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I 25TH ANNUAL W. PAGE KEETON LAW WEEK Spring had come once again to the I.aw School — trees bloomed, birds sang, small fuzzy animals played in the breezeway and law professors were full of cheer... Well, not really, but I had you going there for a minute, didn’t I? Spring does, however, bring an annual event to the Law School that both students and faculty enjoy- Law Week. Law Week consists of seven days of unrestrained merriment, letting off steam after a long, dark winter. This year's Law Week was especially celebratory, since it marks 25 years of fun, sun and law students. The theme for this year was “The King of All Wild Things”, in honor of the fact that University of Texas law students are the rowdiest bunch around. Law Week began on Friday, Feb. 26 with the annual Casino Party and Jesse Dean Oliver Auction. The festivities were held at Carmelo’s, with an all-you-can-eat Italian buffet, beer, wine and gambling chips to be used at the various gaming tables. The auction followed, with prizes donated by law firms and professors, the proceeds going to a student emergency loan fund managed by the Student Bar Association. The rest of the week was kicked off on Monday with a pizza eating contest in the Tom Clark Lounge, followed by speeches in the afternoon. This year’s I .aw Week was dedicated to Professor David Sokolow and Admissions Director Rita Bohr. Judge William W:aync, Justice of the Eastern District of Texas also gave a speech on the life and legacy of former Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall. Tuesday brought more fun with the Law Week Film Festival and intellectual games in the Tom Clark Lounge. Wednesday continued the merriment with Dean Keeton’s Bar-B-Que and Race Ipsa Loquilor. Wednesday also saw the first of four performances by Assault and Flattery of this year's show — The Wizard of Lawz. At the close of Law Week, the SBA j sponsored a donut eating contest on Thursday. The Race Judicata ended the week with a bang, with teams of law students and a few professors beginning I the 5K at the Law School and ending at Eastwoods Park with a keg of beer for the participants. The T.J. Gibson ■ Awards Ceremony was the last event of | the day, with awards honoring students I and faculty for excellence. I«' UrUmf 14 — Law Week
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