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Students revive independent publication reporting on GW Law, SBA
GW Law students this semester revived an independent, student-run online news site that reports on all aspects of the law school. Nota Bene, which the Student Bar Association initially founded as Amicus Curiae in 1952, produces online articles on law school events and academics as well as the SBA. Connor J. Toth, the previous director of student feedback on the executive branch of the SBA and Nota Bene’s current editor in chief, said Nota Bene c…
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