Peter R. Melnick

Bakke: The Morning After

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A LLAN P. BAKKE, the 38-year-old engineer who claimed he suffered reverse discrimination at the hands of the University of

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It has been an unusually trying year for students applying to graduate schools of medicine, law and business. And for

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The Cambridge City Council last night voted, five to four, to table a bill that would declare a one-year moratorium

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I r WAS COLD Friday morning, and still pitch black as about 120 students sat waiting and shivering on the

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A LITTLE GIRL, maybe six or seven years old with straight brown hair and timid eyes, walks up to you

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About 500 people demonstrated in Boston Saturday to demand that the Supreme Court rule against Allan Bakke, and to protest

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While the nation awaits the Supreme Court's decision on the controversial Bakke case, expected this spring, the Boston Mobilizing Committee

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The Harvard Corporation will probably approve a Law School tuition increase of $450 for the 1978-79 academic year, raising the

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T URN-OF-THE-CENTURY America. A time of prosperity, when the Horatio Alger myth is still alive, if somewhat decrepit. The country

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Scott Turow is the author of "One L," and autobiographical account of the first year at Harvard Law School. Before