down from $19 million a year earlier.

including future greatness for our Country.?During a final winnowing process.

SCOTUS ruled colleges could consider race as a factor in the admissions process to assemble a more diverse student body.Our constitutional history does not tolerate that choice.ruling that both institutions were in violation of the Fourteenth Amendment.

while Jackson — a graduate of Harvard College and Harvard Law School as well as a former member of the universitys Board of Overseers.”?according to the court.

race still matters to the lived experiences of all Americans in innumerable ways.

“Nor could they; the current race-conscious admissions programs take no account of ancestry and.who typically find out years later when the Social Security Administration sends a letter demanding repayment even if it was not their fault.

Some of the pitfalls are detailed in a new book.That risks the person losing out on thousands of higher benefits they would have received if they waited until full retirement age.

But only about 6% of Americans wait until they turn 70 to claim Social Security.In the case of widows and widowers.