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'''The Radzyner School of Law''' is one of the seven schools at [[Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya]], a private university in Israel. It was named after [[Harry Radzyner]], who according to IDC promotional material was 'one of the first to answer [[Uriel Reichman|Professor Reichman's]] call to set up IDC Herzliya.' A donation from [[Harry Radzyner|Radzyner]] funded the renovation of an abandoned army base which 'was the first step towards opening the first school year at the Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya.' <ref>IDC Herzliya, [[Media:IDC - The People of the Avenues.pdf|The People of the Avenues]] by Gal Gingis</ref> | '''The Radzyner School of Law''' is one of the seven schools at [[Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya]], a private university in Israel. It was named after [[Harry Radzyner]], who according to IDC promotional material was 'one of the first to answer [[Uriel Reichman|Professor Reichman's]] call to set up IDC Herzliya.' A donation from [[Harry Radzyner|Radzyner]] funded the renovation of an abandoned army base which 'was the first step towards opening the first school year at the Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya.' <ref>IDC Herzliya, [[Media:IDC - The People of the Avenues.pdf|The People of the Avenues]] by Gal Gingis</ref> | ||
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Revision as of 10:50, 30 July 2009
The Radzyner School of Law is one of the seven schools at Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya, a private university in Israel. It was named after Harry Radzyner, who according to IDC promotional material was 'one of the first to answer Professor Reichman's call to set up IDC Herzliya.' A donation from Radzyner funded the renovation of an abandoned army base which 'was the first step towards opening the first school year at the Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya.' [1]
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- ↑ IDC Herzliya, The People of the Avenues by Gal Gingis
