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Edley, Christopher, Jr. – Change, 1996
After Hopwood versus Texas, a court case in which race-conscious university admission was held unconstitutional, colleges failing to reexamine and mend policies may be inviting trouble. Institutions have a responsibility to sustain conversation within and beyond campus communities about affirmative action, looking at the deep differences in values…
Descriptors: Administrative Policy, Affirmative Action, College Administration, College Admission
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Van Tyle, Peter – Liberal Education, 1996
The University of Texas law school's race-based admissions process triggered the boldest judicial statement addressing affirmative action since 1978. Colleges and universities throughout the country must now look at student diversity on a student-by-student basis and without reference to racial classifications. Admissions offices failing to comply…
Descriptors: Admission Criteria, Affirmative Action, College Admission, Compliance (Legal)