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The prestigious '''Harlan Fiske Stone Scholarship''' was named after Chief Justice [[Harlan Fiske Stone]]. | The prestigious '''Harlan Fiske Stone Scholarship''' was named after Chief Justice [[Harlan Fiske Stone]]. | ||
| − | [http://www.law.columbia.edu/academics/registrar/Acad_Recog According to | + | [http://www.law.columbia.edu/academics/registrar/Acad_Recog According to Columbia Law School], it is "[a]warded in recognition of superior academic achievement by students in each of the three classes. A student shall be named a Stone scholar if during an academic year the student has earned at least 15 graded law credits toward his or her degree, the student has received no grade lower than B-, and the student's academic average for the year is at or above 3.410. Only law credits are used to calculate honors. No one will receive honors for a year which includes a grade of 'Incomplete.'" |
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Revision as of 15:32, 25 April 2010
The prestigious Harlan Fiske Stone Scholarship was named after Chief Justice Harlan Fiske Stone.
According to Columbia Law School, it is "[a]warded in recognition of superior academic achievement by students in each of the three classes. A student shall be named a Stone scholar if during an academic year the student has earned at least 15 graded law credits toward his or her degree, the student has received no grade lower than B-, and the student's academic average for the year is at or above 3.410. Only law credits are used to calculate honors. No one will receive honors for a year which includes a grade of 'Incomplete.'"
