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Lani Guinier’s legacy, in her own words - Harvard Law School (opens the original)
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Lani Guinier spent her life and career challenging Americans to rethink voting, race, and representation — to “encourage people not to accept the status quo as the only possible world they have to live in,” says Harvard Law School Professor Nikolas Bowie ’14, who is also her son. Guinier, a celebrated civil rights lawyer, scholar, and educator, became the first woman of color to hold a tenured professorship at Harvard Law School before her death in 2022 at the age of 71. Her ideas on voting righ
Are you an AI idealist, alarmist, or skeptic? - Harvard Law School (opens the original)
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Is there really a one-in-ten chance that artificial intelligence could “kill us all” within the next decade, as one expert at the tech company Anthropic recently warned? In early September, Evan Hubinger, a prominent AI safety researcher at frontier lab Anthropic, shared his existential worries about the rapid pace of AI development in a post on X: “[W]e really do earnestly believe AI could kill all humans! I personally think it is >10% within the next decade. I believe Anthropic is trying its b
The legacies of Randall Robinson and TransAfrica live on at Harvard Law School Library - Harvard Law School (opens the original)
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On the evening before Thanksgiving in 1984, four African American leaders visited the South African embassy in Washington, D.C. and refused to leave until certain demands were met. Among these were the release of political prisoners including Nelson Mandela, Walter Sisulu, and Govan Mbeki, and a public commitment from the South African government to dismantle apartheid. Three of the activists — including Harvard Law School graduate Randall Robinson ’70 — were arrested that day, while the fourth
Many different paths, one Harvard Law School - Harvard Law School (opens the original)
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A chicken hypnotist. A former child actor — and a former child author. A pro soccer player. Harvard Law School’s incoming students bring an eclectic range of backgrounds and experiences to campus. Today, they’re excited to learn the law, get to know their classmates and professors, and take advantage of all the school has to offer. Harvard Law Today talked to incoming and transfer J.D. students and new LL.M. and S.J.D. students about their backgrounds, interests, and hopes for the year ahead. Re
Filmmaker Jonathan Goldstein’s road from Harvard Law to Hollywood - Harvard Law School (opens the original)
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In the hands of writer and director Jonathan Goldstein ’95, a familiar storyline is never quite what it seems. His new film, “Mayday,” starring Ryan Reynolds and Kenneth Branagh, takes the conventions of the classic Cold War action movie, injects them with humor — and promptly turns them on their head. It’s fitting, then, that Goldstein’s own life has been anything but predictable: After earning a degree in German literature, he attended Harvard Law School and practiced at a top corporate law fi
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