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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 2002 volume:

i Calendar June New Tom Clark Lounge Revealed Gov. Perry Taps Xavier Rodriguez for Texas Supreme Court Actor Jack Lemmon Dies UT Drops to 13th in Party School Rankings July Austinite Lance Armstrong Wins Third Tour de France Subway Shop Opens at Law School August ■ Law School Welcomes Freshlaws With a Party Featuring the Popular Band The Gourds Dallas Mayor and Future Congressional Candidate Ron Kirk Speaks at the Law School Terrorist Attacks on America LEFT: On Sept, 11. 2001. in one of Ihe most hornfying attacks ( against the United States, terronsts crashed two airliners into the World Trade Center, bnnging down the twin 110-story towers Antlirax Scare Evacuates Law School Halloween Brings the Ex Parte (Fall Drunk) — Former Beatle George Harrison Dies After Battle With Cancer — US Sends Troops to Afghanistan in Continued War on Terrorism LEFT US Marines of the 15th Manne Expeditionary Unit leave their base in Southern Afghanistan, which is within striking distance of the Taliban stronghold of Kandahar Hi 1 November — Supreme Court Will Not Hear UT ' s Hopwood Appeal Today the Regents, Chancellor, and the President of The University of Texas announced that the University would not further appeal the attorneys fees in Hopwood vs. Texas While we are proud of our past achievements and of our litigation efforts, we are now concentrating our efforts on nationally-acclaimed programs to recruit students of all back- grounds to our Law School, said Dean Powers LEFT; Professor Laycock has been the lawyer that has spearheaded the case for the University — One Millionth Volume Dedication at UT ' s Tarlton Law Library LEFT Roy Mersky ' s hard work and dedication to building and maintaining one of the top law libranes in the country is unpar- alleled We congratulate him and the library on this impressive accomplishment. said UT Law Dean Bill Powers — Prof. Markesinis Addresses French Supreme Court On Nov 15. Professor Basil Markesinis became the first foreigner to give a public lecture at the highest French court, the Court of Cassation, in Paris, The lecture was attended by 567 top judges, civil servants, professors, and ministers. — Final Exams and Christmas Vacation — Dean William Powers Testifies Before Congress on Enron Scandal RIGHT Powers testified before various congressional commit- tees looking into the collapse of Enron. Dean Powers gave a scathing report on Enron ' s misdealings and then later resigned his position on the Enron Board of Directors. — Professor Westbrook Receives UT Teaching Award UT School of Law Professor Jay Westbrook. one of the nation most distinguished scholars on bankruptcy, has received the 2002 Texas Excellence Teaching Award from the Texas Exes for his commitment to education and students. February — Prof. Torres Is Criticized for Exam Content — 2002 Olympic Games in Utah — Law School Olympics During Student Bar Association ' s Law Week LEFT A law student dashes for home base during one of the games held during the Student Bar Association ' s Olympics. March — Shelli D. Soto Says Goodbye as Assistant Dean for Admissions RIGHT: UT Law School alum Marten Whitley reads words of praise for Dean Shelli Soto at Dean Soto ' s farewell reception held March 8th in the Law School ' s Sheffield room — UT Students Win Admiralty Moot Court Competition Rebecca Jackson, 2L. and John Barcus, 3L, won the Judge John R Brown Admiralty Moot Court Competition on Apnl 12 — UT Law School Rated Best for Hispanics For the second year in a row, The University of Texas School of Law is the best school for Hispanics, according to the March issue of Hispanic Business Magazine. — Dean Powers and Prof.Mersky Named Life Fellows of the American Bar Foundation — UT Law Captures 3rd National Title This Year in Moot Court Competitions LEFT: Cyrus Bharucha (3L). Sharmeila Chatterjee (2L), Owais Siddiqui (3L) and Chris Ryan (31) vi in the Giles Sutherland Rich Intellectual Property Moot Court Competition. — UT Law Admissions Applications Sets Record High at UT Law There were 2860 Law School applications in 1999, and it grew to 5444 applications in 2002. — Three UT Law Scholars to Present Papers at Prestigious Stanford Yale Junior Faculty Forum Stuart M. Benjamin, Mitchell N. Berman, and Sarah H Cleveland are among 11 scholars nationwide recently selected to present their work at the third annual Stanford Yale Junior Faculty Forum to be held on May 31 and June 1 at the Yale Law School. No other law school in the country has ever had so many faculty represented at the forum in a given year — Law School Final Exams — Graduation Sunflower Ceremony at the Frank C. Erwin Center on May 18 RIGHT: Dean Bill Powers watches as Regent Xavier Rodriguez congratulates one of the graduates. ij Tarlton Law Library, located