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Will Mason
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Will Mason

They affirmed non discrimination. They did not strike down anything. They affirmed that colleges can't disciminate Based on race. They ended one of the more blatant forms of discrimination.

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Max DeYoung
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Max DeYoung

Absolutely, and so do six Honorable Justices.

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Kurt Wallace
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Kurt Wallace

Giving preferential treatment for position, to a singular race or group is exactly what we're trying to improve. By continuing to allow such things as Affirmative Action, we perpetuate the age-old problem of raising one class above others. Neither justice or equality served in allowing it to remain.

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Christopher Watson
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Christopher Watson

We, as a Country should be beyond racisum at this point, the only reason it still exists is because we keep it alive by always talking about it, conversation doesn't always fix these types of problems. We have the laws in place, enforce them!

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John Foster
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John Foster

They disguised a 15% increase within their plateaus. This really hurts students who worked hard in high school and community college before Mizzou and only need 14-15 credits per semester. They are paying like they are taking 18 credits.

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Should college entrance exams be required for admission?
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Should college entrance exams be required for admission?
Max DeYoung
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Max DeYoung

Colleges are only there for the money, so there is no need for testing. Some colleges will give a Doctorate Degree in hair tinting. Entrance exams are just another scam to take students money.

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Max DeYoung
Max DeYoung

Harry, I wish I could upvote that. Today Cash does the talking, and tests just cause financial complications. Thank God, for school loans, that don't have to be paid back. The taxpayers can do that.

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