Spring 1998 -- Cardozo Life
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Spring 1998 -- Cardozo Life
Features
An Interview with Stephen J. Schulte
Adjunct professor, vice chairman of the Board, partner at a major New
York law firm, spouse of a Cardozo grad, and cochair of Friends of Cardozo,
Steve Schulte talks of legal education, development, Cardozo, and the future.
The Jacob Burns Institute for Advanced Legal Studies
by JONATHAN
KALSTROM
Ten years after Cardozo¹s founding, Jacob Burns decided that he wanted
to do something that would give the Law School a strong presence on the
national scene; thus was the Jacob Burns Institute for Advanced Legal Studies
conceived.
Not Just Any Immigration Case
by LEON WILDES Adjunct Professor of Law
Only one lawyer can claim that he was successful in helping John Lennon
and Yoko Ono with their immigration problems. In an annual lecture, Professor
Wildes recalls the legal wrangling as well as the friendship that developed
between him and his clients.
Members of the Adjunct Faculty Share A Celebrated Moment
by BARUCH WEISS, DANIEL SILVERMAN, ROSALIND LICHTER, BURTON LIPSHIE,
SALLY GANONG POPE, AND MICHAEL ROSS
Cardozo Goes Residential by ANDREW ALPERN ¹92
Architectural historian and real estate lawyer Alpern takes a look at
the rich history of the two buildings that, through a clever real estate
deal, will become Cardozo¹s new residence hall.
Departments
Around Campus
Conference Examines Holocaust Issues € LL.M. Programs to Be Offered
€ Woodward Trial Lessons € Cochran Comes to Campus € Warren Buffett Teaches
Class € Friends of Cardozo Reorganize € Moot Court Teams Win € Four Visiting
Professors € Auction Raises $12,000
Faculty Briefs
Toby Golick Wins Distinguished Service Award € Programs at Oxford €
News Briefs
Alumni News & Notes
Weingarten Becomes President of UFT € Annual Fund Exceeds Goal € Reflections
on ITAP € BALLSA Reunion € ClassActions
