APABA Law Student Mentoring Program

The Asian Pacific American Bar Association of South Florida has kindly extended an invitation to Nova Law students to join their mentoring program. It is a great opportunity to network and get advise from successful attorneys. The program kicks off with their Minority Mentoring Picnic on October 9, but applications are due October 1. 

Email Melissa Hammar for more information at hammarm@nsu.law.nova.edu.

News Clips

China Launches Spacewalk Mission

China’s Milk Scandal Now Seen as Risk in Europe

Myanmar Writhes in the Grip of Its Junta

Pakistani and American Troops Exchange Fire

Japan Gets New Prime Minister, Veteran of the Governing Party

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War and Drought Threaten Afghan Food Supply

Cambodia: U.S. Pledges Funds to Khmer Rouge Tribunal

N. Korea Dismisses Terror Blacklist

MP free as Malaysia tensions grow

Mass recall of China milk produce

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Brain Scan Admitted as Evidence

A woman in India was convicted of murder based on evidence that included a brain scan. India has become the first country to convict a person of a crime using evidence from the Brain Electrical Oscillations Signature test. 

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APALSA is back!

APALSA is a student organization devoted to encouraging greater understanding of Asian Pacific American issues and culture, while providing a social and academic network for Asian Pacific Americans at Nova Southeastern University Shepard Broad Law Center. 

Join APALSA! Celebrate cultural diversity and excel in leadership, academics, and service. 

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