SLOAN FOUNDATION FUNDS ANTI ASIAN STUDIES?
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From: howell36@juno.com (Yang Cai)
Date: Sun, 13 Sep 1998 13:46:33 EDT




Subject: Asians Subjected to Racial Excusionary Quotas


Dear Arthur Hu,


	My previous Juno account was discontinued due to an excessive
amount of e-mail junk messages. My new e-mail address is
HOWELL36@JUNO.COM


I obtained an interesting article regarding college admissions of Asians.
The article provides concrete evidence that Racial Quotas do in fact
exist. Via postal mail, I will forward a copy of the study by Don
Nakanishi of UCLA. Several interesting facts:


"Asian applicants to Princeton were admitted at a rate that was 82.4
percent of Whites; to Harvard at 78.6 percent; to Stanford at 66 percent;
and to Yale at 92.6 percent".  Note that Asians have the highest average
SAT scores.


In fact, Fred Jewitt, dean of admissions at Harvard states, "A terribly
high proportion of Asian students are heading toward the sciences. In the
interest of diversity, then more of them must be excluded".


Moreover, in defending the racial exclusion of Asian students, Princeton
University issued the statement, "Asian American applicants have not been
strongly represented in those subgroups tending to have higher than
average rates of admission including legacy alumni children and athletes;
on the other hand, Asian Americans are strongly represented in applicant
groups with lower rate of admission." (ie. math, science, engineering,
medicine, finance, law, etc, etc, etc.)


When racial quotas at UC Berkeley were eliminated, Asian representation
climbed to 60% of the incoming student body. It is time for the Asian
American community to fight for its Constitutional Rights. College
admission policy should solely be based on individual academic merit and
NOT the color of your skin.


P.S. In addition to Norm Matloff's Anti-Asian activities, a close watch
needs to be made of the Sloan Foundation which has been financing
anti-Asian studies. Check their webpage out on Asian immigration
http://www.sloan.org


Best Regards,


Dave Chiang
Asian American Political Coalition (AAPC)