GROUP PHOTO: Northeastern Law fan favorites included (back row, from left) Professor Evan Darryl Walton, Geoffrey Spofford ’89, Sumit Sachdeo LLM ’21, Katie Garrett ’04 and Professor Jeremy Paul and (front row, from left) Soudie Tahmassebipour ’99, Raquel Webster ’03, Lennox Chase ’98 and Jeff Dretler ’91. RIGHT: From courtroom to curveball, Judge Donald Cabell proved he’s got range.
Pitch Perfect!
More than 60 graduates and friends hit it out of the park at the law school’s annual Juneteenth celebration at Polar Park in Worcester. The Honorable Donald Cabell ’91 threw the first pitch, and despite the intense heat, the Northeastern Law fun-loving camaraderie kept things cool.
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