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summer, Zarko said. MCRI has
hired more than a dozen paid gath-
erers that are ready to be put out in
the streets.
But MCRI opponents such as
BAMN National Co-chair Luke
Massie had a positive reaction to
the speech as well.
Massie said he regarded Conner-
ly's speech as a concession of defeat
on MCRI's part due to inadequate
support for the ban in Michigan.
"It was a happy day for women
and minorities and those who stand
for equality and integration. BAMN
is victorious ... BAMN won. Ward
Connerly lost," said Massie.
He added that Thursday was not
only a victory for BAMN, it was a
confirmation that the group's multi-
faceted strategy to promote affirma-
tive action and end discrimination
has been successful.
Massie said this strategy includes
organizing pickets and demonstra-

tions to reach those with political
influence. He added that he did not
think MCRI would continue pursu-
ing their initiative due to the limited
time to gather signatures after the
appeal.
Massie also expressed hope that
this victory would be a message for
other states, and that they would
take BAMN's lead to start fighting
early with similar strategies. -
Kalamazoo College Republicans
President Dan Carlson also said he
enjoyed the speech, and that Con-
nerly explained the importance of
MCRI well. Carlson agreed that the
vote for the ban will appear on the
ballot by 2006, if it does not make
it for this fall's election.
His chapter is the first College
Republicans group to support
MCRI.
Carlson said they have worked
extensively with MCRI to get sup-
port by speaking to other colleges
and gathering signatures for the
petition.

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