Source: Reuters "The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday will delve into a decades-old debate over university admissions policies that favor racial minorities, hearing a Michigan case that picks up where the justices left off last session in a dispute from the University of Texas. Unlike the Texas case that tested a specific affirmative action practice, this new dilemma revolves around a broad state constitutional amendment. In a twist, the two groups in the Michigan case that favor affirmative action to help minorities have put forward divergent views." (10/14/13)
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