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Congratulations and welcome to our Volume 61 Editorial Board! We are excited to have such an outstanding group of students working on Volume 61 for the 2020-2021 school year. A big thank you to our Volume 60… https://t.co/qcjNzJCvqu

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Santa Clara Law Review is excited to invite you all to our annual symposium on April 1, 2022!

Please register for the symposium at our event page here: https://t.co/QRUbDDqp6w

[Cat Moon @inspiredcat]

Curious about what the Liminal Age of Legal is and why it demands we teach the skills, methods and mindsets of leadership holistically?

Then please join in @SCULawReview @santaclaralaw symposium Lawyers, Leadership, and Change — tomorrow 2/26!

https://t.co/hxMjTt0ctc
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[Michael McCann @McCannSportsLaw]

Congrats to @SCULawReview on publication of Volume 61, which is devoted to sports law articles by a great group of law professors. I have an article, "Jump Ball: The Unsettled Law of Representing College Basketball Stars & Monetizing their NIL". Articles: https://t.co/avfr7LnD4O

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Just posted a photo @ Santa Clara Law https://t.co/JHo6E9p2mX

[Rachel Gurvich @RachelGurvich]

man, I miss October 2016, when i experienced only manageable levels of worry about the upcoming election and spent most of the month just obsessed with david s. pumpkins

[Sara Warf @SaraBWarf]

“‘Your internet connection is unstable.’ Yeah, so am I, you ain’t special.” —me talking to my computer this afternoon just before suddenly becoming very aware that I was mid-class with my mic on

[Marc Edelman @MarcEdelman]

Good morning, Monday (a few hours late, for Labor Day). My recommended sports law reading from this week is a recent article by @McCannSportsLaw in @SCULawReview on NCAA NIL. https://t.co/CK1JODrL6x

[Santa Clara Law Review @SCULawReview]

Welcome to our Summer 2020 Associates! Interested in joining Law Review, but missed the Summer write-on? There is still one more chance! Check out our previous post or your SCU student email for more info about the… https://t.co/piNJ1BijB4

[CLA Antitrust and Consumer Protection Section @CLAAntitrust]

Keynote address by Michael Murray,
Deputy Assistant Attorney General of the Antitrust Division of U.S. DOJ, on DOJ’s amicus program and other current events @santaclaralaw @SCULawReview

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Check out our upcoming events!

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Interested in hearing more about Law Review? Come attend our info session tomorrow, April 4th at noon or 5:30pm in Bannan 127! Chipotle will be provided for lunch!

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Thank you to all who attended today’s symposium! We hope you all acquired more resources and knowledge to become bigger and better leaders!

[Olga V. Mack @OlgaVMack]

Thank you Santa Clara University School of Law for inviting me to speak about leadership with Dorian Daley, Lori Berman, Roland Smith, and Thomas Romig (a.k.a., top notch leaders)! https://t.co/dyPd2aBcq4

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@OlgaVMack Thank you for coming to speak to us! It was a pleasure having you on campus!

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Roland Smith: “What keeps [law firms] together is leadership & culture.” #LeadershipSymposium #SCULawReview #LawyersWhoLead

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Thomas Romig: “Leadership starts and ends with people… it's not about you, it's about the people you are leading.” #LeadershipSymposium #SCULawReview #LawyersWhoLead

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Olga Mack, @OlgaVMack: “Because our motivation [as lawyers] is not purely money, but the world as a better place, we should regularly check throughout our lives and see if we are on track.”#LeadershipSymposium #SCULawReview #LawyersWhoLead

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Lori Berman: “You can’t coach someone how you want to be coached, you have to coach them the way they want to be coached.” #LeadershipSymposium #SCULawReview #LawyersWhoLead