Penn Law Journal Archive
1990-1999
Constitutional Law at Penn Law (Fall 1999) |
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With a location in Philadelphia it’s natural that the University of Pennsylvania Law School has ties to the history of the U.S. Constitution and the founding of our nation. This issue of the Penn Law Journal examines that relationship. Also in this issue:
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Leadership Through Law (Spring 1999) |
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After ten years as the leader of the Law School, Dean Diver announces his resignation from the deanship. During Dean Diver’s time at the Law School, he oversaw the building of Tanenbaum Hall, increased the number of standing faculty from twenty-eight to thirty-seven, and the number of endowed chairs form eleven to seventeen. Dean Diver intends to return to teaching and research.
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The Mission of the Penn Law School (Fall 1997) |
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Women in Judging: Transforming the Image of Justice (July 1995) |
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A Day in the Life of the Law School (June 1994) |
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A photo essay, portraying a day in the life of the Law School, comprises the bulk of this issue.
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Nicole E. Tanenbaum Hall: Dedication Celebration Edition (February 1994) |
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The dedication of Tanenbaum Hall, on October 14, 1993, was attended by more than 2,000 Law School alumni, students, friends, faculty, and staff members. As the new home to Biddle Law Library, Tanenbaum Hall was built to be fully electronic, enabling connectivity to existing remote databases, access to on-site electronic reference tools, as well as electronic resources at other schools and libraries. Attorney Janet Reno gave the keynote speech at the dedication.
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1993 June |
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1993 January |
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1992 June |
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1992 February |
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“Penn Lawyers: Involvement in our Changing World,” profiles four Law School alumni who work in international law. Those profiled are: John DePodesta, L’69, Nessim Levy, L’67, K.W. James Rochow, L’71 and James D. Morris, L’75.
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1991 June |
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The First 200 Years: Celebrating the Law School's History (Spring 1990) |
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1990 Winter |
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Joan M. Hall, Esq. delivers this year’s Irving R. Segal Lectureship in Trial Advocacy. The lecture, “Women Trial Lawyers in America,” begins with a brief history of women lawyers, then moves on to a discussion of two interrelated issues facing women lawyers, discrimination, and pressures.
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