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

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OCTOBER 2 East and West Germany reunite 3 U.S. Senate approves appointment of Souter as Supreme Court Justice 6 UT vs. Rice University, football in Houston 11 Crash in Saudi Arabia kills two U.S. airmen 13 UT vs. Oklahoma, football in Dallas 16 Gorbachev wins Nobel Peace Price 20 UT vs. Arkansas lor the last time, football in Austin 24 Saddam Hussein releases 14 American hostages 27 UT vs. Southern Methodist University, football in Austin NOVEMBER 2 Thirteenth Annual Products Liability and Personal Injury Law Conference 4 UT vs. Texas l ech University, football in Lubbock 6 Texas General Election; Ann Richards elected Governor 7 Locke, Purnell. Rain, Harrell Lecture featuring Lord Justice Harry Woolf 11 UT vs. University of Houston, football in Austin 18 UT vs. Texas Christian University, loot ball in Fort Worth 20 Current Conflicts Between Public Arts Funding and Questions of Creative Freedom 24 Thanksgiving Day 25 UT vs. Baylor University, football in Waco i 24 — OxiI of Townes

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Liddell, Sapp, Zivley, Hill and LaBoon Award - Jeffrey Sands $250 to recognize an outstanding student in leadership, scholarship, character and service to the Law School community. Neel, Hooper and Kalmans Labor Law Award - Sharon Lee Burrell and Christopher A. Jenkins $500 to recognize outstanding students in the field of labor law. Porter and Clements Award — Michael Douglas Napoli To provide a $500 scholarship to the student with the highest average in Evidence the preceding year. Robinson, Felts, Starnes, Angenend and Mashburn Award — Tina Marie Ross, First Place; Allison Leigh Dekunder, Second Place To recognize with a $500 first prize, the Zollie Steaklcy Prize, and $250 second prize, the Herbert L. Smith Prize, two students with financial need who have done the best research in the field of administrative law. Royston, Rayzor, Vickery and Williams Award - Mark Walton Handley $500 to recognize the senior student who has made the most scholastic progress following his her first year of law school. Student Bar Association Community Service Award — F.lia Cornejo-Lopez $100 to recognize substantial service to the law school community. Vinson and Elkins Award — Walter Gene Mattison, Viktor Hans Olavson S500 each to recognize the two outstanding students in the field of oil and gas law. West Publishing Company Award — Michelle B. Bray, Jennifer Byers McLeod, Patrick Lewis O’Daniel, Kamela Sue Stroman. Andrew Ches-nut Whitaker Certificates and books to recognize four students for scholarly achievement. Wilson W. Herndon Endowed Memorial Award in Antitrust Law — Lawrence James Hilton, Amy Catherine Wright $1,000 to recognize an outstanding student in Antitrust Law. Gene Woodfin Prize — Dana McDaniel $500 to recognize a student who shows great promise of future leadership. Law Week — 23

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