This is the second post in my four-part series about obtaining dual German citizenship. In my first post, I explained why. In this post, I’ll explain how.
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The Nazi Germany regime denaturalized Jews in multiple ways.
I received an email from an incoming law student who has put down a deposit on a law school and is now wondering how they might productively spend their summer preparing for law school.
The traditional answer is that, if
My mom, now deceased for over a decade, worked as a librarian in the 1970s and was a decades-long member of the American Library Association (ALA). That makes me one of the many thousands of Americans who grew up as
I got an inquiry from a law professor candidate who is having their first screening interview. I pointed them to the AALS page and then shared the following additional tips:
[Note: I have been on three appointments committees, so many
As Associate Dean for Research, I have been looking for ways to increase our community’s awareness of what their colleagues are doing. In an effort to reduce this information gap, the Faculty Enrichment Committee and I brainstormed an event entitled
[My daughter wrote this for her “Creative Non-Fiction” course at UO. #BringTissues. #ProudDad]
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#ProudDaughter
Dear Dad,
I see you out there, feeding the stray cats when you think no one is looking. I see you, running around the
[In conjunction with my sister Sandy Hirsh’s 60th birthday, I recently shared the toast I delivered at her birthday party. If you didn’t already do so, read that first. I had more to say in conjunction with her milestone
