Within the past few years, cases in California, Texas and now Michigan have struck down various forms of affirmative action in graduate schools. However, Heidi Fanslow, director of admissions at the UM law school, said those cases haven't affected UM policies because the law school has no set goals for minority enrollment. ASUM candidates focus on student involvement, tuition, diversity Ted Sullivan Montana Kaimin ASUM senatorial candidate Jacob Otoupalik said Thursday that UM's biggest problems are lack of student involvement and diversity, but candidate Stacie Phillips said student involvement is great and UM is very diverse. Phillips' opinion differed. I think our lobbying efforts rock.
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Phillips and Otoupalik were just two of the 14 ASUM senatorial candidates introducing themselves at the senatorial candidate forum Thursday. Six hopeful senators were absent. Please include you full name, address, and current phone number so that we can verify the letter's authenticity. Keep letters under 300 words .