in the Jamail Center for Legal Research, is a key resource for students attending the University of Texas School of Law. The library dates back to 1883, the year the Law School was founded. An initial investment of only $254.50 formed the foundation of the library. From its humble beginnings, it has grown to become one of the largest and most important academic law libraries in the United States, encompassing more than 170,000 square feet. Tarlton Law Library is recognized as the finest legal research center in the Southwest and it houses the 6th largest law school library collection in the US. Upon entering the library on the 2nd Floor, you will notice the circulation desk and a reference desk. Both are staffed by friendly librarians who are eager to provide assistance to anyone requesting it. With the assistance of computer terminals, the reference librarians are very adept at locating any resource from microforms to rare books. If an item is not available within the library, the staff can request the publication via an interlibrary loan program. When students request assistance at Tarlton, they get the best help that any library has to offer. Members of the library staff are extremely knowl- edgeable and many have degrees in library sci- ence. Most of the public service librarians also have law degrees. This is why Tarlton Law Library is nationally recognized as a training center for law librarians. Several Tarlton alumni have become directors of law libraries throughout the country, many of whom were mentored by our own Professor Roy Mersky. ABOVE Oliver Eclannal locates a book for Eric Romberg at the front desk. BELOW Students use the library terminals for checking email, accessing library c line catalogs (TALLONS) and for other research Tarlton Law Library The Law in Popular Culture Room Is also located on the 2nd Floor. It is home to thou- sands of books and videos that can be used by students to study the portrayal of law in popular culture. This room is a favorite retreat for fresh laws in need of stress relief. The Popular Reading Room on the southeast side of the 2nd Floor houses current maga- zines, state and national news- papers, fiction and non-fiction. In this room, students can take time out of their busy day to update themselves on world national, and local events. You can find the Reserve Reading Room on the 4th Floor. This room contains high-demand items such as previous law exams, treatises, hornbooks, commercial outlines, nutshells, and many other tools vital to the study and understanding of law. This is a popular room for law students during finals. The Media Center is located on the 4th floor. It houses items such as videotapes, microforms, and audiocassettes. Fl --: e from top ( i ) The 2nd floor couches are a favorile resting area for exhausted law students (2) Rafael assists Candace Walter at tfie Reserve Desk (3) Seth Meisel studies m the Reserve Room (4) David Damiani peruses the video selections n ; Popular Culture Room Tarlton Law Library — 7 The Computer Learning Center on the 5th floor is a popular place for law students to get their work done With 82 IBM- compatible personal computers at their disposal, students don ' t have to compete for computer time to perform research and word processing tasks. Student workers stand by. ready to pro- vide assistance with printing or other computer-related issues that may arise. There are also classrooms in which LEXIS and WESTLAW training are offered at vahous times throughout the year. The Foreign and International Law Collection on the 6th Floor houses substantial collections of international documents relating to public international law, foreign law, and private interna- tional law. This collection includes documents from the United Nations, the Organization of American States, and the Council of Europe. The Computer L plays an important part in the education of today ' s law student. 8 — Tarlton Law Library aw Library Reache I Milestone: i ' 1 Millionth Volume The Rare Books and Special Collections on the 6th Floor contain a wide range of unique and valu- able historical resources, which include books, manuscripts, photographs, videos, and artifacts. This collection is especially useful for scholars interested in the history of law. The archives include the Justice Tom C. Clark papers that docu- ment the term of the only Texan ever appointed to the U.S. Supreme Court. The Rare Books collection boasts a very special collection of legal dictionaries, which includes the recently acquired Tarlton Library Millionth Volume, John Rastell ' s The Exposicions of [the] Termys of [the] Law of England (1523). Acquisition of this extremely rare and significant work was made possible through the generous donation of alum- nus Joseph D. Jamail. To celebrate the acquisi- tion, in December 2001, the law school hosted Language and the Law, a