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Graduation 2008   


  2007-08 Student Clinic Triumphs   
Columbia Law School’s seven clinics provide students with hands-on lawyering experience while giving expert legal advice to clients who otherwise might not have had access to any legal advocacy.
  
  Philip Genty Wins Top Teaching Award   
The Class of 2008 bestowed Prof. Philip Genty, a 19-year veteran of the Law School faculty, with the 2008 Willis L.M. Reese Prize for Excellence in Teaching.
  
  McFadden of ABC News To Give Keynote at 2008 Graduation   
Cynthia McFadden ’84, co-anchor of ABC News’ “Nightline” and “Primetime Live” programs, has been selected by students to give the keynote address at Columbia Law School’s graduation ceremony on May 22.
  
  Graduation Media Advisory   
Cynthia McFadden ’84, co-anchor of ABC News’ “Nightline” and “Primetime Live” programs, has been selected by students to give the keynote address at Columbia Law School’s graduation ceremony on May 22. This year’s graduation takes place during the Law School’s 150th anniversary year.
  
  A Year of Sesquicentennial Celebrations   
Columbia Law School’s Class of 2008 is uniquely entwined with the history of the school as the class that will have graduated in the Law School’s 150th anniversary year. The Sesquicentennial has already been marked by several events, and the celebration will continue into the fall of 2008 with events in London and New York. Columbia Law School’s Class of 2008 is uniquely entwined with the history of the school as the class that will have graduated in the Law School’s 150th anniversary year. The Sesquicentennial has already been marked by several events, and the celebration will continue into the fall of 2008 with events in London and New York. Columbia Law School’s Class of 2008 is uniquely entwined with the history of the school as the class that will have graduated in the Law School’s 150th anniversary year. The Sesquicentennial has already been marked by several events, and the celebration will continue into the fall of 2008 with events in London and New York.
  
  Meet The Class of 2008   
Representastive profiles of some of the members of the Class of 2008.
  
  2007-2008 The Year In Review   
A look at faculty scholarship and successes during the academic year.
  
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