Spring Forward Into Spring Break Faithful readers know that the college’s spring break is next week, March 12 – 16, and this year its opening weekend features the start of Daylight Saving Time across most of the United States. As … Continue reading →
The Honorable Shira Scheindlin (ret.) Judge Scheindlin, retired from the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York, will trace the history of the relationship between law enforcement and race from the Civil War to the present. She … Continue reading →
George Washington’s Birthday I noted in this space a year ago that the official name of the federal holiday marked on the third Monday of February is George Washington’s Birthday, and that it is through the efforts of retailers that … Continue reading →
Research Training Sessions Tuesday, February 13th Professor Oliver’s Section 1 Federal Law with Ron Jones 10:40 A.M. – 12:05 P.M. in Room 100A Professor Oliver’s Section 3 Federal Law with Ron Jones 1:30 – 2:55 P.M. in Room 100A Thursday, … Continue reading →
Minority Hiring at Law Firms Associate Director for Public and Research Services Susan Boland has included information on the representation of African Americans in law firms in this week’s library display. The statistics show the percentage of lawyers at the … Continue reading →
And there may be one… The sentiment expressed in the post’s title, which has been used as the title of a newspaper comic strip created by Al Fagaly and Harry Shorten, commonly comes to mind when one complains about a … Continue reading →
Welcome to Spring Semester We in the library can’t do anything about the frigid weather, other than to suggest that you dress in layers, but we do give you our warm wishes for a successful spring semester, and for our … Continue reading →