BC Law Magazine Winter 2018 Flip Book Edition
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Features
Their Hearts Are In It
Public Service Scholars fan out and change the world....
When Stephanie Johnson graduates in 2019, she will mark the twenty-year anniversary of BC Law’s Public Ser...
The Creative Genius of David Fialkow
David Fialkow ’85 was part of a creative team that outsmarted the KGB, imp...
Little gets in Vladimir Putin’s way, and almost nothing that does stays there. To raise his ...
Scapegoats
Just what lay behind the New York DA’s aggressive targeting of a small Chi...
Fifteen Chinese-Americans were handcuffed, chained together, and paraded by law enforcement down the narrow ...
The Freedom Fighter
Raised in the crucible of Communist Romania, scholar Vlad Perju mounts an in...
December 22, 1989, was a big day for eleven-year-old Vlad Perju. His family had been waiting for two decades...
Saving Democracy
Amid rapid globalization and rising populism, threats to liberal constitutional democracies are prevalent in countries like Poland, Turkey, Hungary, and Venezuela. Pol...
Getting In
Five 1Ls share the essays that earned them entrance into law school....
In a fast-paced world in which narratives seem to recede behind the bullying force of nonstop news, social m...
When You Wish Upon a Star
Erika Craven / Hamilton College...
I am a princess. I don’t mean that I have royal blood or come from millions of dollars. I have not had...
Stepping Away from Fear
Jaegun Lee / University of Massachusetts, Amherst...
I was born in Boston, where my earliest childhood memories are of the bronze ducklings at the Public Gar...
A Long-Lost Voice Is Found
Danielle Richmond / University of Florida...
“Hmm, you would be pretty if you would do something with your hair,” stated my friend. Yes, you read...