FORMER CHILD SLAVE TO JOIN DISCUSSION OF CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICT
Brooke Goldstein '05, director of the Children's Rights Institute and an award-winning documentary filmmaker, will moderate a panel that includes a former senior deputy attorney general of Israel, the editor-in-chief of Muslim World Today newspaper, a former child slave, and several journalists and human rights advocates discussing the issue of children in armed conflict. Cosponsored by Cardozo Advocates for Kids, it will be held in the Jacob Burns Moot Court Room on Monday, February 8 at 5pm. More...
DEAN INVITES STUDENTS TO AFTERNOON COFFEE BREAK
Students are invited to coffee, dessert, and a chat with Dean Diller on Thursday, February 11 at 4pm, in room 1008.
REAL DEAL LAW LECTURES
Sit in on a mini-lecture and see what law school is really like. Through the Real Deal, meet some of Cardozo students' favorite professors. More...
SCHOLARS TO ADDRESS POLYGAMY AND HOMOSEXUALITY
An all-day symposium on Tuesday, February 9 presented by Cardozo's Journal of Law and Gender will address religion, sexuality and the law, especially the phenomenon of religious polygamy in the United States and homosexuality in Islam. Jacob Burns Moot Court Room. More...
IP PROFESSOR EXPLORES PERSONALITY THEORY
Prof. Christopher Yoo of the University of Pennsylvania Law School will discuss personality theory through the German aesthetic concept of Spiel. He is this semester's first guest in the IP Speaker Series. Monday, February 10 at 12 pm. Room 205. More...
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