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163 graduate from Charleston School of Law
----- class profile | photos | Greenburg to speak
----- Post and Courier story | Business Journal story
----- List of graduates

Symposium focuses on issues of privacy

Miller, Stockdale to speak Thursday in 2 lectures
----- News: Early Charleston lawyers shaped US

School wraps up cultural diversity activities

Obama pens introduction for new issue of law review | Go to Charleston Law Review


May 24: Maymester final exams
May 27: Summer classes begin
Aug. 11: Orientation for 1Ls
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Fridays, 7:30 a.m. to 10 p.m.
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TAKING A WALK
Fresh graduates from the Charleston School of Law head toward new careers after the May 10 commencement ceremony. Some 163 students received degrees. Learn more. (Photo by Nancy Santos.)


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The Charleston School of Law offers students the unique opportunity to study the time-honored practice of law amid the beauty and grace of one of the South's oldest and most prestigious cities -- Charleston, S.C.

Tracing its origins to the 1825 formation of The Forensic Club, the Charleston School of Law is reinvigorating the study of law in Charleston by offering a rich, comprehensive three-year program rooted in excellence.

Not only will students be able to take advantage of mentoring and externship programs offered in conjunction with Charleston's collegial, professional Bar, they will get a firsthand look at the study of law in a city anchored by an area known as the Four Corners of Law.


WINDING UP THE YEAR
Associate Dean Gordon Russell, left, and reference librarian David Walker were available during exams to help students with technical problems.

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