U.S. District Judge Stanwood R. Duval Jr. ruled the ban violated the First Amendment and issued a permanent injunction. Institute for Justice argued that licensing barriers curb livelihoods and free expression.

Josh Wexler Anne Jordan Blanton New York University New Orleans Wexler Blanton U.S Stanwood R. Duval Jr New York Associated Press Wexler and Blanton Institute For Justice Washington, D.C Wexler and Duval Esplanade Decatur Streets I.J Dana Berliner

Gay marriage contradiction and conservative fears

Stephen Chapman argues the gay marriage debate is a zero sum fallacy. He contends conservatives overstate a radical change while society already embraced broader sexual liberty. Gay marriage could strengthen families and does not harm heterosexuals or reduce traditional values. Chapman, Chicago Tribune columnist.

Canada David Frum Bush Riage Hudson Institute Stanley Kurtz States Texas Supreme Court Chapman The Chicago Tribune

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