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At the end of his junior year at a small liberal arts college, Dan T. Myers wrote to The New York Times expressing concern for his future, and stating that, despite his good grades and even with a high LSAT score, he would have trouble getting into a top law school because he is a white male. "Poor Dan," says Yale law professor Robert Solomon. "He has fallen for the myth of 'reverse discrimination.'"
August 11, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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