Difference between revisions of "Eric Holder"
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Holder is a Columbia [[trustee]] who served as Deputy Attorney General under President Clinton. Holder later served on Obama's vice presidential search committee. If appointed, Holder would be the first African-American AG, and would succeed another CC alum, [[Michael Mukasey]]. | Holder is a Columbia [[trustee]] who served as Deputy Attorney General under President Clinton. Holder later served on Obama's vice presidential search committee. If appointed, Holder would be the first African-American AG, and would succeed another CC alum, [[Michael Mukasey]]. | ||
| − | After growing up in Queens, Holder attended Stuyvesant High School and arrived at Columbia in 1969. He helped with the effort to take over the [[ROTC]] lounge and convert it into the [[Malcolm X Lounge]]. He later chose to major in American history and spent weekends taking underprivileged neighborhood children to cosmopolitan New York attractions. | + | After growing up in Queens, Holder attended Stuyvesant High School and arrived at Columbia in 1969. He played lightweight [[football]] and helped with the effort to take over the [[ROTC]] lounge and convert it into the [[Malcolm X Lounge]]. He later chose to major in American history and spent weekends taking underprivileged neighborhood children to cosmopolitan New York attractions. |
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Revision as of 18:15, 16 January 2009
- See also Wikipedia's article about "Eric Holder".
Eric Holder CC '73 Law '76 is Barack Obama's nominee for Attorney General.
Holder is a Columbia trustee who served as Deputy Attorney General under President Clinton. Holder later served on Obama's vice presidential search committee. If appointed, Holder would be the first African-American AG, and would succeed another CC alum, Michael Mukasey.
After growing up in Queens, Holder attended Stuyvesant High School and arrived at Columbia in 1969. He played lightweight football and helped with the effort to take over the ROTC lounge and convert it into the Malcolm X Lounge. He later chose to major in American history and spent weekends taking underprivileged neighborhood children to cosmopolitan New York attractions.
