When I returned to Montreal last weekend, I found an unexpected, but certainly much appreciated letter in my mailbox from Alan Shepard, the President and Vice Chancellor of Concordia University. I received my B.A. (Honours) in History from Concordia in 2003 and our readers may recall that in early March, we reported on a panel discussion hosted by the University on the state of constitutionalism and the rule of law in Hungary. Professor Shepard sent me the following note:
Alan Shepard’s letter to the Hungarian Free Press.
Many thanks to Professor Shepard for his kind words; we’re pleased to see that he reads our paper!
