Prof. James E. Mahon, Prof. Harry Pemberton (emeritus), Jack Goldsmith, and Prof. Ramsey Martin (emeritus).
Jack Goldsmith, class of '84 philosophy major, currently Henry L. Shattuck Professor of Law at Harvard Uuniversity Law School, and formerly U.S. Assistant Attorney General for the Office of Legal Counsel in the Department of Justice, addressed the annual Founders' Day/Omicron Delta Kappa Convocation on Monday, January 19, in Lee Chapel. Pictured with him in front of Lee Chapel are two of his former professors, as well as the current head of the Philosophy Department.
For a story on Goldsmith and the Founders' Day/ODK initiates, see here.
To watch Goldmsith's lecture on WLUNEWS on YouTube, click here.
On Monday, November 14, 2007, Goldsmith also gave a talk on "Terror and the Presidency" in Lee Chapel. The lecture was on the topic of his recent book, The Terror Presidency: Law and Judgement Inside the Bish Administration (Norton & Company, 2007). He also gave a talk at the law school on "Are there Limits on Exective Power in an Age of Terror?" For a story about that earlier visit, see here. While on campus Goldsmith spoke with philosophy faculty and majors about the value of a major in philosophy.
Philosophy faculty and majors with Jack Goldmsith ('84).
Majors Stephanie Jordon ('08), Jessie McCormack ('08), and Madeline Mayer ('08), with Jack Goldsmith.