conference attracting legal scholars from around the world to discuss the different ways in which language has had an impact on the law. The 1523 Rastell dictionary and other important works of the Rare Book Collection are available for use by students and the general public, but because of the age and value of the collection, the materials in the collection can only be used with supervision and access is limited. At some point during their law school studies, students should take the time to visit this extremely interesting and precious library treasure. Tarlton Library is lavishly decorated with many objects of art from the Hyder collection. This col- lection amasses nearly 4000 works of art that are found not only in the library, but throughout the Law School, as well. Martha Rowan Hyder and her husband, the late Elton M. Hyder, have gener- ously loaned this collection to the library and the Law School. Long after students depart the halls of the Law School, images of the Hyder collection will remain in their memories. Whether the purpose is study or leisure, Tarlton Law Library has no shortage of resources avail- able for student needs. Students should find time during their studies to take advantage of all that the library has to offer. Tarlton Law Library - Studying Abroad I did the London program at QMW and had a blast. The professors were all very nice and knowledgeable. The other students in my classes were from all over the world, and everyone was very nice. — Keith Cooper from England Each year the UT Law School offers a host of opportu- nities for third-year law students to study abroad. The most popular is the Semester in London (SIL) program which began in the fall of 1987. Up to 70 students each year can study international and comparative law while attending one of two law schools in London, Queen Mary and Westfield College (QMW) or the University College of London. Through this program students can earn cred it towards their UT law degree. Megan Harbison and John Campbell both participated in the SIL program. While studying in London, they were able to visit Big Ben, Pariiament and Buckingham Palace, and on the weekends their sight- seeing adventures took them to Dublin, Cambridge and Switzerland. During Kristie Diemer ' s stay in London, she got a true feel for the city She said, We lived in a flat on Soho Square, and I loved the location! When she wasn ' t attending the West End Theatre, or strolling through Picadilly Circus and Covent Gardens, Kristie was trav- eling through countries from Spain to Scotland. While discussing her coursework in the SIL program, Kristie remarked that her studies would be beneficial to her future law career since ...the LLM courses I chose (were) all relavent to the area of law in which I will be practicing. ABOVE Neil Maslum. Keith Cooper and Larry Garrett Madrid, Spain BELOW- Megan Harbison and John Campbell relaxing in the Alps ; BELOW; Adam Wilk. Todd Stein. Kristie Diemer and £ Cambridge The SIL program sponsors many side trips for the students dunng their off time Wfpr«ni _ m p— 10 — Semester in London ABOVE Michelle Mulier collecting starfish while reef walking BELOW: Michelle snorkeltng along the Great Barner Reef to Australia Another popular program is the Exchange Agreement Program, which allows up to 41 stu- dents each year to obtain JD credit for study at one of eleven law schools located in eight differ- ent countries. Michelle Mulier was one of the students who studied at the University of Melbourne in Australia. When asked how she prepared for her trip Down Under, Michelle said, I did some research about Melbourne, looking at things like available housing and what kind of weather to expect. Otherwise, I decided to figure it out once I got there. She rented a one bedroom apartment off campus. It was on a block that was wedged between two large public parks, an area that was popular with graduate students and people working at the University. Michelle confessed, The hardest part for me was just the constant low-level frustration of things not working the way I expect them to. After awhile ... I got used to not being able to have certain things I was used to having, and instead got used to having things I ' d never heard of before I came to Australia. One of her favorite discoveries was a little chocolate-covered choco- late cookie called a Tim Tam. Michelle admitted, Tim Tams are seriously additive. I am now in Tim Tam withdrawal. Michelle also got her share of sigh tseeing while in Australia. (One) fantastic experience was my trip to the Great Barrier Reef. I stayed on Heron Island which is a small island on a coral reef in the cooler southern part of the Great Barrier Reef. During the day you could snorkel in the shallows around the island where there were many reef sharks and large manta rays, or you could take a boat out to the edges of the