University of Texas School of Law - Peregrinus Yearbook (Austin, TX)

 - Class of 1987

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PEREGRINES THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SCHOOL OF LAW 1987 Volume 37

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1987 Peregrinus Staff Editor-in-Chief MICHELLE E. ROBBERSON Associate Editor ELAINE ROMBERG TSP Photographer JOHN FOXWORTH Supervisor of Yearbooks JERRY R. THOMPSON Yearbook Assistant MARY FELPS Photography Supervisors STEVEN PUMPHREY JIM SIGMON Contributing Photographers DANIEL BYRAM JOHN MOORE PETER RENE What Is a Peregrinus? A toughic for trivia buffs: who is the patron saint of the law school? The Peregrinus. This exotic creature emerged from classroom antics at the turn of the century. Lecturing in his Equity class on the Roman system of traveling judges called Praetors Peregrinus, Judge W. S. Simkins asked a daydreaming student to explain the previous class discussion. Judge, I don't know, unless it was some kind of animal. rq lied the weary student. To further the student's misery, a fellow classmate rendered a blackboard caricatureofa Peregrinus. This curious beast of Equity evolved with traditional meanings attributed to its physical features. The sharp beak penetrates the mysteries of the law, the arched back can spring forward to protect justice, and the hind quarters are those of a dog, man's best friend. The feet are clad in boxing gloves to show the power of the law and working boots with a lone star to symbolize legal protection accorded the common man. The bushy tail is poised to clear away technicalities so that Equity prevails. Now going on almost nine decades of guiding law students through UT's rigors, the Peregrinus remains our traditional symbol. The Peregrinus has been the yearbook's namesake since 1949, and the custom continues. 2 — Peregrinus Staff

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