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Gerald Reynolds takes his balls, goes on.(Newswatch)(Brief Article)
Deciding to avoid a nasty Senate battle over confirmation, Gerald A. Reynolds has resigned as head of the Education Department's Office for Civil Rights, the agency in charge of interpreting and enforcing Title IX.
A vocal critic of affirmative action, Reynolds was appointed by President Bush but never confirmed. He was at the end of his year's grace period before requiring confirmation.
He was immediately appointed to a ...
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