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Google News: Addressing affirmative action
[The Hour] - In 2005, Justice O'Connor, often the swing vote in close cases, retired and was succeeded by Justice Samuel Alito, a reliable conservative in most instances. Two years later, in Parents Involved in Community Schools v. Seattle School District No. 1
Google News: Will US Supreme Court affirmative action case end reverse discrimination
[RenewAmerica] - Justice O'Connor was wrong in and her discriminatory decision and conclusions muse be reversed now. Here is why her conclusions are in error and unnecessarily deprives honorable achieving students like Miss Fisher her rightful seat at the TU
Educators debate impact of ruling on affirmative action
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[USA TODAY] - "We had thought and hoped that the prediction by Justice O'Connor would have meant we wouldn't have to be constantly moving the goal post," Meloy said. "It would help if we knew that was the case and it wasn't constantly being challenged or changed."
Justices Weigh Race as Factor at Universities
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[New York Times] - In the decision, Justice O'Connor wrote that she expected it to stand for 25 years. “I know that time flies,” Justice Stephen G. Breyer said on Wednesday, “but I think only nine of those years have passed.” By the conclusion of the argument, it
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