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February 27


  • Closing arguments in the federal corruption trial of former Illinois Governor George Ryan could begin next week
  • March is Women’s History Month
  • Women in combat
  • The Chicago Sky, the WNBA’s newest expansion team, is hosting several special events in town this week
  • Chicago-Kent's Family Law Clinic
  • From the Chicago-Kent Timeline: In 1891, Emma Baumann became the first woman to graduate from what is now Chicago-Kent

February 20


  • Today is President’s Day
  • The federal corruption trial of former Illinois Governor George Ryan continues
  • Media reports suggest San Francisco Giants star Barry Bonds may retire
  • Donald Trump and Martha Stewart at odds over the demise of her reality TV show
  • February is Black History Month
  • From the Chicago-Kent Timeline: In 1894, Ida Platt graduated from what was Chicago College of Law
  • Chicago-Kent’s Immigration Law Clinic is seeking those who need legal assistance with immigration

February 13


  • February is Black History Month
  • Section 1983: Perhaps the most important federal civil rights/civil liberties statute ever enacted
  • The 13th Amendment abolished slavery
  • "Something New," a film starring Sanaa Lathan and Simon Baker, focuses on interracial dating
  • "A Raisin in the Sun," Lorraine Hansberry's award-winning 1959 drama
  • "Operation Slapshot"
  • Should former Illinois Governor George Ryan take the stand in his own defense?
  • Cook County residents with domestic relations disputes may qualify for representation through Chicago-Kent's Family Law Clinic

February 6


  • Illinois House Criminal Law Committee votes unanimously to require DNA samples from felons
  • Tiffany & Company files lawsuit against eBay
  • President Bush’s State of the Union address included initiative to invest in medical technology
  • The 2006 Winter Olympic Games begin February 10
  • Will former Illinois Governor George Ryan take the stand in his own defense?
  • Enron founder and former chairman Kenneth L. Lay and chief executive Jeffrey K. Skilling on trial in Houston
  • New rules require hedge fund advisors to register with SEC
  • Chicago-Kent’s Immigration Law Clinic seeking those who need legal assistance
  • Chicago-Kent's Low-Income Taxpayer Clinic
  • Cook County residents with domestic relations disputes may qualify for representation through Chicago-Kent's Family Law Clinic

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