Willamette law review

Willamette law review volume 38 number 4 fall 2002 contents: Page 535 - Seven myths about affirmative action in universities by Lee Bollinger. Page 549 - The illusionary aspect of "private choice" for constitutional analysis by Steven K. Green. Page 579 - Student drug testing since Vernonia: "guidance down the slippery slope" by Paul Goodwin. Page 615 - Higher education admissions and diversity: the continuing vitality of Bakke v. Regents of the University of California and an attempt to reconcile Powell's and Brennan's opinions by Steven M. Kirkelie. Page 657 - Oregon's "bully bill": are we needlessly repressing student speech in the name of school safety? by Carmen M. Snook. Includes table of contents.