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    Affirmative Action Cons

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    The first reason they made a law after all the discrimination that was happening all over the United States, it's called " New Jim Crow " finally it could decrease the amount of discrimination that was happening. Another positive thing from affirmative action is It made California the first state to ban the use of race in public universities, so that would mean they wouldn't…

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    On October 12, 1977, a thirty-five-year-old white male by the name of Allan Bakke took the University of California Davis Medical School to the California Supreme Court for rejecting his admission into the school “because of his race”; he believed his rights had been violated under the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution, and Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. The University of California Davis Medical School reserved sixteen spots for minorities…

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    Affirmative action policies have been the topic of debate amongst universities for quite some time now. Many question whether or not using race as a factor in the admissions process is legitimate, and some people like Ronald Dworkin attempt to back up the claim that it is. Throughout this paper, I will analyze Dworkin’s argument by first stating it, then evaluating it, and finally responding to it. Ultimately, I will show that Dworkin may be right, but I still believe using race as a factor does…

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    Fisher III Case Analysis

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    particular, he argues that many forms of unequal treatment experienced by a number of black college applicant’s in the course of education falls within “the Supreme Court’s articulation of racial discrimination as ‘race-based decision-making’” and that schools may be able to account for the discrimination faced by members of their applicant pool pursuant to the race-conscious remedy jurisprudence established by the Supreme…

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    action is presented. In the article, Dan Slater starts off by describing affirmative action. They are a set of policies used by universities across the nation as a means to recruit minority students whose predecessors have been subject to racial discrimination within the United States. These practices have been put into place to “even-out” the overwhelmingly off-balance number of white-success-stories to minority-success-stories ratio. They’ve been implemented, according to former United States…

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    Gallup.com, sixty-seven percent, or two thirds, of Americans believe that college admissions should be based solely off of merit, race should not be considered. Many argue that although affirmative action was a good idea and had a good start when discrimination and racism ran rampant among the citizens of our nation, it is no longer necessary. They argue that affirmative action is looking for a solution to a problem that no longer exists, we live in an age where all are treated equal and it is…

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    Dna Synthesis Lab Report

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    Objective: We started by isolating a DNA plasmid from a bacterial culture for cloning. Then, we reverse transcribed mRNA to amplify it in a polymerase chain reaction. Finally, we amplified a specific gene (actin) through PCR. Protocol: A. Isolation of Plasmid DNA from a Bacterial Culture: We were provided with a tube containing 1 ml of bacterial culture. We centrifuged it for 5 minutes at 10000 g. Then, we removed the supernatant by pouring it off and we used a small chem wipe to remove any…

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    1. Antibiotic resistance is a big problem and one that is getting worse. Use the CDC site or other sources to answer these questions about antibiotic resistance. Please site your sources. Answer each part in 2-3 sentences. (2 points) CDC site: http://www.cdc.gov/drugresistance/about.html a. Briefly describe practices that are contributing to antibiotic resistance. First, it must be understood that antibiotic resistance happens to some degree no matter what since bacteria are constantly…

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    Terminator V3.1 Cycler

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    BigDye® Terminator v3.1 Cycle Sequencing Kit provides everything we need in order to generate a sequence all we need to do is add one primer and the DNA template. These reagents are suitable for performing fluorescence-based cycle sequencing reactions on single-stranded or double-stranded DNA templates, on polymerase chain reaction (PCR) fragments, and on large templates. First, you must prepare your template by performing a DNA extraction and purifying your template. The purification will be…

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    How Reverse Mortgages Work: Calculate Your Reverse Mortgage and Decide What Best Suits You There are two basic considerations before one can qualify for a reverse mortgage. First, he/she should be at least 62 years old. Secondly, this individual needs to own a home which he/she is expected to live in. Furthermore, he/she is required to receive client information from counseling services that are Federal-approved before receiving the mortgage loan. An online reverse mortgage calculator lets you…

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