To welcome to the stage, our dean, henry butler. Thanks, daniel. Welcome to george mason law school. We are recently ranked number 29 in the world in law by the shanghai academic ranking of world universities, our motto, learn, challenge, lead. Our students learn from the best, our professors are among the elite slaub for downloaded articles among law schools, our curriculum, which is built on economics and other Critical Thinking skills, teaches our students to challenge conventional wisdom in a constructive manner that improv improves management and outcome. Our motto learn, challenge, lead, is also refleck ctive of name sakes, george mason and Antonin Scalia. George mason was the colleges founder in 1787 was very suspicious of the potential for excessive federal government control over our lives, and was the person because of his insistence led to the adoption of the bill of rights. And of course, Antonin Scalia, as a justice was famous for challenging his colleagues and everyone re
[applause] thank you, dean butler for your kind production and for the opportunity to be here. I want to also think president carrera for this leadership of George Mason University and to the students and faculty with us today. Thank you for making time to be here during this busy day of classes. Its a great honor for me to be here today to address a very important topic. Earlier this year marked the 45th anniversary of title ix, the landmark legislation passed by congress that seeks to ensure, and i quote, no person in the United States shall on the basis of sex, be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to discrimination under any Education Program or activity receiving federal financial assistance. The amendment to the Higher Education act was initially proposed by Democrat Center evan bayh, signed in law by Richard Nixon and was later renamed for congresswoman patsy mink, herself a victim of both sexbased and racebased discrimination as a thirdge
Reaction to the announcement. [applause] thank you dean butler for your kind introduction and the opportunity to be here. I want to also think the president for his leadership of George Mason University and to the students and faculty with us today, thank you for making time to be here during this busy day of classes. Its a great honor for me to be here today to address a very important topic. Earlier this year marks the 45th anniversary of title ix, a landmark legislation passed by congress that seeks to ensure, and i quote no person in the United States shall, on the basis of sex be excluded from participation in, denied the benefit of or be subjected to discrimination under any Education Program or activity receiving federal financial assistance. The amendment to the Higher Education act was initially proposed by democrat senator birch, signed into law by republican president Richard Nixon and later renamed for patty make. Herself a victim of sex and race discrimination. She has ser
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