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The Supreme Court’s ruling against affirmative action sparks debate over racial equitability in U.S. higher education. Photo: Wikimedia Commons.

Was the Supreme Court’s Decision on Race-Conscious Admissions Equitable?

Pilar Lynch '27, Staff Writer September 6, 2023
The ban of race-conscience admission by the Supreme Court was equitable because it levels the playing field for students of all races.
The Supreme Court’s ruling against affirmative action sparks debate over racial equitability in U.S. higher education. Photo: Wikimedia Commons.

Was the Supreme Court’s Decision on Race-Conscious Admissions Equitable?

Maira Zaidi ’27, Staff Writer September 6, 2023
Now that colleges have lost the chance to implement race-conscious admissions, many students who are a part of minority groups will be denied fair and equal admission considerations.
Fauci reflects on the legacy he thinks the pandemic will leave.

Washington Transitions Into Phase Two of Reopening

Erica Lu '24, Staff Writer August 31, 2020
In an exclusive Horizon interview, Director of the U.S. National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases Anthony Fauci emphasized the “five or six things you should be doing or aware of no matter what phase you’re in: the universal wearing of masks, maintaining physical distance, avoiding crowds, knowing that outdoors is always better than indoors, washing hands and avoiding bars.”
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