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in Texas, California and Florida. They
say the programs provide advantages to
people from disadvantaged back-
grounds by offering a certain percent-
age from every high school into a state
college. But University officials assert
that such a plan will not work as well in
Michigan, which is not as racially seg-
regated as other states. For example, the
Upper Peninsula is an area with few
minorities and little affluence.
"Race (or) ethnicity and socioe-
conomic disadvantage are two com-
pletely different things," Peterson
said. "The majority of applicants
who come from poor families are
white. If we considered only
socioeconomic disadvantage, we
would not succeed in enrolling a
racially diverse student body."
"It's just going to be more effective
in states that have segregated commu-
nities," University of Virginia law,
Prof. Kim Forde-Mazrui said. "States
that have fewer minorities or in which
minorities are more dispersed ... are
going to have a harder time."
Levey rejected that argument, saying
"there are few major cities in the (Unit-
ed States) as segregated as Detroit."
But Mazrui added that the percent
plans have not been as successful in
Texas and California as Bush claims.
Mazrui said in many cases, state univer-
sities admit students who are not quali-
fied to attend the school, but the schools
admit them because of their class rank.
But Levey noted there are other
factors involved in race-neutral
admissions. He said universities
could ask students to write an essay
about coming from a disadvantaged
family. They could also eliminate
legacy points. The University offers
four points to an applicant if one of
their parents is an alumnus and one
point for other close relatives.
"They have made no effort to use
race-neutral preferences to achieve
diversity. They just categorically
write it off," Levy said.
He added that he believes the
University already lowered its stan-
dards when they began offering 20
points for race.
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erations is one way to ensure that
alumni remain loyal and committed
to the well-being of the institution
over the long haul," Courant said.
But alumni financial contribu-
tions also play an important role in
assuring the University's financial
health, Courant said.
Children of donors are not guar-
anteed points, but their applications
can be further considered by the
Admissions Review Committee and
20 points can be granted at the
provost's discretion, he added.
"The University does field
inquiries about applications from
donors, faculty, active alumni, leg-
islators and others who have a close
and supportive relationship with the
University," Courant said.
"These individuals may alert the
admissions director to students
who they believe merit additional
attention."
Courant said the use of the
provost's discretion policy has dimin-
ished during the past three years.
While Warnick doesn't believe in
getting extra points for legacy, there
are others who defend it.
"It was good for me. I didn't
know about my (grade point aver-
age) it was only a 3.6. If you are
lacking in some areas it helps to
make up for it," LSA senior Tristan
Kladzyk said.
"I think it is fair. I might not have
gotten in had I not had those
points," she added.
LSA sophomore and legacy student
Ben Mueller also supports the Univer-
sity legacy system.
"I think it is fine the way it is. They
shouldn't change the legacy points.
(Legacy) should play a part in the
admission process," Mueller said.
"If you have had relatives going
here since the University opened,
you should be rewarded with
points," Mueller said.
In addition to the University,
many schools across the nation also
consider legacy status in their
admissions. Jim Kolesar, director of
public affairs at Williams College, a
private college in Williamstown,
Mass., said legacies are important
because universities need the finan-
cial support of alumni, and many
current students will also donate
after graduating.
"Colleges, especially private col-
leges, are in some way a social con-
tract for generations," he said.
If a qualified student with legacy
status is rejected, the "social con-
tract would be frayed," Kolesar
said.
But, there are those who
remained vehemently opposed to
the University's legacy policy.
"It does not say much about you
and how you will perform if you
have grandparents who went here. It
has more to do with the school
wanting to increase donations - it
is not very academically placed,"
LSA junior Lesley Felsten said.
LSA senior Tyniece Stevenson
said she finds it odd that legacy,
which has no academic implications
would play a part in her admission
to the University.
Michigan State University does
not take legacy into account when
deciding admission. Admissions
Director Pamela Horne said they
look exclusively at the students'
credentials.
She said the college is able to do
this because they received a land
grant and do not depend on alumni
to such an extent for financial sup-
port.
"We want a wide range of back-
grounds represented, the land grant
mission and heritage implies that
first-generation college students are
very welcome here," Horne said.
"Alumni children are as welcome,
but they are not given any special
edge in the admissions process," he
added.
In addition to the fact that legacy
is not an academic credential others
oppose it on the basis of race.
"In the past, there were more
whites who attended this school
than blacks. I don't think it is
intended to be racist but it could
have racial effects," LSA legacy
recipient and sophomore Carlie
Haberl said.
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INSTRUCTIONAL ASSISTANT NEEDED
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resenting up to 25 public school districts in
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ings. Bring your class schedule and apply to-
day at 310 Maynard A2 - Across from Borders
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STUDENT NEEDED FOR duties incl. child-
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yard work, etc. Part or full-time, unlimited hrs.
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SUBJECTS NEEDED- MALE tobacco
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SUBSTITUTE TEACHER LONG-TERM
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TEMPLE BETH EMETH, the local Reform
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TUTOR NEEDED 8TH grade core-subjects
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CHILD CARE PROVIDER NEEDED - 30
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FEMALE ROOMMATE WANTED for 2
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AAPS COMMUNITY ED. & Rec is looking
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28 - June 14) & Summer Session (mid-June -
mid-Aug.). Weekday and Sat. shifts avail.
Desired Qualifications: W.S.I. & LGT. For
more info please call 994-2300 ext. 232. EOE.
ATTENTION: RA'S
CAMP WAYNE FOR GIRLS - Northeast
Pennsylvania (6/19-8/16/03) If you love chil-
dren and want a caring, fun environment we
need female staff as Directors and Instructors
for: Tennis, Golf, Gymnastics, Swimming,
Waterskiing, Sailing, Team Sports, Ropes,
Camping/Nature, Drama, Ceramics, Videogra-
phy, Silkscreen, Batik, Calligraphy, Guitar,
Jewelry, Piano, Aerobics, Martial Arts, Bak-
ing. Other positions: Group Leaders, Adminis-
trative/Driver, Nurses (RN's). On Campus In-
BARTENDER TRAINEES
$250 per day potential, local positions
Call 1-800-293-3985 exst. 607
NEEDED
UNIVERSITY BARTENDING
CLASSES START SOON!
1-800-U-CAN-MIX
WWW.UNIVERSITYBARTENDING.COM
SPACE IS LIMITED!!!
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