Openly Gay Eli elected president of Harvard Law Review; A first

Mitchell Reich, a graduate of Yale University (B.A. in Classics and Political Science) and a native of New York, has been elected the 125th president of the Harvard Law Review. He will be that publication's first openly gay president and will follow in the footsteps of President Obama, elected to the same position in 1990. In a Harvard Crimson profile, Reich said  he wants to be more conscientious of the length of legal articles—keeping them at around 25,000 and below 30,000 words.