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Former White House Speechwriter Lissa Muscatine Gives First Fall 2020 Master Class
The SEGL “Master Class” is perhaps our most challenging and rewarding academic tradition. Several times a term, students present and defend a “deliverable” in front of a distinguished expert who grills, mentors, and evaluates their effort. The deliverable might be a policy memo, an ethical argument, or–as it was last week–a three minute speech ripped from the head lines.Read More
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Fall 2020 Confronts Climate Change
In a week dominated by the death of Ruth Bader Ginsburg and the nomination of Amy Coney Barrett, we also took time to focus on what many believe is the defining issue of our generation: climate change.Read More
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Ghosts of Rwanda Night and the Passing of Ruth Bader Ginsburg
One of SEGL’s great traditions is Ghosts of Rwanda Night. It’s an early and sober turning point each semester. More important, it provokes some of the term’s most meaningful reflection.Read More
