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Going Back to CALI
Today is the first day of the CALI conference for Law School Computing. The conference is being hosted at Eckstein Hall, the new home to Marquette University’s Law School (which was designed by the same architects the College of Law worked with during the pre-design phase of our new building). I imagine as I type […]
Be an Informed Voter
November 1, 2010 by Pam Brannon
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Ballotpedia is one of the more fascinating sites that you’ve probably never heard of. It’s a freely editable wiki, like Wikipedia, but much, much more specialized. With a couple of clicks, you can find out what measures are currently on the ballot across the country, details on all of the state legislative elections, and all […]
Angelo Herndon: Race, Communism, Free Speech, and Atlanta
October 12, 2010 by Pam Brannon
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The College of Law’s Henry J. Miller Distinguished Lecture Series continues on October 21st, when Harvard’s Mark Tushnet will talk about a case that originated in Atlanta in a lecture entitled “The Hughes Court’s Treatment of Radical Dissent: The Angelo Herndon Case.” Angelo Herndon, an African-American, member of the Communist Party, and labor organizer, was […]
June 23, 2011 by Terrance Manion
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