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self-identify.
"Lots of people wrote back (after
receiving the e-mail from Monts)
saying that the questions didn't
give them the kind of options they
would like," Weir said. "As an insti-
tution, we absolutely understand
and agree with that."
Weir said University officials
share in the confusion many feel
over the change, like why the His-
panic and Latino question is posed
before asking students to identify
with another race or ethnic group
or why the survey doesn't provide
an option to self-identify.

But Weir added that one of the
reasons for the change is that stu-
dents who are Hispanic or Latino
also identify as one of the other
racial categories, so Hispanic and
Latino communities often end up
beingunderreported.
In addition to resurveying cur-
rent students and faculty, the com-
mittee made a number of other
recommendations for how the Uni-
versity should comply with the new
regulations.
The committee concluded that
the University should "discontinue
its current practice of allowing
students applying for admission
to self-identify using multi-ethnic

or multi-racial labels of their own
choosing," according to a commit-
tee report.
Weir said that in the process
of reviewing the government-
required changes, the committee
discussed whether or not the Uni-
versity should add additional racial
and ethnic categories to those
already offered by the Department
of Education.
But the committee then encoun-
tered difficulty defining those
additional categories so it decided
the University shouldn't survey
racial and ethnic identification
beyond that which is required of
it by law.

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This is a much better day in all your
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your base of operations.
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be a powerful thing! It's a good day to

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gives you an energy that spreads to every
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group situation, will be very positive
today. Physical activities are vigorous
and enthusiastic!
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otherstoday (especially bosses and VIPS
who will notice you more than usual)! In
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seems to be made a bit public.
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Grab every opportunity to travel
somewhere. You also might get achance
to learn something new or sign up for a
course. Enjoy profound discussions
about lofty topics.
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yesterday) with how shared property is
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even with generosity.
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judge ofcharacter and extremely percep-
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sense; and you're knowledgeable about
many things. You will fight injustice
and, particularly, for the cause of the
underdog. Nevertheless, you're a realist.
In the next year, you'll wrap up some-
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about nine years.
Birthdate of: Gerard Butler, actor;
Whoopi Goldberg, comedian/actress;
Robert Louis Stevenson, novelist.

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