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...Would increased enrollment ? men be a fairer policy'... If the ?tion was taken to its logical conc? then all identifiable groups should ?ceive representation proportiona? to their numbers at large and not ability and potential of the indi? applicants within a group, race...
...patrol for its poor performance in racial situations, for the state's present leaders would have it no other way. To them, the force is an admirably efficient defender of Mississippi's traditional way of life. Under different leadership the patrol could doubtless become both fairer and more professional. Alabama troopers, for example, achieved an equally noxious reputation under Governor George Wallace, but they have performed far differently since he left the statehouse. The members of the Mississippi patrol are much like policemen everywhere, says Charles Morgan, Southeastern director of the American Civil Liberties Union. "They do what...
...Would increased enrollment of women be a fairer policy'...If the question was taken to its logical conclusion, then all identifiable groups should receive representation proportionate just to their numbers at large and not to the ability and potential of the individual applicants within a group, race, or area...
...handled within the University itself to the very limit of its ability. Thus, the only alternative to CRR is a body composed entirely of faculty, or entirely of administrators. The Faculty has decided that a joint body of elected students, faculty, and a person holding administrative responsibilities would be fairer to those concerned. I join in that conclusion...
What the city's police and courts can do, though, is to restore black respect for law-not only by more efficient enforcement but also by fairer administration of justice. Few Detroiters are striving harder in that regard than George Crockett-a black judge...