BOSTON, Massachusetts, Sept. 22 -- Northeastern University issued the following news:

If there were a Mt. Rushmore dedicated to influential scholars and leaders of American law, Ruth Bader Ginsburg would be one of a handful whose likeness would befit its grand stone face, says Dan Urman, who teaches a course at Northeastern on Constitutional law and the modern U.S. Supreme Court.

This would remain true, he says, even if she never served on the nation's highest court.

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