1994_03 The Daily Collegian March 1994

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THECOLLEGIAN
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Future scholarships may target races
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By Douglas Stolhand
THECOLLEGIAN
Society may never be able to
make up for all the past discrimina¬
tion and pain that many races have
gone through, but it can make things
a little easier in life for descendants
of those people. ~v Fresno State University to use gov-
In its most recent attempt, the ^ernmen/ money to set up scholar-
Clinton administration has decided    shipSfc^ailable to certain races only
venal Feb. 17. The announcement
came after the Clinton administra¬
tion spent about a year looking into
the matter and about two years af¬
ter uie Bush adrninistration claimed
that such an act Would be unconsti¬
tutional.
In general, the act allows pub¬
licly-funded universities such as
to allow all universities to use fi¬
nancial aid to issue race-based
scholarships effective immediately.
Education Secretary Dick Riley
made the announcement of the re¬
in order to make up for past dis¬
crimination.
This will differ from other mi¬
nority scholarships because it tar¬
gets one specific race rather than
allowing all minorities to apply.
The conservative members of
the government disagree with the
movement claiming that it not only
violates federal civil rights laws,
but that also discriminates against
white* students by' reducing the
amountofmoney available to them.
Most government officials fa¬
vor the change in policy, however.
David Warren, president of the Na¬
tional Association of Independent
Colleges and Universities, said he
is very happy that the "short-sighted
policy of the Bush administration-' s
was overturned.
'That policy was not only le¬
gally flawed, it sent the wrong
message to thousands of America's
minqrity students and their fami¬
lies/"     '
As for how this change will af¬
fect FSU students, no one is sum.
However, Joseph Heuston, direc¬
tor of financial aid, has a strong
opinion of what he thinks will hap¬
pen in the future. •*
"I don't think this will change a
great deal of anything,'* -said
Heuston. "Soon someone will file
a lawsuit against this and then it
will be for the courts to decide
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