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princeton, and oxford, and harvard for law, and served in the chambers of a law clark. all of our panelists this evening, clark for one judge or another in a decent circuit. all four of us. it s a good court. he was a great court. i was in the white house counsel s office, and clinton administration. and the policy council as deputy director. she couldn t keep a job apparently. university of chicago law school, and then after getting tanya there she moved on inside at harvard. not long after that became the dean of harvard law school. and then can get that job either. and became an associate solicitor general first, and then an associate justice of the supreme court. judge uncle meyer at the far and, is in the district of new york, and has been since 2011. he came in the court on 20 twin. in 2011 in the southern district. he went to harvard, and to harvard for law school as well. clerk for judge world on the d.c. circuit. and was in the solicitor s office with a solicit
supreme court justice thurgood marshall discussing his personality and skill as a storyteller and impact on their careers we ll hear from judges and harvard law professor and elena kagan. i m doug ginsburg and since nobody else seems here to do it, i ll introduce our panel for this evening. this look back at justice thurgood marshall. to my immediate left if you have not guessed it justice elena kagan. justice kagan was with justice marshall in what year. 87. seems like yesterday, after having attended princeton and then oxford and then harvard for law and serviced in judge mcvau s chambers and all of our panelists served on a court. it was a good court. it was a great court. and was in the white house council office and then clinton administration and then in the policy council as deputy director. couldn t she keep a job apparently. taught at university of chicago law school and then after getting tenure there moved on and settled at harvard. not very long after
next to be here to do it, i will introduce the panel for this evening. in this look back of justice thurgood marshall. to my immediate left if you have not guessed it is justice alayna kagan. 87. 87, seems like yesterday. all of our panelists this evening clerk for one judge or another in the d.c. circuit. it is a good court. it was a great court. it was in the white house counsel s office and the clinton administration and then in the policy council as deputy director. she settled at harvard not long after that became the dean of harvard law school. she became associate justice of the supreme court. judge paul engle meyer at the far end. you came on the court in 2011 in the southern district. he went to harvard and to harvard for law school as well. he was in private practice before going on the bench. professor randall kennedy. he was a road scholar, a graduate of yale law school. he clerked for judge scully right on the d.c. circuit. he joined in 1984 and has b