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An Ordeal with a Bittersweet Ending

How and why Jennifer Thompson became a leading advocate for conviction reform.

By Venus Chui '18
October 17, 2016

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Hoping for a Constitution of ‘Positive Rights’

Pulitzer Prize-winner Linda Greenhouse ponders the future of the Supreme Court.

By James Barasch '18
October 14, 2016

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‘We Should Do Better; We Deserve Better’

Congressman Seth Moulton takes a pragmatist’s approach to getting things done in Washington.

October 14, 2016

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The ‘Stuff Inside’ That Wouldn’t Go Away

Ellen Krug ’82 describes the torment and the triumph of her gender transition.

By Vicki Sanders
October 13, 2016

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Has the Mortgage Pendulum Swung Too Far?

The Rappaport Center for Law and Public Policy welcomed experts on mortgage inequality and access to mortgage credit for a full day conference on September 30. ...

By Nate Kenyon
October 5, 2016

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Clough Lecturer Asks Provocative Questions about 14th Amendment

Vorenberg argues for use of preemptive action to protect marginalized citizens

October 5, 2016

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Why More Women Should Choose a Career in M&A

Panelists describe adrenaline-packed jobs with satisfying outcomes

By Vicki Sanders
September 30, 2016

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Navy Secretary Keeps His Eye on the Horizon

In inaugural Dean's Distinguished Lecture, Ray Mabus urges aspiring lawyers to "plant a thousand trees"

September 26, 2016

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‘Power Does Not Concede Without Demand’

Rappaport panel explores race and policing

By Venus Chui '18
September 20, 2016

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Dean Inaugurates Distintinguished Lecture Series with Secretary of Navy Mabus

United States Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus (above with President Obama), a lawyer, one-time governor, and former Saudi ambassador, will present the inaugural Dean’s Distinguished ...

September 13, 2016