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Women and Law Review: An historical overview<br />
Part of an on-going series meant to open up public debate on the Law Review's gender gap.
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Every story published on our website. For print editions back to 1946, see Print.
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1L EXPERIENCE: A larger purpose<br />
"Why do you want to go to law school?" Before coming to HLS, I was asked this question, or a variation of it, more times that I'd care to remember.
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Major firm breaks OCI rules<br />
According to the Office of Career Services and several Harvard Law students, the law firm Arnold & Porter has been soliciting students for its open interview slots during OCI through a pre-screening process that includes viewing the students' transcripts prior to the first interview. If Arnold & Porter's actions are true, this would be a violation of OCS's 'no pre-screening policy' that says, "employers are not permitted to pre-screen candidates prior to the on-campus interview."
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NEWS BRIEFS: Tigers and Tenth Circuit<br />
Ouch! Illusionist Roy Horn Mauled By Tiger It was just another show Friday night for Las Vegas illusionists Siegfried Fischbacher and Roy Horn, who met on a cruise ship more than forty years ago and have been performing in front of sold-out Las Vegas casino crowds ever since.
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Save your Solomonic judgment, Dean<br />
I was surprised by Dean Kagan's listserv sermon regarding the morality of the Solomon Amendment. But when the Pope e-mails the Law School his critique of Chevron's Nondelegation Doctrine, I'll be really impressed.
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RECORD EDITORIAL: ‘Disdain’ is not enough<br />
Over the past three weeks, legal challenges to the Solomon Amendment have spread from a suit filed in New Jersey by the Society of American Law Teachers and the Forum for Academic and Institutional Rights (FAIR) to the recent filing in Philadelphia by twenty-one law professors and six students from the University of Pennsylvania.
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RECORD EDITORIAL: In response<br />
While The Record respects and encourages contrary viewpoints to articles and editorials, factual assertions of overt bias in how this newspaper gathers information and reports news must be addressed. In a guest column this week Daniel Kirschner, President of Law Review, makes several factual assertions about The Record that deserve a response.
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Fenno: Wrongfully accused<br />
Fenno sweated. The tribunal glared across the bench. Fenno gulped. The tribunal continued glaring, the beady eyes of Martha Field boring into Fenno. "Mr. Fenno," said Professor Field, "these are very serious allegations. What do you have to say for yourself?" "Ummm .
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Outkast’s Wild Ride<br />
They call it Speakerboxxx/The Love Below. It's dizzy, it's hot, it's great, it's weird and it's awfully hard to write about.
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Rock On<br />
School of Rock is one of those unassuming little movies that unexpectedly sucks you in only to take you on the wildest of rides.
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The Verdict<br />
A weekly review by a pretentious chief justice and two smarmy and overeager associate justices who are vying for her job.