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The University of Michigan's freshman class had 15 percent fewer black students than last year, partly because fewer applied after the Supreme Court struck down the school's affirmative action policy, officials said Thursday. President Mary Sue Coleman said the numbers are reason for concern, adding, "We are closely monitoring our admissions recruiting activities this year to make sure we are doing all we possibly can to encourage all qualified students to apply."
October 15, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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