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showing how you feel," Thomas said. "I want
people to have the opportunity (for higher edu-
cation), and it's important that we are a racially
diverse student body."
In addition to the buses sponsored by SSAA
and BAMN, the Michigan Student Assembly
sponsored and chaperoned six buses for the
overnight trip to Washington. Unlike the SSAA
buses, MSA called its vehicles nonpartisan -
meaning that both students supporting and
opposing University admissions policies were
welcome to board them.
"MSA gave money so that all students,
regardless of political affiliation, could partici-
pate," Pete Woiwode, SSAA organizer, said.
Nearly 700 students raced to claim seats on the
MSA and SSAA buses, he added.
"The list took basically no time at all to fill,"
Woiwode said. "Hours after the sign-ups
opened, they were already filled."
But Woiwode said although he invited all
MSA affiliates to the rally, mainly advocates

of the race-conscious admissions rode the
buses to Washington. As the rally gained
strength in the gray April morning, students
protesting race-conscious admissions were
conspicuously absent.
"Saying you're against affirmative action
when the predominant ethos is against you
takes a lot of balls," said Michigan Review
Editor in Chief James Justin Wilson, who
camped outside the courthouse for two nights
in order to hear the arguments firsthand. "The
very nature of conservatism is to keep your
mouth shut."'
Apart from staffers of the Review and The
Michigan Daily, no other University students
attempted to gain admission to the courtroom
by weathering the cold.
"You can't show these numbers in the
courtroom," LSA sophomore Nathan Cohen
said, referring to the thousands of protesters at
the rallies. "I did the courtroom thing in high
school. It was like, we all crammed into the
courtroom, taking up space of people who
were more interested."
During BAMN's midday rally at the Lincoln

Memorial, several students and social action
moguls gave speeches advocating -race-con-
scious admissions. As planes heading toward
Washington's Ronald Reagan National Airport
clipped the sky above the Reflecting Pool, stu-
dents carrying signs and sporting BAMN T-
shirts gathered on the memorial steps by the
thousands to listen and to cheer.
"The fact is, none of us has ever wanted race
to be a factor in society,'!' former Michigan 36th
District Court Judge Greg Mathis said.
"I am one judge who is not afraid of admit-
ting I benefited from affirmative action."
"Ultimately, most people agree that diversi-
ty is important," Rackham student Neali Hen-
drix said. "A diverse student body brings
diverse experiences and breeds new ideas."
Although protesters said the University's
admissions policies were the impetus behind
the rallies, they added that the outcome of the
lawsuits will have far-reaching resonance.
"I have a younger brother, he's 14," said
LSA junior Brandis Taylor, an SSAA mem-
ber. "In all honesty, I'm doing this for him. I
feel like I have a duty to him."

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dam's elite Republican Guard was taking its
toll.
"Some of them have been degraded to pretty
low percentages of combat capability, below 50
percent in ... at least two cases, and we continue
to work on them," Gen. Richard Myers, chairman
of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said at the Pentagon.
Despite the summons to jihad issued in Sad-
dam's name, British officials said two would-be
suicide attackers had turned themselves in to
troops in Umm Qasr. "They didn't want to be sui-
cide bombers any more," said British Col. Steve
Cox. "We are accommodating them."
Other British and American officials said there
was a growing list of Iraqi civilians shedding
their initial reluctance to assist forces fighting
Saddam's regime.
Troops worked to win the trust of Iraqis,;
keeping in mind that many still recall promises
of liberation in the 1991 Gulf War only to find
Saddam's forces returned unhindered when
coalition forces withdrew.

Lights went on for the first time in weeks in
the port city of Umm Qasr, firmly under
British control. Some British forces in south-
ern Iraq were wearing berets in public, shed-
ding their more warlike helmets in areas
deemed safe.
Lynch, a supply clerk, was reported missing
March 23 along with 11 other U.S. soldiers
from the 507th Maintenance Company, based
at Fort Bliss, Texas, after an ambush near
Nasiriyah.
Separately, the Navy said two pilots were
rescued, both in good condition, after their F-
14 Tomcat crashed in southern Iraq. The plane
was on a combat mission, but the crash was
not believed due to hostile fire.
The American and British bombing was
constant - large explosions reverberated
around Baghdad - punctuated by a series of
small ground engagements an a sweeping arc
to the south of the capital.
A Marine official said heavy bombing was
carried out around Kut, southeast of Baghdad,
adding that ground forces have secured an air
base farther to the south, at Qalat Sukkar, that

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