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Quotas in India Have Yet to Create Harmony
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Los Angeles Daily Journal,
November 5, 1996 -- about affirmative action, there and here
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Mr. Smith Goes to Sacramento
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The Defender, January/February 1996 -- describing the legal background of the
California Supreme Court's Smith v. Regents decision
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Radio interview on race relations at universities
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Which Way L.A.?, November 1, 1995
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Students can, and should, get their money refunded
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UCLA Daily Bruin, October 2, 1995 -- urging students to take advantage of their right,
guaranteed in the California Supreme Court's Smith v. Regents decision, to get a refund for
portions of their registration fees that went to support religious, political, or ideological
organizations
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How Race Adds Up for UCLA Entry
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by Alexander Volokh and Shechao Charles Feng,
Los Angeles Times, July 18, 1995 -- about how race is considered in UCLA admissions; The
Journal of Blacks in Higher Education, which reprinted the piece in its Autumn 1995 issue,
called it "one of the best papers" they had seen "on the conservative side"
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Chicana/o vandalism!
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UCLA Daily Bruin, May 18, 1993 -- about the Chicano studies demonstrations and disturbances
at UCLA
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Syllabus controversy unjustified
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UCLA Daily Bruin, April 22, 1993 -- about the uproar over one of my economics professors' syllabi
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Viewpoint: Who's [sic] point of view?
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UCLA Daily Bruin, September 29, 1992 -- about the extreme left-wing slant (surprise!) of the
Daily Bruin Viewpoint section
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