reef to snorkel or scuba among the colorful and varied coral reef formations teeming with all sorts of sea life. It was a fantastic trip and well worth the sunburn. My advice would be that if you ' ve ever had an interest in seeing what it ' s like to live in another country, you should Just do it . Chances like this don ' t come around all that often in life. You shouldn ' t waste them. — Michelle Mulier Michelle found her courses at the University of Melbourne to be a little different than her UT law courses. I was taking graduate level courses in law rather than the undergraduate level courses that make up the basic law curriculum. The courses were therefore very much directed toward offering an immediate practical benefit to profes- sionals, almost more like an intensive CLE here than a law school class, said Michelle. Semester in Australia ■ Law Week Law Students Olympic photos by Yen-Yi Liu and Naho Yamamoto 12 — Law Week From the tug-of-war teams to the softball teams, law students competed with as much enthusiasm and determination as any athlete in Salt Lake City. Later they competed in the 5K Race Judicata and the Annual SBA Golf Tournament. Go for the Gold ML $K . Law Week — 13 CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: 1) Dave Wynn going for par while the competition watches. 2) Drew Stamper doing what he does best, holding the pole, 3) Lizzie Eckstein, Van Pham, Marty Thompson and Ashley Perkins enjoying a break back at the Circle C Club House. 4) Bradley Coburn takes the game much too seriously! Golf Photos Courtesy of Rusty Woolley 14 — Law Week CLOCKWISE FROM TOP 1) Second place over-all Adam Reiser runs by the law school during the Race Judicata on Feb 24, 2002 2) With the shot of the pistol, the runners sprint from the starling line 3) A table of snacks is provided for the participants of the 5k run 4) Rhonda Harnson (2L) eagerly with her 2-yea ' --old boxer, Stanley, while Katie Bowles (2L) and her 2-year-old Cocker Spaniel. Beau, warm up before the race. Law Week— 15 iiii3®ii W S(8lk(Biii(il April12 4,2 2 RIGHT: Ronald Karschmer. 67. eats lunch on the lawn with friends Hats were needed since the day turned out to be so sunny RIGHT Dean Bill Powers chats with John Drolla, 72, dunng the alumni week- end luncheon on the lawn at the law school ABOVE Judge Harry Hudspeth 68 and George Chapman talk during the Barbeque on the Lawn, just part of this year s Alumni Weekend RIGHT Tim Timmons, ' 72 talks with John Adkins, 77. and his wife Cyntha under the tent on the Law School lawn RIGHT: Ben Vaughn. ' 67. and Mike Milligan, ■67. reminisce during lunch 16 — Reunion Weekend BELOW MIDDLE Dean Bill Powers, Judge Royce Lamberth. ' 67, Jams Lamberth ABOVE Andrea Sparks, 97, Grant Sparks, Jennifer Sutton, ' 99, and U S Attorney Johnny Sutton, ' 87 Reunion Weekend — 17 Alumni (TO Watch Bk ' VtraHlMKr ' Tailgate Party Mike Sellers, Michael Mayans, Rifi Newaz and Nick Reisch, first year law students, socialize at the Law School Alumni Tailgate Party before the UT-Colorado football game. — Photo by Mary Burge 2002 Law Alumni Association Awards Honorary Order of the Coif: Sylvia A. de Leon, 76 Outstanding Alumnus: The Hon. Tom G. Loeffler, 71 Distinguished Alumnus for Community Service: Martha Smiley,72 Lifetime Achievement: J. Mark McLaughlin, ' 54 Law School Dean William Powers Atlas Room Named in Honor of Alumnus LEFT RIGHT Scott Atlas, 75, Judge Mary Atlas, Lisa Genecov, Rita Atlas and Morris Atlas, ' 50. — Photos by Mark RutkowskI Courtesy of Law Alumni Association 18— Alumni Watch F eregrinus Sponsors Abrams Scon Bicklev .- Baron Budd i . 600 Travis. Suite 6601 i;, 1 , 3102 Oak Lawn Ave.. 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CHRISTOPHER OUCHLEY JEREMY CLAY OVIEDO, MARAVILLAS PACEY MATTHEW RYAN PAPPAS, JAMES THOMAS PARSONS, DAVID JAMES PATEL. SAPNA KANAIYALAL PATTERSON DEMENT TANYA PATTERSON, BRAD ALAN PAYNE, MICHAEL GEORGE PEARSON. KENT BRYAN PENNY MATTHEW DONALD PERKINS. ASHLEY LAUREN PETERSON, AMY DIANN PHAM. VAN KHANH THI PHARIS. BRENTON ANDREW PHILIP ELIZABETH PITCHER. DAVID ERIC PRASIFKA. JOSEPH WADE PRESTES FROES, MARIA G. PRICE, DANIEL NIKON PRICE. MELYNDAJANEA PRINCE, REBEKAH KATHLEEN PUGMIRE, MATTHEW JESSE PULLIAM. CLAY BURNETT PULLIAM, JESSICA BATEMAN QUEVEDO, VANESSA P QUIRING, STEVEN DAVID RAMAKRISHNAN, LAKSHMI RAMBOW, REBECCA D. RAMIREZ, DANIEL NICHOLAS RAYMER. JENNIFER SUSAN REGOLI, NATALIE LOUISE REIBENSPIES, JAMIE NOEL REINSCHMIEDT, SHAWN R. RICH, JONATHAN NORMAN RICHARD, AMY DANIELLE RICHARDSON. LESLIE GALE RIESS. DANIEL MARTIN ROADMAN. CHARLIE H. ROBERTSON, CASSANDRA B. RODRIGUEZ, JIMMY ANTHONY ROMANO. PAUL ALBERT ROMBERG. ERIK SEAMANS ROSENER, ALLISON PAIGE ROSS, TONIA LYN ROUDER, ROBERT L. ROWAN, BARBARA JEANETTE RUBIN, ALISSA BRETT RUIZ, GABRIEL RUIZ, GABRIELA RYAN, BRENNA JEANNE 22 — Graduation RYAN, CHRISTOPHER V. SAENZ, GILBERT NIEVES SAGER, KEVIN