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Law's Ronna Schneider Greets Old Law School Chum: John Kerry

June 15, 2004

When Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry visited Cincinnati on Tuesday, he used the occasion to send out his gratitude to an old friend, UC Law Professor Ronna Greff Schneider. Schneider and Kerry were national qualifiers as a moot-court team at Boston College Law School in the 1970s.

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Research From Law's Wuerth Cited In Supreme Court Enemy Combatant Decision

June 29, 2004

The work of Ingrid Brunk Wuerth, an associate professor in the UC College of Law, was cited in the opinions released by the U.S. Supreme Court in announcing decisions on three cases involving the issue of enemy combatants. Wuerth's research analyzing historical precedents dating back to the War of 1812 will be published in this year's edition of the Northwestern University Law Review. A link to the article's abstract is currently available.

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Law Library's Turpening Earns National Recognition

July 6, 2004

Pat Turpening, the head of Preservation and Archives in the UC College of Law's Marx Law Library, has earned the 2004 Renee D. Chapman Award for Outstanding Contributions in Technical Services Law Librarianship. The award is decided on by the Technical Services Special Interest Section of the American Association of Law Libraries, and will be presented to Turpening next week at the AALL's annual meeting.

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Taft Among Group To Be Honored At Law Alumni Luncheon

April 12, 2005

Three alums -- William Howard Taft, Colombe Nicholas and Michael Neumark -- will be honored as the 2005 class of Distinguished Alumni when the UC College of Law's Alumni Association holds its Spring Alumni Luncheon on April 22. Taft is being honored posthumously on the 125th anniversary of his graduation from the college.

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George McGovern, Holocaust Survivors To Discuss Humanitarian Aspects Of WWII At UC College Of Law Event

April 14, 2005

Sen. George McGovern will join Holocaust survivors Werner Coppel and Anna Ornstein on Monday, April 18, at the UC College of Law for a program on "Military Action for Humanitarian Needs: Why Wasn't Auschwitz Bombed?" Besides his long career in politics, McGovern was a decorated WWII bomber pilot who flew missions over Germany and Poland. The event is free and open to the public, and will be available for live viewing as well through a Webcast over the Internet.

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Former UC Law Dean Returns To Discuss 'Law And Morality In Counter-Terrorism'

April 7, 2005

Tom Gerety, executive director of the Brennan Center for Justice at the New York University School of Law and former dean of the UC College of Law, will be featured at the UC College of Law's 2005 Robert S. Marx Lecture. Gerety will be discussing "Law and Morality in Counter-Terrorism" on April 13 at 10 a.m. in Room 114 of the College of Law.