Council Opposes Prop. 54
Letters to the editor can be via this url: Council opposes Prop. 54 By Ryan P. Fuller Aggie City Editor August 07, 2003 The Davis City Council voted unanimously on Monday to support a...
Author: James Landrith
Thinking It Through: Why racial classification must end
Below from the Desert Dispatch is one of the best op-eds on the RPI I’ve seen yet. Supportive letters can be sent here: Thursday, August 7, 2003 Thinking It Through: Why racial classification must...
Is state ready for Racial Privacy Initiative?
Letters to the editor can be sent via this url: Is state ready for Racial Privacy Initiative? Alameda Times-Star by James Q. Wilson We all believe that everybody should be judged on his or...
Letter to Editor of Desert Dispatch re: Racial Classifications
August 7, 2003 Letter to Editor of Desert Dispatch August 7, 2003 Dear Editor: Dr. Reeb’s op-ed on the Racial Privacy Initiative was dead-on! He is correct to assert that those opposed to the...
Backward in California
This editorial needs to be answered. Letters can be sent to: letter@globe.com or via the form here. Backward in California The Boston Globe THE SACRAMENTO businessman and University of California regent who successfully pushed...
Which Heinlein Book Are You?
You belong in the Cat Who Walks Through Walls. You are creative and cunning. Your works often feel empty to you, though others love them. You suspect that the universe and everyone in...
Californian angst over affirmative action poll
Californian angst over affirmative action poll The Telegraph by Hugh Davies A prominent black conservative's attempt to create what he calls a "colour-blind" California is causing tension in the already angst-ridden "recall" election of...
County activists lead suit over race-data ballot issue
I don’t feel that this story requires a response from the group. Ward and Diane were both quoted sufficiently. I’m just forwarding for your information: County activists lead suit over race-data ballot issue The...
Military Tribunals (Again)
Jacob G. Hornberger of the Future of Freedom Foundation on Are Military Tribunals Worth Dying For? Despite the fact that the U.S. government so far is not applying military tribunals to U.S. citizens, the...
Racial data helps spot, fix problems
Dayton Daily News editorial on Racial data helps spot, fix problems: Ward Connerly, a University of California regent, who successfully sold a measure to ban affirmative action in college admissions, employment and contracting, is...