Frankenstein

The University of California includes several different

campuses across the state of California. In 1968, at one of

the university’s campuses in Davis, California, which was a

medical school, there were 50 incoming students. By 1971,

it was enlarged to 100 entering students. One of the

students trying to enter in 1973 was Allan Bakke who was

twice rejected by the Davis Medical School; this turned

into a landmark case.

In the coming years before Allan Bakke trials, the

special admissions program, which was for the minorities,

worked separate from the regular admissions program. The

min...