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Brown, Tyrone - Clip 01

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Cornell University Law School Heritage Project
Author
Brown, Tyrone
Bruce, Thomas R.
Abstract

From the video archives of the Cornell Law School Heritage Project. The interviewer-videographer is Thomas R. Bruce. This video covers Tyrone Brown's reflections on the qualities of Cornell Law School that have particular value for minority students from urban backgrounds: a size and setting that promote concentrate on learning, faculty commitment to teaching, and a community in which students are seen as individuals. (Duration 15:47) The initial phase of this project was sponsored by a generous grant from the law firm of Sutherland Asbill and Brennan LLP.

Date Issued
1988-04-16
Publisher
Cornell Law School
Keywords
Brown, Tyrone
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LLB 1967
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Minority students
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Non-urban environment
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Value of being able to concentrate on studies
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Faculty accessibility
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Macneil, Ian
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Hogan, William E.
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Ratner, David L.
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Thoron, Gray
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Schlesinger, Rudolf B.
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Students as individuals
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Law school size
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Faculty dedicated to teaching
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Skills important to law firms
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Judgment
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Teamwork
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Respect for others
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Motivation and drive
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Honesty and integrity
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Social commitment
Type
video/moving image

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