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David Clemens laments the latest announcement from California's commnuity college system.
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Press coverage and commentary of the US Supreme Court's decision to accept the case of Fisher v. University of Texas for review.
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If college students are trending libertarian, that's nothing to worry about.
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The decision of the Supreme Court to hear the Fisher v. UT case is potentially of historic significance.
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