Lewis J. Liman

Outdoing Tradition

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T HE LIBERALS are starting to stage their comeback. Virtually unnoticed by the press, 1100 avowed liberal Democrats gathered in

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Harvard Law School appears the picture of serenity and timelessness. To the untrained eye, nothing could ever change there--behind the

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The Law Review ended a month of negotiations with the faculty last week when it agreed to delay implementation of

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Detlev J. Vagts, professor of Law and chairman of the Law School committee reviewing the Law Review's affirmative action program,

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In a surprising move, the Michelman Committee, a student-faculty panel reviewing education at the Law School, yesterday submitted a proposal

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More than 140 American law school deans--including Albert M. Sacks, dean of the Law School--sent a letter to Congress this

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In a report that will be sent to all Law School faculty today, the Michelman Committee, a student-faculty group reviewing

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On July 31. Albert Sacks will walk out of his office on the second floor of Griswold Hall at the

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A Stanford University law professor has accepted a tenured position at New York University, despite the Law School's long-term efforts

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T HERE IS A FUNDAMENTAL injustice in the publishing world. Books by famous people get on the bookstands. They are