Benjamin N Cardozo School of Law - Res Nova Yearbook (New York, NY)

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Arts CE. Entertainment Law Soczety VICTORIA ALD HEIDI BIERMAN CATHY CAMPBELL LANCE DEANE SONIA ESTREICH PAMELA FISHER ROBERT GORDON AMY HOLTZMAN BARBARA KAPLAN GARY' KAUFFMAN SUSAN KERKER DAVID KIRSCH IRWIN KUHN MICHELE KUNOWITZ SUSAN LANDAU DENNIS METNICK as MARK NEARENBERG KIM POSTER ELLEN REDDY SUSAN ROBBINS LINDA RUBANO WENDY SCHACK ARDEN SCHNEIDER GREG SHATAN ARTHUR EILVERMAN KEITH SILVERSTEIN MARY SPECTOR JACKIE STEIN RICHARD TEDESCO HEIDI TITLE GARY WACHTEL CHRISTOPHER WHENT BRIAN ZIMMERMAN

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This year the Arts and Entertainment Law Society, the oldest organization at Cardozo, with the exception of the SBA itself, held true to its legacy of education and entertainment, with some of the most ambitious programs ever held at Cardozo. In November, the AELS Speaker Series Committee presented New Technology in the Music lndustry, featuring a distin- guished panel of speakers including counsel from CBS, Arista, Atlantic and WarnerfAmex. In October, several members flew to Boston to attend Legal Aspects of the Music lndustry, a day seminar Sponsored by the ABA Forum Commit- tee on the Entertainment and Sports Industries. AELS members were also in attendance at the ABA Forum Committee's second annual Communication Law Seminar, The Lawyer and the New Video Marketplace, held 'at the N.Y.C. Grand Hyatt, and the practicing Law lnstitute's prestigious three day seminar Counseling Clients in the Entertainment lndustry, also held in N.Y.C. Cn the entertainment side, March l2th saw the l3th floor become a battleground as students and faculty went head-to-head, matching wits and humor in the first annual Cardozo Family Feud. Finally, a full year's efforts culminated in the most awesome and outrageous student production ever staged at Cardozo, as the AELS produced its fourth annual misical revue en- titled Pleading Guilty. The three performance off-broadway run-a techni- cal extravaganza with a cast of thousands further substanciating the proposition that- lawyers just want to have fun! Looking back on a productive and exciting year, the AELS executive board would like to thank all those who participated in the organization. We hope that the years ahead will find the AELS living up to its legacy. Mark Nearenberg, President