Tag: affirmative action
Panel discusses the impact of affirmative action ending
In light of this, the student bar association at the University of La Verne held its affirmative action panel on Nov. 3 in the Morgan Auditorium. About 40 people showed up for the event.
Charged Particles electrifies locals
Claremont came alive last Friday night as Charged Particles, an electrical jazz band, filled the Village Plaza Public Square with their unique musical compositions.
Diversity is more than color
The Supreme Court announced on Feb. 21 that it would hear an appeal from a white student who claims she was denied admission to the University of Texas based on racial discrimination.
Convocation promotes civil rights
Rev. James M. Lawson, Jr,. spoke on the civil rights issue and the recent passing of Proposition 209, the Affirmative Action bill, Tuesday in Founders Auditorium.
Forum to discuss affects of Prop. 209
Understanding the social impact and intent of California Proposition 209 is the focus of a panel discussion to be held on Tuesday, Dec. 10 from noon to 1 p.m. in the Mainiero Building, room 156.
Voter apathy controls election
Well, it is official. The fate of our country once again falls into the hands of Bill Clinton. Or, shall I say, the fate of our country has been placed in the hands of Clinton by a majority of American voters – 4,636,877 to be exact.