The International and Comparative Law Review is proud to welcome its newest candidate class! Please help us in congratulating the following candidates: Alexander Brody Austin Holzknecht Benjamin Braun Cristina Campo Erin Sperry Gabriella Ledbetter Jenna Florio Jessica Nowak Jorge Galavis Kevin Szmuc Mahalaxmi Subramanian Maria Corghi Meagan Nicholson Michael Iglesia Michael Monajemi Ramya Ramachanderan Rebecca […]
ALESSANDRA FERRANTE – Currently, in Anchorage, Alaska crude oil as well as natural gas continue to spill onto the snow-covered tundra. [1]The spill was caused by BP drilling. [2] Employees discovered an uncontrolled natural gas leak that was accompanied by the spray of crude oil. [3] Yesterday, while crude oil spilled onto the ice, Alaskan senators […]
Kiana Courtney – Nestled in the city of Miami is the neighborhood of Coconut Grove. Before the City of Miami was incorporated, Bahamians established the neighborhood, making Coconut Grove the oldest neighborhood in the City. Black Bahamians built this community and inhabited the western portion of Coconut Grove, also known as Village West or the […]
Lina Mesa – Venezuela is no stranger to protests. Since 1999, protests against the authoritarian regime are commonplace. However, a protest on April 4th, which quickly escalated to a standoff, can be attributed to a series of events that began unfolding in Venezuela on March 29th. First, Venezuela’s supreme court, which is loyal to the […]
