Due to the two lawsuits challenging the University and the Law School's admissions policies, debate about affirmative action has been going strong for the past few months. But one aspect of the controversy, which has just recently come to light, is the effect the lawsuits are having on the University's minority students. Because the lawsuits target the University's use of race as a factor in admissions, some minorities feel their place at the University is being questioned. Policy will not address problem To many, the Greek system represents social opportunities and a chance to make friends.
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If Watergate had a positive consequence, it was to show that Americans still have the capacity for moral outrage. Every once in a while in a democracy, it's a good thing to have the electorate rise up and give the realpolitik pimp-smack to a truly odious elected official.