Allison Ridder received two degrees from Duke, her J.D. and her Masters in Environmental Science and Policy.
After a year or two of policy work, she's returned to NYC so that she could join her classmates in experiencing the exhaustion of biglaw.
Dad Rob Ridder still drops me a line now and then to keep me updated, and I always look forward to his call. |
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Hassan Parrish won the "Most Memorable Phone Call" award the day he was admitted to Vermont Law School. He was so shocked he was tongue-tied! I hope Harold (his dad) was as proud of Hassan at graduation as he was when his son began law school.
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Sometimes the mother of the grad is even happier than the
graduate himself!
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| I have to confess that I'm really as schmaltzy in real life as I
appear on these web pages. I love the graduation invitations. I cry
at the processions, toast the grads, the parents, the spouses and children.
I know that law school is grueling for the affluent, Herculean for
the less privileged.
To these and all the other graduates, Congratulations!
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Monica Cloud was last seen representing Washburn at one of the Law Forums. I must admit that she's one of the few people I've seen who looks good after three years of law school! |
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Martin Broadway was one of my many great students back when I was in North Carolina. He worked a few years after college, before going off to law school. It's great to see that he's starting a new career. 2005 Update: Martin emailed me:
"I haven't visited your site in a while, but I
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