Word: lawness
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...progress comes slowly, Murray said. Shewarned that students who are "set to change theworld" would have to learn to be content if theycould only "change one law, or an election...
Professor of Law Derrick A. Bell's dramatic call for affirmative action in faculty appointments last fall followed a student sit-in at the office of Dean James Vorenberg '49 in the spring. Later, campus conservatives complained that they were not fairly represented on a student dean search committee which reserved two seats for members of the minority Coalition for Diversity. After a bitter campaign, the student body roundly rejected a proposal by the conservative Students' Alliance for Fairness to prevent seats in future ad hoc committees from being reserved for specific groups...
Kaufman and Associate Dean Frank E. A. Sander are leading the comprehensive effort to review the physical plant, educational and clinical programs, financial aid and other aspects of the Law School...
...library badly needs to be modernized," Kaufman says. "It's the same problem as Widener. There are older books that are crumbling...and no places where students can study in groups. And we need to bring in technology and computers." He adds that since the Law School can house only one-third of its students, the planning committee will examine solutions to relieve pressure on non-residential students over "the next 20 to 30 years...
...case hinges on whether the club is a public accommodation and thus prohibited by law from discriminating on the basis of race, religion, ethnicity or sex. If the club is public, it must open its doors to women, but if it is deemed private, Baker says, "It can discriminate to its little heart's content...