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Over 800 lawyers, judges, clerks and law students crowded auditoriums at Georgetown University Monday night to attend the first session of the American Constitution Society (ACS), a newly-founded national association of liberal and progressive legal professionals...
...hard-fought gains of school integration are eroding, according to a study by Harvard's Civil Rights Project. More than 70% of black students attend schools that have more than 50% minority enrollment, compared with 63% in 1980; 36.5% of these students attend schools with a minority enrollment of 90% to 100%, compared with 32.5% in 1986. The same trends apply to Latinos. Among the most segregated states are New York, Michigan, Illinois, California and Texas...
...dearly—a lot of potential friends, nice people who are reluctant to see anything deeper in me than the fact that by some lucky stroke of admissions, I got into Harvard. What they don’t realize is that in interrogating me about the college I attend, they aren’t telling me anything about themselves, which would have taught me so much more than an ability to recite the same dialogue (e.g. “Yes, the campus is smaller. No, we don’t have University-recognized frats”) three times...
Forward Julie Chu, who is expected to attend Harvard after the Olympics in fall of 2002, and former Harvard co-captain A.J. Mleczko ’97-99 were also among the selections...
Each national branch of AFA sends at least one of its members to attend the large anticapitalist demonstrations. The disorder committed by the group at each respective protest is coordinated by local AFA members. That's why, two weeks before the Goteborg summit, a team of Swedish police began shadowing radical cells in Denmark that were mobilizing for Goteborg. "We made extensive effort to contact the AFA people who were the ringleaders," says an official. After a bus carrying a group of suspicious Danes entered Sweden, a single cop went undercover to monitor their moves. "He trailed behind them, watched...