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Prof. Larson, I hope you are right: Legacy Admits and the Constitution's Nobility Clauses

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Adam Liptak has just written an interesting N.Y. Times article on legacy admits, "A Hereditary Perk the Founding Fathers Failed to Anticipate," Jan. 15, 2008. In the article, Liptak presents the standard defense of legacy admissions practices but ends by...

Full post as published by Poverty Law Prof Blog on January 15, 2008 (boomark / email).

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