First Woman Law School Dean Named At Columbia
Barbara Aronstein Black, 52, named to lead Columbia University Law School becoming the nation’s first female head of a top law school. She plans to maintain the school’s excellence and begins Feb. 4 after trustees’ approval. Black has long been a Columbia alumna and historian of colonial Massachusetts law.
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PLO official urges balance of armed struggle and politics
Hani al Hassan a senior PLO adviser told a Amman rally on the 21st anniversary of armed resistance that Palestinians must keep military activity as their sole liberation path while continuing political efforts. He called for reuniting dissident groups with the mainstream and noted a Moscow visit by a PLO delegation.
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