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June   


  CLS Gatekeepers and Corporate Governance Conference in Tokyo   
The Center for Japanese Legal Studies at Columbia Law will host a conference in Tokyo on August 2, 2005.
  
  Forum on Korean Economic Trade Zone   
The Center for Korean Legal Studies will host a forum to discuss the joint Economic Trade Zone between South and North Korea. Ahn Sang-Soo, the Mayor of Oncheon, is scheduled to present.
  
  2005 Student Prizes   
Columbia Law presents student prizes for 2005.
  
  Public Interest Fellows Named   
Columbia Law has chosen four students to receive the 2005 Public Interest Fellowships, which provide enhanced loan repayment support.
  
  Milligan Scholarship Fund Established   
Anne Cohen, a partner at the New York law firm Debevoise & Plimpton, along with Brad Meltzer and his wife Cori Flam, have joined to initiate the Dean James Milligan Scholarship Fund at Columbia Law School.
  
  New Deans Announced   
Columbia Law welcomes the new Dean of Development & Alumni Relations and the new Dean of Student Services.
  
  Edith Spivack Retires after 70 Years and 10 Mayors   
Edith I. Spivack '32 has retired after 70 years with the New York City Law Department, where she was hired in 1934 as assistant corporation counsel under New York Mayor Fiorello H. LaGuardia.
  
  Former Prosecutor Named to Senate Judiciary Committee   
Preet Bharara '93 was named chief counsel on the Senate Judiciary Committee, working on judicial selection for U.S. Senator Chuck Schumer (D-NY).
  
  Honors for students at NALSA Moot Court Competition   
Columbia students distinguished themselves at the National Native American Law Students Association held at the UCLA School of Law.
  
  New Faculty Books   
  
  CLS Alumni and Associates Entering Teaching   
  
  Jailhouse Manual Released in New Edition and Spanish Edition   
Students at the Columbia Human Rights Law Review are celebrating the newly released sixth edition of A Jailhouse Lawyers Manual (JLM) and the inaugural edition of the publication in Spanish.
  
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