Features

Features

“God Bless the Child That’s Got Her Own”

Taisha Sturdivant ’16 faced poverty, danger, and near-homelessness, but she’s defied the odds. And she’s winning.

By Charles B. Fancher
Summer 2015

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The Guardian of the Melting Pot

Himself a Jewish, Turkish, Polish, Cuban American, León Rodriguez ’88 guides the top US citizenship and immigration agency with a knowing hand.

By Peter Perl
Summer 2015

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The Go-To Guy

By Jeri Zeder
Summer 2015

Features

Dateline: Baltimore

As state’s attorney Marilyn Mosby makes news, CNN’s Mel Robbins breaks it.

By Chad Konecky
Summer 2015

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A Character-Building Wedding Cake

Zain Ahmad / Rutgers University

Winter 2015

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Leadership

What makes a leader? Boston College Law School does...

Winter 2015

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Writing Their Way into Law School

The eloquent admission essays of five new 1Ls: Zain Ahmad, Jennawe Hughes, Jeremy Levesque, Mai Zymaris, and Charlene Ochogo.

Winter 2015

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The Little Incubator That Could

In a tough part of Boston, an innovation center thrives on the energy of minority entrepreneurs and their law student collaborators.

By Jeri Zeder
Winter 2015

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Witness to an Evolution

How Professor Quinn has influenced the economic emergence of Vietnam since the 1980s.

By David Reich
Winter 2015

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Of Law and War

Jennawe Hughes / West Point

Winter 2015