MARK SALINAS, LAURA M. SALOMON, JENNIFER ANN SANDERS, ELIZABETH R, SANDERS, SUSANNAH D. SANTOS, MARK ALLAN SCHAFFER, JOSH B. SCHREIBER, JOSEPH M. SCHROEDER, JOSHUA A, SEEWANN, AMELIA K. SHARPE, ROBERT BARRY SHELTON, RYAN TRENT SHELTON, SUMER IRENE SIDDIQULOWAIS AHMED SIMPSON, KRISTIN E, SIRNA, DAVID ANTHONY SKLEROV MATTHEW J. SMITH, JESSICA 0. SMITH, LEVI JASON SMITH, LUCILLE K. SMITH, NELLSEELIGSON SMITH, PATRICK O ' NEIL SMYTHE, KALLIE RUTH SOUTHWICK, CHRISTIAN F SPARKS, LAUREN LEIGH STAMPER, ANDREW KOHL STARK, MATTHEW S. STEIN, KIMBERLY RENEE STEPHENS, MOLLY C. STERN, TODD BRANDON STIGLITZ, SIOBHAN F. STILL, MANDY JEAN STOLLENWERCK, KATE L. STREETT AARON MICHAEL STRINGER, JULIE KAY SUMMER, MARKUS SWATE, JENNIFER IRIS SYKES, SALLY DAHL SZOEKE, PATRICIA JEANNE SZUMANSKI, MARTIN T TABOLSKY MARC SAMUEL TADYCH, BONNIE LOUISE TALERICO, DERRICK M. TANDON, MANEERA TANSEY LAURA LEE TARPY KARON ELIZABETH TATTOLI, MARK DAMIANO THEOFANIS, ROSA THOMPSON, MARTY E, THORPE, NICOLE LYNN TILLEY LISA KAY TREVINO, ROEL JAIME TUCKER, BRONSON TYLER TURNER, EMILY FALBA TURNER, MARY ELIZABETH TURNER, PAUL WISDOM VAIKHMAN, ALEXANDRA M. VALERIC. LAUF5A MICHELLE VEGA, BELINDA FRANCES VILLARREAL, CARL E. VOLONDAT MARION WAGERS, JEREMY SCOTT WALKER, ALEX CAMERON WALKER, TIFFANY E. WALSTON, CLIFFORD H. WALTERS, CHRISTIE LEE WEAKLEY KATHRYN LEE WEISS, LINDSAY RENEE WELLS, DAVID C. WENDELL, WARE VICTOR WERMAGER, MATTHEW S. WIGGS, SHERLYN RAE WILK. ADAM STEPHEN WILLIAMS, CATHRYN JANE WILLIAMS, JENNIFER ANN WILLIAMS, KATHERINE ANN WILSON, DOUGLAS RON WILSON, HEATHER LOU WINTER, DAVID BENJAMIN WOOD, CHRISTOPHER A. WOOTEN, CATHARINE B. WRIGHT DARYL ROBERT WRIGHT JEREMY DAVID WYNN, FORREST JACOB YAMALOVA, LUDMILAO. YOUNG, LISA MARIE YU, LINDA CHEN-CHEN ZARIN. MARNI DEE May 18, 2002 University of Texas Regent Robert A. Estrada is thie guest speaker at the Sunflower Ceremony at the Frank C. Erwin, Jr. Special Events Center. Estrada graduated from UT Law in December 1983. Graduation Photos by Yen-Yi Liu Graduation — 23 m - ' II ■ The Consul A originated in 1954 by Peregrinus, ai sponsored annuall ' regrinus yearb AAWdids recognize th students who hav ■ the most to thr ' ' participation in exin activities, scholarshic isiblilty and k Susanne S. Mora Rob Drummond ■M . Jon L. GUIum Van Pham Daniel N. Ramirez Main Show Cast Adam Ambrogi, Alexis Lamb, Amy Magee Becca Jackson, Brian Nguyen, Carolyn Bennen, Cathenne Wall, Chns Smith, Courtney Key Dave Wells, Emily Frost. Hope Williams, Jamie Lipsey, Jennifer Miscovich, Jenny Tatum, Joseph Davis Kandace Walter Kenn Kern, Linh-Thu Do, Margaret Boren, IVtichelle Maddox. Omar Alaniz, Rob Addy, Ryan Downton, Simi Blair, Adam Peters, Amanda Arriaga, Ashley Masters Brad Patterson, Bronson Tucker Cass Burton, Catherine Wooten, Claire Swann Dan Mays Ed Meier, Holly Lister, Jamie Hall. January Barker. Jenny Hoelscher, Jeremy Haupe. Joshua Dehnke Karen Johnson, Kristin Necessary, Mandy Mitchell Meredith Die. Nick Reisch Paul Denney Rob Henneke. Sarah Woodnck, Susan Sanders Da ncers Aimee Reneau Darren Corey Leahy Greenberg Emily Turner Enca Escobar Gil Saenz Haverly Rauen Holly Oden Hugo Teste Ins Swate Jennifer Ahrens Jennifer Hamlett Kelly Graul Kindel Elam Kristi Hamlin Leslie Ayres Lisa Relling Liz Herre Liz Molina Lome Ensley Marni Zarin Marty Thompson Molly Leder Nancy Safavi Rosera Ryan Downton Tateosian Susan Kolar Shana Horton Virginia Alverson Tran Nguyen Cyndi Nahas Wendy Park April Lucas Omar Alaniz A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Courtroom wir mMi 30— Assault Flatteiy Assault Flattery — 31 Assault Flattery Board Assistant Producer — John Pearson Assistant Director — Kenn Kern Vocal Director — Jennifer Miscovich Band Director — Christy Walsh Executive Board Advisor — Simi Blair Medley Director — Kns Monson and Amy Saberian Choreographers — Marty Thompson and Kristi Hamlir Skits Director — Patrick Caballero and Chan Kelly Business Manager — Amy Magee Publicity Director — Omar Alaniz Cruise Director — Cass Burton Assistant Cruise Directors — Bronson Tucker. Omar Alar Jessie Watson, Adam Ambrogi Catenng Director — Carolyn Bennett Technical Director — Shelley Barton Stage Manager — Peter Loh Asst Stage Mgr — James McDermott Costume Designer — Leslie Ayres Sound Engineer — Ryan Locker Makeup Coordinators —Amanda Arriaga and Linh-Thu I 32— Assault Flattery Texas Law Fellowships was founded in 1987 by a group of law students who were concerned with the lack of public interest opportunities at the The University of Texas School of Law. The primary function is to fund summer public interest clerk- ships for law students. FRONT ROW Jenny Salomon, Katherine Saunders Jenny Chilton, Regina Bueno, Joanne Savage, Susannah Sanders, Jessica Mangrum, Carolyn Gebhardt, Andrea Beleno, BACK ROW Tino Gallegos, Enca Schommer. Chnssy Mann. Molly Leder, Heidi Freeman, Jamie Alien, Amy Agnew, Amanda