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Protecting Privacy
May 10, 2024
Professor Danielle Citron discusses themes in her most recent book, “The Fight for Privacy: Protecting Dignity, Identity, and Love in the Digital Age.” Citron spoke at the Law School Foundation’s Alumni Board and Council luncheon.
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Welcome to Virginia Law, Part 3: Secrets to Academic Success
August 5, 2009
Students and recent graduates share their secrets to academic success with the Class of 2012.
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Welcome to Virginia Law, Part 2: Charlottesville
July 27, 2009
Students and recent graduates share tips about Charlottesville with the entering class.
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Welcome to Virginia Law, Part 1: Before You Start Law School
July 17, 2009
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Past libel show cast members
Libel Show Co-Producer Patrick Byrnett Discusses the Production's History, with Directors John Sheehan (on Phone) and Phoebe Geer
March 12, 2008
It started as a fraternity hazing ritual on the steps of the Rotunda more than a century ago, but the Law School’s annual Libel Show has retained its mission of lampooning faculty, the administration, and law school culture.
"Law and Having a Life Too, or Better Living Through Literature" with Paul Ruxin '68
October 16, 2007
Paul Ruxin '68, a partner at Jones Day, spoke to law students about how literature made his life better and made him a better lawyer. His personal collection of the works of Samuel Johnson, James Boswell and their circle is among the most complete collection in private hands in the world.
A NeW Generation of Women: How Conservative Women Are Reclaiming College Campuses, with 1L Karin Agness
April 27, 2007
First-year law student Karin Agness, who spoke at a Miller Center of Public Affairs Forum April 18, is the founder and national president of the Network of enlightened Women (NeW), the nation's premier organization for conservative university women.