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X-WR-CALNAME:Citizen Justice:  The Environmental Legacy of William O. Dougl
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DESCRIPTION:2022-2023 William O. Douglas Lecture\n\nU.S. Supreme Court Just
 ice William O. Douglas\, perhaps the most famous graduate of Whitman Colle
 ge\, is remembered for his lasting contributions to environmental law—wi
 th trees still standing\, dams unbuilt\, and beaches protected as a result
  of his work. His merged roles as citizen advocate and justice also put hi
 m squarely in the center of ethical dilemmas that he never fully resolved 
 during his long tenure on the Court from 1939-1975. \n\nAuthor and Judge M
 . Margaret McKeown explores these dilemmas against the backdrop of Douglas
 ’ extraordinary environmental legacy and his colorful life and career\, 
 in ways that illuminate what it might mean to be a strong environmental ci
 tizen in our era. \n\nThe Judge M. Margaret McKeown lecture is sponsored b
 y The Robert and Mabel Groseclose Endowed Lecture Fund and The Governor Ar
 thur B. Langlie Fund for Northwest History\, Politics\, and Public Service
  endowment.
LOCATION:Olin Auditurium
SUMMARY:Citizen Justice:  The Environmental Legacy of William O. Douglas.  
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.whitman.edu/event/citizen_justice_the_enviro
 nmental_legacy_of_william_o_douglas
CATEGORIES:Education
CATEGORIES:Government\, Law & Activism
CATEGORIES:Social & Human Services
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