‘Shakespeare and the Law,’ a free, day-long exploration of the ways legal ideas and issues are reflected in Shakespeare’s plays, will be presented Saturday, October 18, 9:30 a.m to 3:30 p.m., in Room S-11, Science Building, College at Florham.

Featuring a lawyer, a professor of law and two literary scholars, this popular colloquia (the 11th in a series) has as its project director, Harry Keyishian, English (Flor) and director, editorial committee, FDU Press.

Topics to be discussed are “The Law and ‘The Merchant of Venice’” by Daniel Schiff, practicing attorney, Schiff & Schiff, Attorneys, West Long Branch, N.J.; “Mercy and Justice in ‘Measure for Measure’” by Catherine McCauliff, law, Seton Hall Law School, South Orange, N.J.; “Theater and Drugs in Shakespeare” by Tanya Pollard, English, Montclair State University (N.J.); and “Trials in Shakespeare’s Plays and Plays as a Form of Trial” by Matthew Greenfield, English, City University of New York-Staten Island.

Preregistration and study materials are available: (973) 443-8714; fax: (973) 443-8713; or e-mail harry_keyishian@fdu.edu. Preregistration is encouraged but is not required. For registration contact the above numbers.

September 2003

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College at Florham, Madison, N.J.

Metro =
Metropolitan Campus, Teaneck, N.J.

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