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  • Court votes in favor of affirmative action

    Court votes in favor of affirmative action

    May 25, 2002

    On May 14 the U.S. 6th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled 5-4 that the race-conscious admissions policy at University of Michigan's (UM) Law School is legal. The decision overturned an earlier decision in which District Court...

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  • Organized optimism:CPUSA looks to grassroots

    Organized optimism:CPUSA looks to grassroots

    May 25, 2002

    Marc Brodine, Washington State Communist Party USA leader, is looking forward to the upcoming June 28-30 national conference on building CPUSA clubs and mass grassroots movements. He said the time is right to “draw lessons from...

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  • Edisons shaky finances raise concerns

    Edisons shaky finances raise concerns

    May 25, 2002

    PHILADELPHIA – Edison Schools Inc., the for-profit management corporation hired to run 20 Philadelphia schools, saw its stock plummet to $1.37 per share on May 17, raising fresh concerns about the proposed school privatization plan. Edison...

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  • Changing views on Palestine

    Changing views on Palestine

    May 25, 2002

    Public opinion is shifting in the U.S.: some members of Congress are developing a clearer understanding of Middle East realities, but extremist ideologies and fear of political pressures continue to hold sway on Capitol Hill. Recent...

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  • The 2002 elections: a preview

    The 2002 elections: a preview

    May 25, 2002 By Fred Gaboury

    Every time an election rolls around some pundit calls it “the most important election in years.” Another says it’s “the most important election in our lifetime,” while yet another says “it’s the most important election in...

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