FISHER v. UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN ET AL.

[sigmadiva]

This documentary was on last month. It aired about 1-2 weeks before the US Supreme Court handed down their decision.

It gives a really nice overview / history of the admissions policies of UT Austin over the last several decades with respect to race. The program is an hour long.

http://www.klru.org/blog/2013/06/adm...al-now-online/


And no, this documentary does not address NPC recruitment and how the Top 10 rule has had an impact on NPC recruitment. Sorry, carnation.

[carnation]

It's the unprepared freshmen I'm most concerned about!

[Sen's Revenge]

Originally Posted by Sciencewoman

Did you have to post such a large image?

Yup, I sure did.

Originally Posted by Ag_Sis

It's extremely petty to not only belabor the point about her physical appearance, but also to pick the most unattractive picture of her possible. She has never indicated that she wished to join a sorority, and it's obvious that she has other priorities in life. We can discuss the case without resorting to ad hominem attacks, mkay?

Yep, petty and spiteful. That's me! You are free to ignore/block my posts.

Originally Posted by carnation

It's the unprepared freshmen I'm most concerned about!

This is a conversation we have been having in my organizations. Maybe not "unprepared" in the sense that you may be thinking (or maybe you are) but in general I am concerned that any of our organizations will just become echo chambers of middle and upper classes, leaving low-income and first generation college students outside of the conversation.

But I know we've discussed that in some form on GC before.