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From pw Mon Dec 14 13:35:25 EST 1992

In article <1992Dec13.012844.945@samba.oit.unc.edu> Terry.Parks@launchpad.unc.edu (Terry Parks) writes:
>>BTW, I am STILL waiting for you to produce a list of white
>>and asian students who were "qualified" and have not been
>>able to attend college due to AA. 
>
>I refer you to the famous case where a person was denied access to
>Med school in California solely because he was Caucasian. He had
>to go to court to obtain access.

You mean the Bakke case, which involved an overage applicant (fewer
years of return for society's investment) with marginal grades and
a chip on the shoulder so major that only a fool would want him for
a doctor? He had only higher test scores going for him. But then
of course U Cal was eventually forced to admit him, so he was able
to attent medical school (not college).

Hard cases make bad law

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