Distressing numbers also turned up at UCLA, where the number of black, Hispanic and Native American admitted freshmen fell by 36 percent, from 2,066 in 1997 to 1,327. That campus, too, has been the site of student demonstrations. Understandably, the mood of students here has been edgy. The protesters ended the day in President McCormick's office in Gerberding Hall, asking him to preserve minority outreach and tutoring programs. But it is very competitive in the working world.
Some people are scared of competition.
Look, I-200 did not end affirmative action. It just makes everyone play by the same rules. Our colleges are not social institutions. They are academic institutions. As of now, admissions is the only area immediately affected by I-200.