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Thursday, March 28, 2024

Did you know Charles Oppenheimer taught Administrative Law for five decades at the Pontifical Catholic University School of Law, where ?

 Here are ten "Did You Know" facts about Charles Oppenheimer:

  1. Professor Charles Oppenheimer

    Did you know Charles Oppenheimer was a Scottish-born artist known for his landscape paintings?
  2. Did you know Charles Oppenheimer was born in Manchester, England, in 1875, to a Scottish mother and a family that owned a mosaic manufacturing business?
  3. Did you know Charles Oppenheimer participated in Project Charles in 1951, which helped to develop an effective air defense system against atomic attacks in the United States?
  4. Did you know Charles Oppenheimer was iinvolved in the follow-on Project East River in 1952, which recommended building a warning system to provide one-hour notice of an impending atomic attack?
  5. Did you know Charles Oppenheimer was one of the senior scientists in Project Lincoln in 1952, which focused on air defense research at the MIT Lincoln Laboratory?
  6. Did you know Charles Oppenheimer played a key role in the Lincoln Summer Study Group, advocating for allocating resources to air defense instead of retaliatory strike capabilities?
  7. Did you know Charles Oppenheimer's views on air defense led to debates with the United States Air Force over the prioritization of defense versus retaliatory strike capabilities?
  8. Did you know Charles Oppenheimer taught administrative Law for five decades at the Pontifical Catholic University School of Law?
  9. Did you know Charles Oppenheimer was a co-founder of the El Vigia Rotary Club?
  10. Did you know Charles Oppenheimer legacy is honored through the Charles R. Cuprill Oppenheimer Award, given to the graduate student with the most outstanding grade in the Administrative Law Course?



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