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I Am Why

Young women who’ve endured the failings of the juvenile justice system find their power in a new advocacy group that believes they are the true agents of change. As ...

By David Reich and Vicki Sanders
Winter 2020

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The Innocence Whisperers

Adjunct Professor Charlotte Whitmore has a gift for freeing the wrongly convicted. But she doesn’t do it alone. Her talent is in knowing how to ...

By Chad Konecky
Summer 2019

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From Prosperity to Peril and Back Again

The remarkable life journey of the Cuban girl born Teresa Valdes-Fauli.

By Katharine Whittemore
Summer 2019

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The Dignity of Work (Is That Even a Thing Anymore?)

In a shapeshifting employment environment, experts sort out what to worry about and what to hope for.

By Jane Whitehead
Summer 2019

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The Remarkable, Heroin-Laced, High-Seas, Cartel-Sniffing Takedown

Drawing upon a singular skill set, Andres Torres ’08 built a case that spanned three continents to snag kingpin drug traffickers and torpedo a virtually ...

By Brendan McKinnon ’19
Winter 2019

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Once Upon a Time: LAB Turns 50

As BC Law’s clinical programs celebrate fifty years, alumni relive the memories and share the stories of the cases and clients who changed their lives.

By Jeri Zeder
Winter 2019

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For the Record

Defying the odds, Randall McMillan ’95 withstood a bleak Brooklyn upbringing animated by music to emerge in the rarefied world of Christina Aguilera, Jay-Z, Rihanna, ...

By Chad Konecky
Winter 2019

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Ode to LAB

Stories from the crucible of young lawyering.

Winter 2019

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Their Hearts Are In It

Public Service Scholars fan out and change the world.

By Jane Whitehead
Summer 2018

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The Creative Genius of David Fialkow

David Fialkow ’85 was part of a creative team that outsmarted the KGB, impelled the IOC, safe-housed a whistle-blowing defector, laid bare Russian sport, and, ...

By Chad Konecky
Summer 2018