Publication Date

10-7-1991

Volume

15

Issue Number

2

Description

This issue of The Cardozo Law Forum, published October 7, 1991, covers the impact of the economic downturn on legal employment opportunities, the election of first-year Student Bar Association senators, and ongoing discussions surrounding the proposed student government constitution. Additional coverage includes Cardozo's policies regarding adjunct faculty, housing opportunities through the New School for Social Research, and the arrival of the Class of 1994. Dean Frank J. Macchiarola reflects on the legacy of founding Dean Monrad G. Paulsen, while an international report examines Hungary's transition from communism and continuing social tensions in Budapest. The issue also features discussions of student access to computers, environmental initiatives, religious accommodation in academic scheduling, editorials, letters to the editor, and student commentary documenting campus life.

Page Count

20

Issue Type

Regular Issue

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