Arnaga, Haverly Raven, Sonali Mehta TOP Marliee Manning accepting an award from Cathy Devore at the Public Interest ABOVE Bill Whitehurst speaking at the cere- mony held at his home — Photos by Gin Kai During Law Week. Professor Sokowlow sells his ties to help raise money for the Texas Law Fellowships He even sold the shirt off his back to Cathenne Clem for $125 — Photo by John Foxwonh Dean Powers takes his first plunge at the dunking booth dunng Law Week The Dean makes the sacrifice each year for the TLF — Photo by John Foxworth People admire and bid on items at the silent auction during the Texas Law Fellowships ' Fall Auction — Photo by John Foxworth Texas Law Fellowships — 33 With automatic membership for every law student, the Law School student body is organized as the Student Bar Association The governing body of the SBA is the Board of Governors, which meets bi-weekly and is composed of 18 elected members. SBA endeavors to carry out its objectives and contribute to the education of the law student by sponsoring programs that are both academic and extracurricular in nature. Through its Board of Governors, the SBA supervises programs that fall into three main categories: services, professional, and social. ABOVE FRONT ROW Rusty Woolley, Rob Drummond. Katie Bowles, Van Pham, Eronda Johnson. Brandi Allen. Keenan Kolendo. Chris Lopez. Chris Smith; BACK ROW Paul Denney, Annie Holand, Lizzy Eckstein. Mellissa Miniser. Ashley Perkins. Ben Connally Chad Ennls; NOT PICTURED: Meredith Die. ABOVE: Mark Santos. Kelly H Kolb. Chan Kelly and James H. Baumgartner Jr have a sidebar dunng the Vial, Hamilton, Koch Knox Senior Mock Trial Competition during October ABOVE; Ashley Perkins is outplayed during the SBA-sponsored Parents ' Night Out 34 — Student Bar Association Celebrate! student Bar Association — 35 Iiiiig Quizmasters are a group of second- and third-year law stu- o iLMcli legal research to first-year students. The TQ program .1 VL-ar sliidLMils iraiisiliiui limii ihcir undergraduale expcrienee in Each TQ group is comprised of approximately 15 students. The Teaching Quizmaster acts as a mentor to his or her .students throughout the first year. In the fall. TQ groups compete in intramural sporting events and participate ill activities meant to acclimate them to law school. In the spring, Teaching Quizmasters teach legal research to their groups, critique their students ' nienios and hriefs. and conduct moot court rounds. FRONT ROW Brian Carter, SECOND ROW Eve Mantell, Jess Averitt, Sommer Bender Betsy Chestney, Jessica Mangrum, Marni Zann, THIRD ROW Kenn Kern, Patnck Caballero Becca Jackson Melanie Oberlin, Chan Kelly, Clay Kauffold, BACK ROW David Weiner. David Weils, Rich Kear, Milann Newby Dina Osborn, Knsti Hamlin, NOT PICTURED Enn Anderson, Shar Chatterjee, Franci Gardner, Kelly Graul, Annie Grodin, Amy Martin, Barney McFadden, Caria Neuch, Christina Ponig, Naomi Porterfield, Paul Rogoff, Brent Troyan, Alex Walker, Timothy L Flolos TQs in Action! RIGHT: Marni Zarin, Alex Walker, Milam Newby, Rick Kear and Kristi Hamlin 36 — Teaching Quizmasters How TQs Really Spend Their Time RIGHT: Eve Mantell. Jessica Man and Rick Kear Hungry TQs Forage For Food. LEFT: Kelly Graui. David Wells and Clay Kauffold Teaching Quizmasters — 37 The Chicano Hispanic Law Students ' Association Is an academic, social, and service organization dedicated to the needs of Hispanic Students at the Law School and Hispanics in the community That being said, CHLSA membership is open to anyone having an interest in Hispanic culture and interests This year CHLSA had over 120 members, many of whom were not Hispanic Our activities included 1L academic mentoring, hosting a visit to the law school by 2nd graders from Alvin, Texas, hosting a visit to UT by 6th graders from Pharr, Texas, volunteering a day at the Capital Area Food Bank, Coyote Intramural Football, a visit to San Francisco for the 5th Annual National Latino Law Students ' Conference, and the annual Dieciseis de Septiembre Fiesta FRONTROW AIK.I si l lit Hull i K n I ii 1 l v n ( liii I |l I i, I I il K In u Veronica Carbujal k h n Pulli Li M lina KikIilIIl tnedo Manuel Arambula c. hnslina t artia Lan Haiiar Li a PiLardi I Chainiza Atencio Pacheco Daniel Ramirez Stephanie Townsend Allala Ray Lauser Vasmin Yavar Susana Carbajal Cecilia Oliv ROW Alex Vidales Michael Trislan Daniel Ortiz Emma largis Chako Perez Cristina Nelson Ana Hernandez Diana Peroz Ml John Taboada. BACK ROW Angelic a Saenz. Carlos Salinas, Eric Rodnguez, Nicholas Dominguer Fnca Escobar, Sle cn La«rci Mora. Jesus Barba CHLSA Editorial Board John Mills. Louis Martinez. Michael Duran. FOLRfH 1 Glaze. Thomas Breen, Annie Holand. Stephen Perez Julia Wylie. Celcstino Gallejos John Zepcda Sabine Sabine Mora — Editor-in-Chief Alberto Mesta, Jr, — Managing Editor Celia Balli — Chief Articles Note Editor (Fall 2001) Merillat Frost — Chief Articles Note Editor (Spring 2002) Tino Gallegos — Sr. Articles Note Editor Luis Figueroa — Solicitations Publications Director Amanda Levinson — Symposium Director Daniel Ramirez — Associate Editor Gil Saenz — Associate Editor Diana Perez — Associate Editor Cecilia Olivarez — Associate Editor 38 — Chicano Hispanic Law Students Associatic !A rn Fajita Fest m ss i Christina Garcia, 3L, serves up Melani Angell,1L, gives service Marlon Valladares IL is given Carolyn Gutierrez 3L. serves up rice at tlie Chicano Hispanic Law with a smile at the February 19th responsibility for that most impor- the tortillas for ail of the fajitas sold Students Association ' s Fajita Fest event tant side dish — retried beans along the breezeway at the Law Chicano Hispanic Law Students Association — 39 RIGHT: CHLSA members get together In the Coimclh Ciniei for a photo during the fall semester. Liz Molina. Rochelle Acevedo. Michael Duran. Susana Carbajal. Stephen Perez. Christina Garcia. Ana Hernandez, Christopher Ybarra. Rene Lara. Diana Perez, Eric Rodriguez Yasmin Yavar. Alex Vidales. John Mills. Alexis Lamb. Aimec Martin. George P. Bush. Hector Valle. Hugo Teste. Veronica Carbajal. Ajay Mago. Tom Breen. Linda Ricsler. Daniel N Ramirez. Daniel Rodriguez. Nick Dominguez. .Stefame Townsend Allala, Angle Saenz. Kandace Walter. - Pho Susana Cartaj (11) Stepheti Perez (1L) and Rochelle Acevedo (2L)try to find nametags at the check-in table at the CHLSA banquet at Miguel ' s restaurant in downtown Austin — Photos by Timothy Trahan ABOVE Chris Lopez (2L) and George Bush (2L) take a break from socializing at the banquet to watch the basketball game LEFT Caroline Guiterrez (3L) and Nadia Jofar (2L) chat dunng the CHLSA banquet on Apnl 6. 2002 Chicano Hispanic Law Students Association inal purpose, the Journal aspires to he a 1 community famihar with issues rele- ■ the people of Texas, our nation, and the academic publication with an intormy eutral forum open to all views, keep the Icj ant to Latino affairs, and provide a loiiim I 1 Hemisphere. The Journal publishes two volumes per year, a fact that has made it one of the nation ' s leading Latino law publications. Each addition includes legal manuscripts, policy articles, student notes, and book reviews. The Journal also highlights the talents of the Latino community leaders and artists by featuring a Latino community member in each volume and interspersing the work of Latino artists among each volume ' s features. Recent volumes have addressed law enforcement, voting regulations. pre- Columbian art. school curriculum, housing issues. Cuban business practices, affimia- tive action, and redistricting. FRONT ROW; Liz Molina, Daniel Ramirez, Alberto Mesta Jr., Jaime Morales: BACK ROW: Luis Figueroa, Susanne Sabine Mora, Cecilia Olivarez, Merillat Frost. The Christian Legal Society (CLS) is a nondenominational association of law students seeking friendship and encouragement and a refuge from the challenges of law school. Activities include weekly meetings followed by informal fellowships, Bible study groups, retreats, and special service projects. Meetings involve presentations by area attorneys, religious leaders, and CLS members, as well as other programs designed to meet the needs of members. FRONT ROW: Richard Berberian, Holly Norvell, Scarlet Oh, Levi Smith, Leslie Tsai; SECOND ROW: James Ivey, Ryan Fellman, John Allen, Melissa Bearden, Melani Angell, Michael Payne, Katie Streett; BACK ROW: Lance Clack, Kent Pearson, Matthew Hoffman, David Muckerheide, Aaron Streett. Zachary Norris. Texas Hispanic Journal of Lam and Policy I Christian Legal Society — 41 The St. Thomas More Society (STMS) is a newly-formed organization for Catholic students and faculty at the law school. Named after St. Thomas More, the sixteenth-century lawyer-statesman, and inspired by his example, STMS endeavors to offer members opportunities to integrate faith and the study and practice of law. Activities during the 2001- 2002 school year included a Mass and reception with Bishop Gregory Aymond of the diocese of Austin, hosting speakers at the law school, offering opportunities for service to the community, and forming a new mentorship program. FRONT ROW: Carol) ii Gc Gaumond, Loretta Gieske . Catriona Wilkie: BACK ROW: Samantha Snyder, Benjamin St. Thomas More Catholic Legal Society Board President: Samantha Snyder Treasurer: Eric Opiela Programming: Nick Hernandez Social Activities: Ben Gaumond Social Justice: James McDermott Spiritual: Michael Mayans and Catriona Wilkie Student Outreach: Noelle Berryman Mass Meal: Jane Aldridge Faculty Adviser: Patricia Hansen St Thomas More Catholic Legal Society TMLS BOARD President Tonya Ray Vice Presidenl Chike Okpara Secretary Naomi Porterfield Treasurer Michael McCarthy Parlamentarian Brian Carter Co-Librarians Chris Lopez and Lewis Hutchison The Thurgood Marshall