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

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Halloween Blood Drive October means two things to us at Suffolk, blood letting and blood poisoning. This year students made the semi- annual blood drive a success. ln tune with their commitment to improving health care ten students gave the Red Cross nurses a workout, by passing out, prior to during and alter donating. Their spirits were willing but their bodies weren't. Speaking of spints, some were consumed and others por- trayed duiing the Halloween party at Omar's. lt was a wick- ed good time that lasted well past the witching hour. L.-nn. NN- A 373

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.r' X 1 ' K J Mocktzial This year the mock trial was an exciting and close competition. Everyone involved learned something new from the exper- ience. Because of the high caliber of all competitors the judges had a difficult choice to make. This year the winners were Bill Boyd and Deano Calucci.

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Wx iv 5 , 11,1 ,L I -157' 'xiii la ' Fall Speakers This fall organizations at Suffolk Law school pre- sented many speakers. A few of them, pictured here, are Ralph Plader Consumer Advocate, Harold Miller of Houghton Mifilen and Gordon S. Wood of Brown University. 'rg'