The Recorder
Described as soft-spoken but tough as steel, the judge, who died Monday, was an influential member of the court's liberal wing for decades
...her law school class at Pacific McGeorge School of Law before transferring to UC Berkeley's Boalt Hall after her first year to be closer...
Originally Published: The Recorder
...her law school class at Pacific McGeorge School of Law before transferring to UC Berkeley's Boalt Hall after her first year to be closer...
...her law school class at Pacific McGeorge School of Law before transferring to UC Berkeley's Boalt Hall after her first year to be closer...
...her law school class at Pacific McGeorge School of Law before transferring to UC Berkeley's Boalt Hall after her first year to be closer...
...Review and attended Harvard Law School as an exchange student during his third year. Between Stanford and Boalt Hall, Ong spent two years at...
...go on to be a judge and law school dean. Alexander graduated from Boalt Hall in 1973 and has spent his entire career...
...tenure as dean at Boalt Hall, set the tone — it was an era when a woman in a law school class was merely taking...
...go to law school. "And I...some folks at Boalt Hall, where Hersh was...
... At Boalt Hall, Kay said learning...
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