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Michael G. Harpe
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Forgotten CORDS
T HE RECENT SEARCH for a successor to Albert M. Sacks, dean of the Law School, has illustrated the deficiencies
Back to the Drawing Board
It took the members of the Harvard Law Review more than four hours this week to agree on an affirmative
New Referee for the Paper Chase
President Bok ended months of speculation this week when he announced his selection of James Vorenberg '48, associate dean of
Three Review Editors Resign Over Affirmative Action Plan
Three members of the Harvard Law Review submitted their resignations over the weekend, citing disagreement with the Review's adoption last
An Affirmative Action
Stuart Singer, president of the Harvard Law Review, may be right when he says that everyone on the review recognizes
Rumors On New Law Dean Intensify; Bok May Have Offered Post To Judge
President Bok last December may have offered the deanship of the Law School to Robert E. Keeton, a federal judge
Law Review Adopts Affirmative Action
The Harvard Law Review, a prestigious law journal, yesterday altered its method of selecting members to try to increase the
Law Dean Candidates Decline Interview
Four Law School professors considered prime candidates to become the school's next dean recently declined to be interviewed by students,
New Ways to Find a Dean
When 17 Law School professors last week signed an internal memo asking the faculty to consider the dean-selecting procedure in
Professors Criticize Law Dean Search
Amid student demands for a formal role in the selection of a successor to Albert M. Sacks, dean of the
Law Students to Evaluate Faculty Dean Candidates
Law School students will try to interview faculty candidates for dean despite President Bok's rejection two weeks ago of student
Student Input? No Thanks
President Bok this week dashed the hopes of Law School students who had asked for a formal role in the
Bok Rejects Requests of Law Groups
In a private meeting with Law School student leaders yesterday, President Bok rejected the students' requests for a formal role
Students Want Say in Choice Of Law Dean
President Bok's search for a successor to Albert M. Sacks, dean of the Law School, who will step down next
Law School Class of '80 Flocks to Private Firms
Nearly three-quarters of this year's Law School graduates will enter-private law firms next fall--the most in recent years--while less than
