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19 hours ago ago from College Park District 1
I have an update on the Admissions and Amusement tax issue. It seems that the Board of Regents is not actually likely to be voting on the issue, but will be hearing recommendations from staff. The city has been discussing the issue with the Board of Regents staff, and we're hoping to work something out. I still encouraged people to come Tuesday who are interested in helping ensure that we maintain our revenue from the university, but it seems ...
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2 hours ago ago from American Civil Rights Institute Blog
Racial preferences proponents in Chicago are panicking, if you believe this story , over a plan to consider a student's socioeconomic status rather than his skin color when assigning to magnet and selective government schools. In recent years, courts have ordered school districts to keep race out of the assignment equation. For instance, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled two years ago that schools in Jefferson County, Kentucky, and Seattle, ...
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