Hiatus
Dear Colleagues:
VelvelOnNationalAffairs.blogspot.com will be "off the air," so to speak, until approximately November 12th. Postings will resume then.
Velvel on National Affairs
This progressive blog sets forth the personal views of the Dean of the Massachusetts School of Law on national events. Occasionally, the responses to his views or other interesting articles are also posted.
Friday, October 15, 2004
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Previous Posts
- Statements Of The Unacceptable
- [S]ome thoughts about... folks who... take credit ...
- Crimson Staff's Response re. Ogletree Comments
- [I]n response to your note [on Ghost Writing]
- Re: On Ghost Writing
- Re. Re: ...The Ogletree Transgression
- Re: Professor Ogletree’s Response
- Re. "Say it ain’t so, Joe."
- "Say it ain’t so, Joe."
- Shouldn’t We Consider A Three State Solution In Iraq?
- Name:Lawrence Velvel
- Location:Andover, Massachusetts, United States
About Dean Velvel
Dean Velvel, an honors graduate of the University of Michigan Law School, has practiced law in the public and private sectors, and been a law professor. He is the author of the quartet Thine Alabaster Cities Gleam. The books in the quartet are entitled: Misfits In America, Trail of Tears, The Hopes and Fears of Future Years: Loss and Creation, and The Hopes and Fears of Future Years: Defeat and Victory.
MSL's mission is to provide high quality, practical and affordable legal education to deserving person who have been unfairly excluded from law schools. The School seeks to give these persons access to the societal advancement that is available, in law and other fields, to people with legal degrees. To accomplish its mission, MSL serves persons from working class backgrounds, minorities, mid-life individuals who seek to change careers, and immigrants. MSL also serves middle class people who increasingly have been shut out of legal education. MSL gives individuals from all these groups a rigorous, useful, affordable legal education so that they can improve their lives and better serve their communities.
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