"Now (the Supreme Court) is likely to decide not only what the constitution means, but what can be in it," said Eugene Kontorovich of the conservative Jerusalem-based Kohelet Policy Forum.
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More likely, he said, is debate over how colleges use essay questions on topics like diversity to achieve the same results as the now-banned affirmative action programs.
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