University of Notre Dame Law School - Reporter Yearbook (Notre Dame, IN)

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ALAN WENDELL ANDERSON gradu- ated magna cum laude from the Uni- versity of Northern Colorado. Lanny joined our group at the London Cen- tre for Legal Studies in 1973. He is an extremely likeable fellow, open and easy going. DONALD PAUL MOROZ is a gig laude graduate in government and ur- ban studies of the Jesuitsi Boston Col- lege. He transferred here from Rutgers Law School. Don has been an intern in the local prosecutoris office and a clerk in the County Superior Court. He is a division director of Legal Aid and will clerk for a New Jersey trial court judge. PAUL RICHARD MATTINGLY gradu- ated magna cum laude in economics from the University of Dayton. He spent his second year of law school in our London program where he did an extensive comparative analysis of the right to counsel on both sides of the Atlantic. His note on this was pub- lished at 50 Notre Dame Lawzer 117. Paul was our Brennan Scholar. WILLIAM E. EDMONDS is a Texan who went to the Jesuit university in Spokane, Washington, Gonzaga. His degree is in political science. Bill was in London 1973-74 and has been a leader in the Cass County Legal Aid program.

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DAVID BURNS PERMAR II gradu- ated from Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island with a de- gree in English and American Liter- ature. He served in the Army, in- cluding a year in South Korea, then taught at a prep school. While in law school, he worked as a pro- fessoris research assistant. Of fictitious claims-liThe rats of Hamlin were as nought in comparison with that horde of mice which has sought refreshment within Coca-Cola bottles and died of a hap- py surfeit? -Spruill, 1lPrivity of Contract as a Requisite for Recovery on Warrantyf 19 N.C.L. Rev. 511,566 094D TIMOTHY G. WESTMAN', a Notre Dame graduate, has published a well written note at 49 ND. LAWYER 920 entitled iiContractual Waiver by Labor Unions of Employees; Solicitation- Distribution Rights: Time for a Resolu- tion . Tim lived at Windmoor through- out law school. JOHN ARTHUR MOE is a magna cum lalgggraduate of Notre Dame. He has done extensive work in legislative re- search and will have an article pub lished in the Notre Dame J ournal 0f Legislation. J ohn will return to the Los Angeles area to practice. 91

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TIMOTHY R. BONNER, graduated from Westminister College in Pennsyl- vania with a magna cum laude degree in political studies, then studied at Duquesne University law school for a year. He published a note in the 14w E entitled iiEntrapment: Sorrells to Russell tFebruary, 1974i BRIAN PATRICK SHORT graduated from the college of Arts and Letters at Notre Dame. He passed up the BE XE to work in Moot Court and one of the top competitors in the final arguments before J ustice Marshall. Brian was at the London Center for Legal Studies during his second year. He will clerk for a federal district judge in Minneapolis. ,- Bend City Attorney. ALBERT M. MUNSON, II, graduated in December of 1974 and joined the largest law firm in New York City. He played football in college, was nomin- ated for Phi Beta Kappa, and worked as a State Trooper while earning his degree from Michigan State. A1 studied in Notre Dameis law program in Tokyo and was the leader of BALSA. He is specializing in international law. JAMES EARLE PORRO spent a cou- ple eof years with Navy in Morocco, Africa, after graduating from St. Bona- ventureis University. He was a magna cum laude graduate with a finance major; Bob Lanier iDetroit Pistonsi was his classmate. At Notre Dame, he spent his second year in London. Back in the US, Jim worked for the South 93