Word: hls
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...conference, hosted at Harvard Law School (HLS) this past weekend, featured seven panels on topics ranging from civil and human rights to the effects of the criminal justice system on the African-American community. The conference also featured a multi-city networking dessert reception, a Saturday school program, and numerous social events...
Jenée Desmond-Harris, an HLS student who co-chaired the conference with F. Danielle Lewis and Tara L. Curtis said she invited Giovanni to speak at yesterday’s “inspirational brunch” even though she is not a lawyer because “she would deliver an inspiring message that would encourage students to think about their social responsiblity in keeping with the theme of our conference...
Kendra N. Thompson, a current senior at Hampton University who will attend HLS next year, travelled to Cambridge to attend the conference and said, “I didn’t know [Giovanni] would be so funny...
...HLS, the home of the Berkman Center for Internet and Society, reached what you might call an early puberty with “Weblogs at Harvard Law.” Like all of the center’s projects, this one combined the practical and the academic. By launching a blogging community for anyone with a harvard.edu e-mail address, the Berkman Center aimed not only to create a community but to study...
Third year HLS student Jeremy D. Blachman also pushed the envelope when New York Times revealed him as the “Anonymous Lawyer” of the eponymous website. “Anonymous Lawyer” was a fictional account of a pompous, sexist, high-powered attorney. The only catch was that Blachman didn’t mention that it was all made up. Though the site was not hosted by the Berkman Center, Harvard made the papers nonetheless, drawing attention to the possibility for blogging mischief...