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and G'97 (Law and Molecular Biology, respectively), who is CEO and Editor-in-Chief.
"A traditional Law Review and Journal does Legal Scholarship very well," says Mr. Gehringer, "but some of us found as first-year law students that we were required to be problemsolvers of interdisciplinary issues that range beyond the boundaries of legal education. We envisioned a Journal that would engage in critical analysis and debate on issues of importance to the public interest."
The new Journal-Law Review is organized around theme issues. For its first Edition, the Editorial Board, chaired by Mr. Gehringer for editing and review, issued a call for papers and received requests to publish articles from prospective authors from as far away as Japan, England, the Far East, and including the entire United States.
The next issue will focus on "The American Presidency in the 21st
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