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Just two years ago, Stephenson was a student at HLS and the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences. Now, he is an assistant professor of law. Stephenson was appointed to the faculty one year ago, but spent the past year as a clerk for U.S. Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy. This year, he will teach administrative and environmental...
...seeks to fill Rehnquist’s seat, Dershowitz said Roberts, a former Rehnquist clerk, will be something of a “Rehnquist-lite...
...went on to clerk for Circuit Judge Henry Friendly and Rehnquist, when Rehnquist was an associate justice on the Supreme Court. Roberts also worked in the Justice Department, serving as Deputy Solicitor General—one of the government’s main lawyers before the Supreme Court—and later had a private practice. By the time President Bush appointed him to the D.C. Court of Appeals in 2002, Roberts had argued 39 cases before the Supreme Court and was known as one of the finest appellate litigators in the land...
...since he arrived at Harvard in the fall of 1973. He graduated summa cum laude in History in just three years and went on to graduate magna cum laude from HLS while serving as the Managing Editor of The Harvard Law Review. He went on to clerk for Circuit Judge Henry Friendly and Rehnquist, when Rehnquist was an associate justice on the Supreme Court...
...Whirlpool and a private-equity firm, Ripplewood Holdings. Meanwhile, many of the 2,800 Maytag employees in Newton--18% of the population--are worried that they will lose their jobs. Others are sad to watch the Maytag legacy go on the block. Mary Ergenbright's father was a Maytag clerk for 30 years, and her son-in-law is a Maytag vice president. "A new company would probably bring in new executives, and he'll be out of a job," she says...