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BLSA Book Drive

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11.14.2005 - 11.22.2005

The Black Law Students Association of the University of Chicago Law School will host a Thanksgiving Book Drive to benefit a local elementary school in Hyde Park. New and gently used books will be collected by the student mail folders from November 14-22, 2005. The books will be used to grow the school library and classroom libraries, as well as to give to students to take home.

1L Mentoring Program

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09.09.2005

The Women's Mentoring Program and the Black Law Student Association are looking for mentors in the Chicago area to be matched with entering 1L students.  A variety of events throughout the year are planned for each of these students programs, including cocktail receptions this fall.  If you are interested in volunteering, or have questions about the programs, please contact Leslie Hau

ELS Movie Night

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01.05.2005

6:00 ELS Movie Night featuring "Day After Tomorrow" which shows Hollywood's take on the disasterous effects of global climate change. (refreshments) (Room II)

Thurgood Marshall Lecture Series

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01.17.2007

Professor Kevin J. McMahon of Trinity College, Connecticut, and author of Reconsidering Roosevelt on Race speaks on "How FDR Paved the Path to Brown v. the Board of Education." This is the second lecture in a series of four sponsored by the Black Law Students Association commemorate the 40th anniversary of Thurgood Marshall's appointment to the U.S. Supreme Court.

BLSA Chicago Renaissance Gala

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02.09.2007

The Chicago Council of Black Law Students Associations cordially invites you to the Second Annual Chicago Renaissance Gala.

Honoring Justice Thurgood Marshall

Friday, February 9, 2007
Cocktails at 6:00pm
Dinner and program at 7:30pm

The Museum of Science and Industry
57th St. & Lake Shore Drive

Semiformal attire

Third Address in the Thurgood Marshall Series

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04.05.2007

Drew Days III, former U.S. Solicitor General (under President Clinton) and Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights (under President Carter), delivers the third address in a series of talks commemorating the 40th Anniversary of Thurgood Marshall's appointment to the Supreme Court. This event will take place in Room II of the University of Chicago Law School at 12:15.

Thurgood Marshall Lecture Series

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05.03.2007

Randall Kennedy, professor at Harvard Law School

11th Annual Chicago Law Foundation Public Interest Auction

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01.31.2008

For twenty-eight years, CLF, a student-run organization, has awarded grants to University of Chicago Law School students who devote their summers and careers to the public interest. Most public interest organizations can’t afford to pay students for summer work, or for extensive bar fees and expenses.

Faculty: 
Douglas G. Baird

Animal Law Week

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11.03.2008 - 11.07.2008

The University of Chicago Law School and the McCormick Companions’ Fund Presents
Animal Law Week
November 3–5, 2008

Cohosted by the Chicago Law Animal Welfare Society (CLAWS) and the Student Animal Legal Defense Fund (SALDF) of the University of Chicago Law School

David Weisbach, "Climate Change: What Do We Know? What Do We Need to Know?"

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David Weisbach is Walter J. Blum Professor of Law and Kearney Director of the Program in Law and Economics. This talk was recorded April 22, 2009 and was sponsored by the Environmental Law Society.


48:49 minutes (44.69 MB)
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Archive year: 
2009
Speaker: 
David Weisbach
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