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...That was my whole goal.”As Brown shined at shortstop during his senior season, he became “more circumspect.”He boasted a sterling academic record, and had once won the New Hampshire State Geography Bee. He was his school??s Student Congress President. “I started getting more interested in Harvard, as I read more about it—academically,” he says. “At this point, I was wondering whether baseball was going to work out.”When Dartmouth saw Brown...
Last fall, Law School Dean Elena Kagan announced that the school??facing threats from the Pentagon to block more than $400 million in federal funding to Harvard—would once again grant military recruiters access to the school??s Office of Career Services...
...School??s gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender student group, Lambda, formed a task force last year to propose possible measures to offset the impact of a potential case pro-Solomon ruling. Lambda Co-President Jeffrey G. Paik ’03 said that the organization will release a statement this afternoon...
...surprising that he’s being recruited to try something new.” During his time at Harvard, Nichols presided over the two largest fundraising campaigns in the history of legal education. The first, conducted from 1991 to 1995, raised $183 million, surpassing the school??s $150 million goal. The second was kicked off in June 2003 and is still ongoing. It has raised about $275 million toward a goal of $400 million, and is scheduled to end in June 2008. Nichols said that his principal accomplishments during his time at HLS were the renovation...
...School (HLS), has become embroiled in a recent controversy at Yale Law School regarding his use of racial slurs during his time at HLS. Camara, regarded by many as a legal prodigy, graduated from HLS in 2004 at the age of 19, making him the youngest graduate in the school??s history. Currently a research fellow at Stanford, Camara submitted an article for publication to the Yale Law Journal’s March Symposium Edition. But an anonymous e-mail, sent to the entire Yale Law School student body—after the editors of the Journal...