I am particularly pleased to report that Martha Nussbaum (ancient philosophy, political philosophy, ethics), who holds appointments in the Law School, Philosophy Department, and the Divinity School at the University of Chicago, has declined the senior offers from Harvard University and Brown University. I look forward to working with her in making Chicago the destination of choice for philosophically-minded law students.
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