A 6 page analysis that examines the question of what constitutes classical literature as opposed to mere popular fiction. The writer argues that this quality encompasses more then either popularity or use of language, but rather it depends on whether or not the work offers a perspective that radically alters that of the reader. Bibliography lists 3 sources. A 5 page paper arguing in favor of the University of California's move to abandon affirmative action efforts in regards to college admission. This paper illustrates the ways in which affirmative action has failed to meet its true goals.
Bibliography lists six sources.
This 8 page paper looks at the subject inclusive of a review of relevant literature and makes recommendations. The position of the paper favors affirmative action in this context in order to improve stereotypes of women as well as to help women to achieve in such professions. This 20 page paper examines the issue by looking at a variety of cases including the 1978 Bakke decision that spurred the debate on reverse discrimination. Legal cases are cited and the issue is discussed both in a legal and moral sense. The paper takes the position that affirmative action and race based scholarships are necessary.