Minority enrollment at the University of Texas' Austin campus is still lower than it was before the 1996 court ruling barring race-based admissions. University officials say a slow increase in minority students is evidence that they're doing a good job of replacing affirmative action, but graduate programs still suffer; one year, only four law school entrants were black. This fall, 22 of the law school's 582 new students were black.
January 17, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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