The Blog from the Core - "Judge Reviewed in Affirmative Action Case"?

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		The Weblog at The View from the Core - Fri. 06/06/03 02:03:21 PM


		"Judge Reviewed in Affirmative Action Case"? Reviewed? That's a neutral term, isn't it? One may be reviewed either favorably or unfavorably, no? I think the title quoted above is a remarkably neutral indication of the contents of the AP story it headlines: The federal judge whose majority opinion sent an important affirmative action case to the Supreme Court improperly intervened in the appeal, a colleague said in an internal review that did not recommend any punishment.... "Review Shows Judge Acted Improperly": wouldn't that be a much, much, much better headline? Oh. Wait. The judge "improperly intervened" in the Michigan University affirmative-action case — the outcome of which ruled in favor of the university. Ah. Oh. Now I understand........ Lane Core Jr. CIW P — Fri. 06/06/03 02:03:21 PM Categorized as Media.

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