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four of the six Harvard Law School graduates named to the list.

The conservative influence of the federalist society on the Harvard Law School student body

Growing up in California, a bright, young, and increasing radical African American in an age of affirmative action, Ogletree gained skills and knowledge at Stanford and at Harvard Law.

Ogletree, Charles J., Jr. All Deliberate Speed: Reflections on the First Half-Century of Brown v. Board of Education

Lubell is a graduate of Harvard Law School and Harvard College.

Jeffrey Lubell becomes head of Center for Housing Policy

Harvard Law, by Andrew Peyton Thomas, which accused the school of succumbing to political correctness in its hiring and in its pedagogical decisions.

Earnest, Young, & Owing: how law students find themselves trapped in a corporate cartel

Thomas-Graham is a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of Harvard College, Harvard Business School, and Harvard Law School, where she served as an editor of the Harvard Law Review.

Clorox elects Liz Claiborne executive to board

a professor at Harvard Law School, and the school have acknowledged that he somehow cribbed six unattributed paragraphs from a Yale colleague, Jack M.

The case of the purloined paragraphs

But the Harvard Law School-educated businessman and Baltimore native was also revered as a committed philanthropist.

Baltimore salutes B.E. titan

Harvard Law School is planning to put more than a million documents from the Nuremberg trials on the Internet, allowing ready access to records of the historic proceedings that probed the war crimes of Hitler's Third Reich.

Nuremberg papers on Internet

A study by Benjamin Edelman, a student at Harvard Law School, buttresses the point.

The big block: a secret online blacklist. (Citings)

After more than a decade of being barred, military recruiters will be marching back into Harvard Law School this fall.

Military recruiters muscle into schools. (Education)

Neuman, "Jurisdiction and the Rule of Law after the 1996 Immigration Act," 113 Harvard Law Review, 1963 (2000); Michael Scaperlanda, "Are we that Far Gone?

The aftermath of September 11, 2001: The targeting of Arabs and Muslims in America

Brown's service at the Justice Department came after he retired from teaching constitutional and tax law at the Harvard Law School in 1971.

Ernest J. Brown, tax giant: a personal remembrance. (In Memoriam)

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