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is part of our legacy at georgetown, including faculty members like professor sam dash so father dryden that did much to bill georgetown law and made historic contributions to the campaign for human dignity. we are just delighted to be part of this event today that brings together the new york review of books. ofhonors the memory and analyzesrkin human rights in the future. and cosponsored by the center for human law. binghammed after lord that was one of the most revered law lords in the united kingdom. in the center already in its four-year history is making profound marks as an ngo devoted to human rights and human dignity. our ownlike to thank special events team for the work they did putting this event together and i would like to thank professor david cole helping put together this wonderful event and bring you to georgetown. my pleasure to introduce robert silvers, editor of the new york review of books. he has been the editor since its founding 50 years ago and remarkably enough thomason's the death of his co-editor barbara epstein, has personally edited every single piece in ev