Thu, Jun 22, 2006 -- 6:30 PM

Pacific Time 2006-06-22 : Hawaiian School Defends Racial Admissions Policy
The Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals recently heard arguments over whether Hawaii's privately funded Kamehameha Schools should be forced to admit non-Hawaiians. The schools were set up by a bequest from the last member of Hawaii's royal dynasty to educate her people. A Caucasian student sued after being turned down for admission.

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