Osgoode

These are some of the happenings and names that remind me of my first year in Osgoode and with the Law Journal.

Last year in Osgoode (and the Law Journal) : Law is Cool 2008

Fortunately for these folks, though, Osgoode is not going to budge the original end date of the second semester next year so they should be alright.

CUPE 3903 Strike Update from Osgoode : Law is Cool 2008

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Last year in Osgoode (and the Law Journal) : Law is Cool 2008

Last year in Osgoode (and the Law Journal): Law is Cool

Last year in Osgoode (and the Law Journal) : Law is Cool 2008

One of its goals is to “raise the profile of the Francophone community in Osgoode”.

Osgoode Francophone Society : Law is Cool 2008

Quami Frederick made it all the way to her third year in Osgoode Hall before the Toronto Star found her out.

Tip: Don’t Use Fake Degree to Apply to Law School : Law is Cool 2008

If you are in Osgoode in any capacity and speak French, why not bavarderavec nous?

Osgoode Francophone Society : Law is Cool 2008

One who is doing Business Law at Queen's told me all about the law program there and why they call Osgoode "Was-good."

Perspectives on Castle life... a blawger 2005

Today I saw his portrait in Osgoode Hall and his house which still stands on Duke Street.

St. Andrew's Day Special Meeting 1961

I happened to be in Osgoode Hall looking at a book which had been sent to Sir William by some relative in Ireland, and in turning over the pages which gave an account of the Mulock family I noticed that the age of the elders of the family, going back for some generations, was very great, and I said to Sir William, "I notice that in Ireland your forebears have lived to a good ripe old age."

A Complimentary Luncheon to The Right Honourable Sir William Mulock, Chief Justice of Ontario, Chancellor of the University of Toronto 1930