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Article: Remarks at Georgetown University Law School.
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- Weekly Compilation of Presidential Documents
- Article date:
- October 2, 2000
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September 26, 2000
Thank you very much. Father O'Donovan, thank you for giving me another chance to come back to Georgetown and for your extraordinary leadership over these many years. And Dean Areen, thank you for giving me a chance to come to the law school.
I have to tell you that when they told me I was coming into the moot courtroom--[laughter]--my mind raced back 30 years ago--almost 30 years ago. When we were in law school at Yale, Hillary and I entered the moot court competition, and it was sort of like the Olympics. There were all these trial runs you had to get through, and then you got into the finals, and you tried to go for the gold.