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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

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“I Am What I Am, and What I’m Not”

Jeremy Levesque / Tulane University, Boston College

Winter 2015

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A Long Way from Hanoi

Mai Zymaris / Harvard Law School

Winter 2015

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A Spot of Brown in a Sea of White

Charlene Ochogo / University of Florida

Winter 2015

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Winning Wordsmiths, Five Years On

Graduates stay true to the ideals they espoused in 2009.

By Jane Whitehead
Winter 2015

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‘I’ve Already Forgiven You’

Thanks to the Innocence Project, exonerations are becoming commonplace, but there is nothing at all common about the relationship between wrongly convicted Dennis Maher and ...

By Jeri Zeder
Summer 2014

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May It Please the Court

In a real federal appeals court, in real time, four students endure judges’ withering questions but introduce novel concepts and argue masterfully on behalf of ...

By Jeri Zeder
Summer 2014

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Cell Shocked

When kids do time, nobody wins. With justice for girls as her cause and educating BC Law students as her mission, Professor Francine Sherman ’80 ...

By David Reich
Summer 2014

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Meet the Unflappable, Unrelentingly Positive David Simas

From humble beginnings as the son of Portuguese immigrants, Simas wows political operatives and voters alike to become a key White House advisor.

By Peter Perl
Summer 2014

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Finding Their Passion

Two grads turn clinical experience into winning proposals to assist children.

Summer 2014

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BC Law School Innocence Project Expands

Twenty-one students get hands-on opportunities.

By Jeri Zeder
Summer 2014

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Learning While Doing

The takeaway for David Kete ’14 is a lifelong lesson in how to think on his feet.

Summer 2014