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Dating service creator accused of harassing students<br />
In the months following the MIT-Harvard-Wellesley Valentine's Match-Up, some law students' inboxes continue to be flooded with unwanted and potentially harassing e-mails. Administrators and the police are still unaware of just how many women have been contacted.
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HLS to offer new study abroad program<br />
Beginning next year, Harvard Law students will have the opportunity to expand their legal education beyond Cambridge's horizons. As part of a three-year test plan, HLS has launched a legal study abroad program where students can take one semester to study at a legal institution in a foreign country.
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The time is now<br />
ALEX M. GORDON writes, "Due to the heroic efforts of our men and women in the armed forces, the military campaign in Iraq is nearing a close. However, the military victory may prove to be the 'easy part' relative to the next phase of the operation."
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Viet Dinh: An American Story
This week, KATIE BIBER tells the story of Assistant Attorney General Viet Dinh '93. "Republicans and Democrats alike are moved by the journey that brought a family to the United States and elevated its youngest son to Washington prominence."
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Letters from Berkeley: Improved vision<br />
"What am I doing," asks COLLEEN CHEN. "I'm so stupid for not creating a safety net job, I tell myself. But as the end of law school draws near, and I look towards implementing my plans for self-employment, my answer is increasingly clear: I'm improving my vision."
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1L Experience: Going once, going twice….<br />
Something bothered JEREMY BLACHMAN about the Public Interest Auction last week. Isn't lunch with a professor something that should go for less than $1000? And is it really a charity auction to give all the proceeds right back to HLS? Is this really just a massive wealth redistribution scheme?
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Public interest auction nearly meets last year’s total<br />
Last Thursday, over 500 students gathered in Austin Hall to bid on items at the tenth annual Public Interest Auction. Following a "Harvard Goes Hollywood" theme, this year's auction was full of glitz and glamour, although the sheen of riches did not translate into more funds raised.
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Africa Summit Program sends BLSA members to Botswana<br />
While most students spent their spring break catching up on sleep, studies or the sun, several Black Law Students Association members traveled to Africa in order to develop ties with another community and learn about the Botswana legal system.
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Moot court team participates in competition<br />
The HLS moot court team competed two weeks ago in the international round of the Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition held in Washington, D.C.
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RECORD Editorial: No corporate conspiracy<br />
Now, public interest-minded students have even less of an excuse not to give their dreams a chance. Thanks to changes in the Low Income Protection Plan, benefits to students have been significantly extended, dispelling the myth that students need to take a job at a big firm.