June 1998 (Law Issue)

Features

A Woman of Her Convictions
U.S. Attorney Leslie Caldwell has nailed some of New York's most vicious criminals.
by Amy Aldrich

Where Immigrants Find Hope
A GW legal clinic helps victims of oppression realize dreams of freedom.
Jamie L. Freedman

The End of an Era
Jack Friedenthal leaves the deanship after a decade of achievement.

Departments

GW News

• Young Named Law School Dean
• School Advances Toward Campaign Goal
• BLAA Hosts Awards Gala
• The Chance of a Lifetime (Ralph C. Ferrara at Dean's Roundtable)
• Herman is Lauded for Lectureship
• University Honors Williams (Gregory H.)
• Putting His Trust in GW (Armand Cifelli)
• Benefits of a Charitable Remainder Trust
• 4 Esteemed Professors Say Adieu
• Receptions Held for Prospective Students
• 5 New Professors Hired, 3 Veterans Granted Tenure
• Key Staff Positions Filled
• Moot Court Competitors Score Triumphs
• Gergen to Law Students: "Prepare!"
• Networking the Night Away
• Clerkships Reach Record High
• Lockwood Has Her Week
• Spotlight on Software Patenting
• GW in History

Alumni Newsmakers

• Leslie L. Swackhamer, JD '84 ('Godot Was Worth the Wait)
• John Lasco, JD '49 (Honoring John Lasco)

Speak Out

• (As Seen by the Dean) Stepping Back Up
  Jack H. Friedenthal
• Expand Access to Substance Abuse Treatment
  Rep. Jim Ramstad (R-Minn.), JD '73

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