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Heritage Project Video 2006
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Abstract
From the video archives of the Cornell Law School Heritage Project. This video highlighting the distinctive qualities of the Cornell Law School and tracing its history was compiled from the Heritage Project video archives. It was produced, written, and narrated by Peter W. Martin for the 2006 Cornell Law School Reunion. (Duration 1:01:56) The initial phase of this project was sponsored by a generous grant from the law firm of Sutherland Asbill and Brennan LLP.
Date Issued
2006-06Publisher
Cornell Law School
Subject
Foster, Jane M.G.; Tuttle, Elbert P.; Tuttle, Sara S.; Taylor, Myron C.; Myron Taylor Hall; Gould, Milton; Curtiss, W. David; Thoron, Gray; Hancock, Stewart F.; Ferguson, M. Carr; Frank, Beatrice; Blassberg, Franci; Kittayarak, Kittipong; Linowitz, Sol; Conable, Barber; Adams, Thomas T.; St. John, Keith; Schlesinger, Rudolf B.; Stevens, Robert S.; MacDonald, John W.; Phillips, Gerald; Brown, Tyrone; Szasz, Paul C.; Cramton, Roger C.; Simson, Gary J.; Schwab, Stewart J.; Student body; Diversity; Careers; Inspiring teachers; Sound foundation; Innovation; Community; Comparative advantages; Challenges; Cornell Law School
Type
video/moving image