Michigan’s Supreme Problem

Published December 11, 2002 4:00am ET



UPON LEARNING that the Supreme Court had accepted the big affirmative action cases involving her campus, University of Michigan president Mary Sue Coleman said about the only thing that she could, which was that “we are looking forward to presenting our cases.” Ms. Coleman’s–and Michigan’s–problem is the law, and the law tilts pretty plainly against the school’s race-conscious admissions policies.

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