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Columbia Law School Advises Students to Avoid Offensive Terms

Columbia Law students have been advised to stop using phrases such as "grandfathering" and other antiquated terms in a mandatory training session, the Washington Free Beacon reported on Tuesday. The class, led by Marquerite Fletcher...

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Columbia Law School Advises Students to Avoid Offensive Terms
Columbia Law students have been advised to stop using phrases such as "grandfathering" and other antiquated terms in a mandatory training session, the Washington Free Beacon reported on Tuesday. The class, led by Marquerite Fletcher...
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