Suffolk University Law School - Lex Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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THE BULLETIN BOARD BLUES Varied expressions appear faces of Iohn Iohn Linehan. Gus Al Norman cmd Frank Monarski scan the notices for news, good The boards were always the first be observed in the morning and on the Dumais, as they or bad. thing to the last before departing for the day. POST-MORTEM ON A LECTURE Bob Mulkern. Bill Brooks. Buddy Bar- rett and Manny Tishman listen while Pete Makris voices his approval for criticism! of a particular point involved in a most recent lecture. TRIAL LIST The Court Notices Board interests Francis Barrett, Mike Santorsola, Pete Mak- ris, Dick Bonasera. Francis O'Brien and Mary Confalone. All matters pertaining to the moot court are posted here.

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McGINTY AND HIS UNION TRUST Professor Parke explains the reasoning behind some particu- larly dillicult case to Bill Brooks Q :1 Q. L- Q 1 1 -4 O Q 3 0 1 O F5 Wl' ,....,l fr rr .9 STACK CONFERENCE While lack Malone looks on, Bob Tobin and Ioe Hegarty en- gage in a legal tete-a-tete. Al Tobin and Manny Tishman seek to confirm or dispute the argu- ments ol either party. SUPERIOR COURT RULES Mr. Warren Burrell informs Ioe Cohen oi the necessary pro- cedure to follow in his pre-trial work. Bob Mulkern thumbs through the court rules to verify his own work. while Bud Barrett waits to file a paper with Clerk of Court Burrell.

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FROM THE TABLES DOWN AT CONDA'S Frank Monarski, Mike Santorsola and Pete Makris appear to be enjoying a joke while Al DeSteiano, Manny Tishman, Iohn Linehan and Andy Parisi discuss a recent lecture. In the background Ahmed Farra. Quentin Teeven and Arnold Felton listen while Dick Bonasera enlightens Iohn Bar- asadian on a point of law. WHERE'S MY CHECK? Ioanne Gilman agrees with Bill Currier that it's a great day when there's good news from the V.A.: but, Quentin Teeven appears to be quite iorlorn as he im- patiently waits to inquire as to the where- abouts of his subsistence check. THE LOBBYIS'1'S Typical view of the lobby of the Law School after a day of lectures.