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RWU Law Grads Top Connecticut Bar Exam Results
Many RWU Law grads take the Connecticut bar exam and the state bar provides much helpful data that facilitates comparisons between and among regional law schools. The results for the February exam...
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  • January 30, 2012
    Prayer Banner: What Would Roger Do?
    From the PROVIDENCE JOURNAL: "What would Roger Williams have done?" by Ed Fitzpatrick January 29, 2012: What  would  Roger  Williams  have  thought about the prayer banner at  Cranston High School West? [...] David A. Logan -- dean of the state's only law school, which is at a university named for Roger Williams -- said Ahlquist fits into a tradition of courageous plaintiffs, exemplified by "the lonely pamphleteer," who adopt a minority viewpoint, face ostracism...
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  • January 21, 2012
    Eberle on Cranston Prayer Banner Case
    From GOLOCALPROV: "Cranston Prayer Controversy: What will it Cost?" by Patricia Resende CRANSTON, R.I., January 21, 2012 - The debate over whether to remove a prayer banner from the auditorium at Cranston West High School has sparked controversy, and one factor in that debate is just how much time and money taxpayers and officials are willing to spend to prove their point. The lawsuit was brought by the Rhode Island Local Affiliate of American Civil Liberties Union against the Cranston School...
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