Friday, October 29, 2010, the Charlotte School of Law Library played host to the children of CharlotteLaw and their parents. PALS (Parents Attending Law School) worked hand-in-hand with student services, faculty and the library team to pull together a widely successful, and safe, Halloween event. Professor Victoria Taylor followed up the event by saying “A BIG thank you to members of the faculty, staff and administration who helped make this year’s PALS Halloween event a huge success! I am so proud to be part of this wonderful team; the way you support and encourage our students is inspiring.” Many thanks to the students, faculty and staff that made this event so successful and fun. Please enjoy a few snapshots of the library staff entertaining the spooky trick-or-treaters.
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Charlotte Law Civil Rights Clinic- Ban the Box in the NewsOver the past two months public dialogue about Ban the Box has increased, spurred on by the Charlotte City Council’s decision to send the issue to the Economic Development Committee. Several local media outlets exposed the issue to a wider audience, and helped Charlotteans begin to understand the importance and details of the proposed ordinance. [...]
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