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TimelySubmissionOfGrades 44 - 09 Jul 2012 - Main.RohanGrey
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| | Days after we finished our finals we received the following email from the Dean of our law school which I am reposting here:
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Dean MGK sent an e-mail on July 6th to student leaders to meet with her and Dean Schizer in order to discuss how to make the the Law School more student-focused. There are two dinners planned: one on July 19th and one on August 7th. If you all are in NY during those times, you should definitely go. We could even meet up beforehand to discuss the best way to approach it. Even if you didn't get the e-mail, send Dean MGK an e-mail and she will probably allow more people to attend. | |
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< | As Rohan alluded to, making things better for others that come behind us may mean working within the system first for incremental change. However, those initiatives could later lead to systemic change. Also, presenting the gamut of initiatives/ideas to the administration may make some of the less extreme ones appear insignficant, when those reforms would really amount to substantial reform. The Civil Rights Movement would not have been as effective without Martin and Malcolm. Dr. King appeared much more safe as compared to Malcolm X, which allowed many of Dr. King's reforms to take place. However, Dr. King started to become more radical later in his life, leading to more initiatives such as the Poor People's Campaign. After his prior reforms, his more radical moves were accepted and even some of Malcolm X's ideas were better understood. | >
> | As Rohan alluded to, making things better for others that come behind us may mean working within the system first for incremental change. However, those initiatives could later lead to systemic change. Also, presenting the gamut of initiatives/ideas to the administration may make some of the less extreme ones appear insignificant, when those reforms would really amount to substantial reform. The Civil Rights Movement would not have been as effective without Martin and Malcolm. Dr. King appeared much more safe as compared to Malcolm X, which allowed many of Dr. King's reforms to take place. However, Dr. King started to become more radical later in his life, leading to more initiatives such as the Poor People's Campaign. After his prior reforms, his more radical moves were accepted and even some of Malcolm X's ideas were better understood. | | | -- WilliamDavidWilliams - 09 Jul 2012 | |
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> | Are people around to meet this weekend? Sunday 5.30 at AmCaf? (or a better venue of someone's choosing)? |
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