Word: tulsa
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Climenko Professor of Law Charles J. Ogletree vowed yesterday to forge ahead with a suit seeking reparations for survivors of the 1921 Tulsa, Okla., race riots, five days after a federal judge threw the suit out of court...
...mean, it’s like expecting to be struck by lightning,” said Alex Ewing, ’03, who won for his history thesis “‘Down in the Flood:’ Labor, Class, Justice and the Tulsa Riot...
While the U.S. and Britain would like a UN agreement to extend the oil-for- food program, they are also examining alternative methods. Most international legal scholars, led by R. Dobie Langenkamp (Director of University of Tulsa's National Energy-Environment Law & Policy Institute) agree that there is a strong case that the U.S. and Britain will be able to administer and sell Iraqi oil as they see fit under the rules of the Hague Convention that provide an occupying power specific guidelines when it comes to administering natural resources like forests, mines and oil fields. Such resources remain...
More important than its universally positive reception, Coles says, is the special issue DoubleTake published following the terrorist attacks in 2001, which represented the culmination of its mission. After its publication, Coles received a letter from a group of students in Tulsa, Oklahoma that “just made us feel that somehow that magazine had a purpose for a lot of people—not that we didn’t know that from earlier correspondance, but somehow, from far, distant Oklahoma, as Americans responding to an injury that really happened to the whole country…the response...
...Scalise named Hayes to the position of Strength and Conditioning Coordinator in January of 2002 to fill a void that was unique to Harvard among Division I programs. Hayes, who possesses undergraduate and graduate degrees from Springfield, had previously worked as an assistant coach at Springfield and D-I Tulsa...