Priscilla Coronado, who held this position before Apsara Iyer, said, “The organization considers itself fortunate to have Apsara Iyer at the helm.
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Apsara Iyer of Indian origin Has been elected the president of the world’s only important institution like Harvard Law Review. This is the first time in the history of 136 years that American Indian The personality of the original should have been made to sit on this important post. The Harvard Law Review is an organization operated under the Harvard Law School, for the purpose of reviewing and selecting general articles to be published in the legal (law) field. Indian-American student Apsara Iyer is a second year student at Harvard Law School.
This institution was established in 1887. Apsara Iyer’s election to this post has been confirmed by ‘The Harvard Crimson’ through a report, which states that Apsara Iyer has been elected the 137th President of the Harvard Law Review. Talking to the media on this success, Apsara also expressed happiness. He said, “As Law Review President, it will be a priority for him to involve more editors in the process of review and selection of articles. So that the reputation of the institution for doing high quality work can be maintained.
What is Apsara’s goal
According to Apsara Iyer, she feels that for now she will only focus on making sure that everything in the organization is possible even better than before. It is necessary to mention here that the post on which Apsara Iyer has now been elected, former US President Barack Obama and US Supreme Court Justice Ruth Beder Ginsburg have also held that post.
According to a report in Crimson itself, Apsara Iyer took her graduation degree from Yale in 2016. He has a graduation degree in Economics, Mathematics and Spanish. Priscilla Coronado, who held this position before Apsara Iyer, said, “The organization considers itself fortunate to have Apsara Iyer at the helm. Apsara Iyer’s interest in understanding the values of cultural heritage inspired her to work in the Antiquities Smuggling Unit of the Manhattan Attorney. This organization is responsible for tracking down stolen art and artifacts.
Success achieved through ‘right on’ exam
Apsara Iyer is said to have worked in a law office in 2018 before joining law school. While he took leave in the first year of practicing law. According to the report itself, Apsara Iyer has now reached the post of President of Harvard Law Review only after achieving success in the competition named ‘Write On’. Prior to this, Apsara was also involved in Harvard Human Rights Journal and National Security Journal of Law School.
