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Indian-American Woman To Head Harvard Law Review, 1st In 136-Year History
A second year Indian-American student at Harvard Law School has been elected president of the prestigious Harvard Law Review, becoming the first woman from the community to be named to the position in the prestigious publication's 136-year history.
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Harvard Law Review Elects Its First Black Woman President In 130 Years
Twenty-seven years after it elected a black man as its president for the first time, the esteemed Harvard Law Review voted a black woman to the post, making it the first in its 130-year history. Incidentally, the black man was former US president Barack Obama.
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Barack Obama Urges More Progress On Criminal Justice Reform
The United States has "much work to be done" to reform the criminal justice system and humanize the prison system, President Barack Obama said Thursday in a Harvard Law Review article.
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Indian-American Woman To Head Harvard Law Review, 1st In 136-Year History
A second year Indian-American student at Harvard Law School has been elected president of the prestigious Harvard Law Review, becoming the first woman from the community to be named to the position in the prestigious publication's 136-year history.
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Harvard Law Review Elects Its First Black Woman President In 130 Years
Twenty-seven years after it elected a black man as its president for the first time, the esteemed Harvard Law Review voted a black woman to the post, making it the first in its 130-year history. Incidentally, the black man was former US president Barack Obama.
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Barack Obama Urges More Progress On Criminal Justice Reform
The United States has "much work to be done" to reform the criminal justice system and humanize the prison system, President Barack Obama said Thursday in a Harvard Law Review article.
