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South Carolina Universities Seek To Preserve The Sound of South Carolina’s Black

Historians at the University of South Carolina and South Carolina State are recording the oral histories of ordinary Black residents who lived through the Civil Rights movement. As they age, the recording of their oral histories takes on new urgency.

February 4, 2007

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Clarifying the Shifting Sands of International Law

Jenny Martinez is proof of the power of role modeling and mentoring. As an undergraduate at Yale University…

January 10, 2007

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Ed Department Takes Aim At ABA’s Diversity Requirement

The U.S. Department of Education’s general counsel says the diversity requirements the American Bar Association imposes on law schools is illegal and is asking the agency that grants the ABA accrediting authority to review the matter.

January 8, 2007

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Ed Department Takes Aim At ABA’s Diversity Requirement

The U.S. Department of Education’s general counsel says the diversity requirements the American Bar Association imposes on law schools is illegal and is asking the agency that grants the ABA accrediting authority to review the matter.

January 8, 2007

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ABA Criticized Over Diversity Mandate at Accreditation Renewal Hearing

The American Bar Association’s effort to expand diversity at the nation’s law schools was among the concerns raised…

December 27, 2006

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An Unlikely Scholar

The only outward sign that Dr. Christopher Cooper is sick is a small round patch behind his right ear…

December 20, 2006

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Trouble at Texas Southern

On the night of Dec. 4, 2004, a Texas Southern University student named Ashley Sloan was gunned down near campus…

December 13, 2006

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Word of the Week

Dr. Carrie Yang Costello, assistant professor of sociology at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee…

December 13, 2006

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Trouble at Texas Southern

On the night of Dec. 4, 2004, a Texas Southern University student named Ashley Sloan was gunned down near campus

December 13, 2006

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An Unlikely Scholar

The only outward sign that Dr. Christopher Cooper is sick is a small round patch behind his right ear…

December 13, 2006

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Wayne State Law School Admit Policy Considers Adversity in Answer to Anti-Affirmative Action Law

The faculty at Wayne State University Law School on Wednesday unanimously approved a new admissions policy they say will produce a diverse student body and negate the expected harmful impact of a voter-approved affirmative action ban.

December 6, 2006

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Getting to the Truth

In recent years, corporate executives and local bar association officials have increasingly questioned why so few…

November 29, 2006