Archives: Law

Thursday, April 21, 2011

From folk songs to game theory

George Flerovsky ‘s father-son project is based in roots but has taken wings.  George and his dad founded the Toronto-area KSP Festival, a celebration of traditional music and poetry that’s based on Russia’s folk Bardic tradition.  In fact, the event has grown so much that last summer it had to move to a bigger... More

Monday, March 28, 2011

Extraordinarily extracurricular

by Peter Johansen Selling paper bags.  Counting soup labels.  Promoting good study habits.  Arguing both sides of a legal case in Canada’s most prestigious moot court competition. For second-year Law student Shanelle Manhue, all that is part of extracurricular life at Carleton. Take the paper bags, for example.   She sold them at $5 a... More

Thursday, March 17, 2011

Mooting with success

The Faculty of Public Affairs congratulates Carleton University's law team for its outstanding performance at the 7th Annual Osgoode Cup, a moot court competition held at York University on March 12 and 13. Sponsored by the Carleton University Legal Studies Society (CULSS), Carleton's team included Michael De Luca, Shelbi Dippold, Evan Hamilton,... More

Monday, February 28, 2011

Laying down the law

by Valerie Pereboom Resistance Hip Hop. Testimonials.  Documentaries.  A chance to meet a great Canadian. These are images, stories and experiences Melanie Adrian's Intro to Law students are not likely to soon forget. Adrian’s course explores three human rights systems – the Americas, Africa and Europe.  Students examine one human rights... More

Tuesday, March 24, 2009

A hobby of helping

By Lori Tarbett Third year Yamikani Msosa describes volunteering as one of her main hobbies and that is evident given the myriad of activities she is involved in both on and off campus. Yamikani Msosa Along with completing a double major in history and law, and a minor in women’s studies, Msosa is a... More

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