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@harvard ’23, former news editor @thecrimson
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MBA Students In Denver’s Daniels College Find Themselves Up To The Challenge(s)

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Elite Colleges Ask Applicants ‘Optional’ Questions About Diversity in What Could Be End Run Around Supreme Court Ruling Barring Racial Preferences

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By Natalie Kahn Verified
| The New York Sun Verified
After the Supreme Court’s ruling barring race-based admissions, some universities have added new essay questions asking students to write about “diversity.” This could give admissions officers a tool to evaluate applicants without overtly making decisions based on race. In many cases, the questions are “optional” but open the door for applicants to discuss their race or show how they can further the college’s desire for a “diverse” student body.
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New Illinois Law Allowing Non-Citizens To Join Police Force Is Denounced as ‘Madness’

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By Natalie Kahn Verified
| The New York Sun Verified
Governor Pritzker of Illinois and state lawmakers are coming under fire for a bill the governor recently signed that would enable non-citizens, including immigrants who came to America illegally, to become police officers. The bill is an effort to fill gaping vacancies in the force, which has been decimated by low morale, mass resignations, and retirements following race-related unrest in 2020 and the subsequent “defund the police” movement.
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