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Lewis says he changed the title of the positionto better reflect the responsibilities associatedwith...
...They seem to me to always reflect their previous experience," says Epps, who has served under seven deans of the College." Fred Jewett was chair of admissions. He was avuncular...he would be open and weigh things, and was really known for his wise judgement...
Some others contend that the perception of HLS as anything less than a top-notch facility is merely a misperception--and a work of rumor--and fails to reflect the school's reputation in the academic legal field and among potential employers...
Secondly, for non-criminal but equally complicated matters, the Ad Board must reform its current subcommittee system to reflect the safeguards afforded by the legal process just as it now reflects the legal system's fact-finding process. Such a body need not necessarily mirror a court, but at the very least, students should be allowed independent representation. Theoretically, the subcommittee should embody principles that make fairness, not education, its top priority. In such a revised system, we would hope that the Ad Board could truly fulfill its goal of being an educational body while at the same time affording...
...Time is and should be America's commonground," reads a letter that then-incoming editorIsaacson wrote to readers on January 15, 1996."Our ideals reflect the shared values of thehearts of most Americans: try to figure out what'sbest for our kids, clean up after ourselves, havefaith in the power that comes from free marketsand free minds...