The Supreme Court may have made the disastrous mistake of writing the “diversity” principle into our Constitution, but don’t expect the issue to go away. Here is the latest madness, which would be funny if it weren’t so sad. Law reviews, which are staffed by the very best law students (often chosen in blind competition) are now fighting over whether to corrupt their standards–and their own unbiased selection techniques–for the sake of “diversity.” There is a rather remarkable article on the dispute over at The Chronicle of Higher Education. The Chronicle is also holding an online “colloquy” about the conflict, and it’s open to the public.