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Charlotte Carlin Sokoloff
Portia Law School, 1934
Sokoloff has “very fond memories of Portia.” She feels that the school showed women “that they could work equally with men in the field.” Her “supportive” teachers “understood that some of us had to work” while enrolled. This included Sokoloff, who was one of seven children. She worked part time as a salesperson in a linen store.
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- Margaret Kelley Doyle Portia Law School, 1932
- Charlotte Carlin Sokoloff Portia Law School, 1934
- Eleanora Fantony Burke Portia Law School, 1935
- Muriel Kirschbaum Banks Portia Law School, 1938
- Virginia Morrissey McDermott Portia Law School, 1939
- Georgia Lempesis Ypsilantis Portia Law School, 1953
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Alexandre Adams
and Sean Hope Portia Law School, 1957 and New England School of Law, 2007 - Newman Flanagan Portia Law School, 1957
- Hon. John J. O‘Brien Portia Law School, 1958
- Hon. Darrell L. Outlaw Portia Law School, 1961
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