Legal Society (TMLS) is the law school affiliate of the National Black Law Students Association The purpose of TMLS is to foster legal, cultural, and social awareness among black law students To achieve this goal, TMLS maintains a vanety of subcommittees that address such areas as academics, public relations, and fundraising TMLS actively recruits Afncan Americans into the law school community and promotes an atmosphere at the law school that is conducive to their academic and professional success Among the vanety of events that we organize and participate in are the TMLS Annual Awards Banquet, Black History Month program, NBLSA Regional and National confer- ences and a volleyball tournament with the Austin Black Lawyers Association (ABLA) FAR LEFT Lewis Hutchison. Edra Anderson, Ron Kirk, Kandace Walter, and Robynn Fletcher ABOVE Former Dallas Mayor and Congressional Candidate Ron Kirk spoke at a function sponsored by the TMLS before the beginning of classes in the fall — Photos by Daniel Lopez BELOW, LEFT ABLA President Monica Ingram hands over the trophy to the TMLS volleyball team BELOW, CENTER Eronda, Sidney, Bnan, Cecilly, Cecily, Amber, Tonya, Chike, Naomi, Reggie and Shavondalyn at the Law School ' s Ex Parte Costume Party — Photos Courtesy LEFT Bnan Carter and Nakia Hillary preparing for their final round of the regional moot court competition They won the National Championship dunng the March competition in Detroit BELOW, RIGHT Keiko, Naomi, Amber and Eronda at TMLS Karaoke Night — Ptiotos Courtesy of Tf LS Thurgood Marshall Legal Society — 43 The Women ' s Law Caucus serves to raise awareness about issues important to women. Its aims include promo- tion of research and educational programs addressing aspects of the law of concern to women, discussion of cre- ative responses to these issues, recruitment of women interested in the law, and creation of a social and political support group for women students pursuing a legal educa- tion at the University. FRONT ROW Joy Brennan (Sports Committee Chair), Shahreen Abedin (President), Gretchen Jeffries (Vice President), Shelby Slawson (Secretary), Courtney Thornton (Director of Finance); SECOND ROW: Holly Lister, Courtney Key, Amy Simar, Ginger Phillips, Ursula Mann (1L Officer), Merissa Garza, Karen Hughes (Academic Committee Chair). Christina Markell (Community Service Chair), Monica Valdez (Community Service Chair), Katari Buck (Networking Chair): THIRD ROW: Nick Reisch, Jessie Kempf, Kennon Wooten, Jamie Naiser, Knsten Sitchler, Pamela Bolton, Michelle. Crowson, Amy Mitchell, Jennifer Kasten, Romona O ' Brien, Mandi Jackson, Kelle Sutton. Katie Kildebeck, Dominique Picou; BACK ROW: Marissa Lawson, Jennifer Moellenberndt, Anna Raimer, Amy Alexander. Rebecca Heinemann, Smita Patel, Lisa Leiman, Tonya Shotwell, Claire Swann, Jody Daodson, Sarah Woodnck. Caria Weaver, Jamie Allen, Lisa Hill, Karen LItten, Felicity Smullen, Haverly Rauen, Lydia Belzer, Amy Gremminger. RIGHT Gretchen Jeffries (Vice-President). Sfielby Slawson (Secretary) Courtney Thornton (Director of Finance). Shahreen Abedin (President) — Photo by Timothy Trahan 44 — Women ' s Law Caucus FAR LEFT Jorge Rubio. 2L, and Amy Saberian, 2L, dance at the Women ' s Law Caucus party at the Salt Lick BBQ in Kaio LEFT Darnac Eugene. 1 L and Helen Kocurek. 1L, only have eyes for each other at the WLC party — Photo LEFT In addition to WLC ' s Salvation Army Holiday Angel Tree other commu- nity service projects by f WLC included the Race for the Cure, SafePlace Thanksgiving Food Drive, Amencan Red Cross and the Women s Advocacy Project — Photo Courtesy of WLC Women ' s Law Caucus — 45 Women ' s Roundtable is a mentoring and networking organization for select women law students, Mentees are provided with an opportunity to discuss modern issues facing women in the law with women judges, lawyers and community leaders, who serve as mentors throughout the aca- demic year and beyond law school Mentees are selected by their peers based on scholarship (G P A is not a factor in this selection), leadership and service The group consists of 15-18 members of each class year and LL Ms chosen for their diversity and potential to contribute to the organiza- tion Students may only be members for one year, which keeps the group small and encourages as much interaction as possible Often, mentees find the Roundtable experience an enriching beginning to their legal careers and return as mentors after graduation FRONT ROW; Renae Wotipka, Ana Hernandez, Iran Nguyen, Amanda Arriaga, Monica Valdez; SEC- OND ROW: Cassie Williford, Heather Kliebenstein, Melissa Jacobs, Lauren Zykorie, Eliza Hirst; BACK ROW: Julia Wylie, Cristina Nelson, Tracy McCreight, Jessica Cottey, Allison STandish, Kathrin Aigner, Mollie Nichols, Britla Kresse, Holley Eddington; NOT PICTURED: Marilee Manning, Sharmila Chalteriee, Kat Daniels. Women ' s Roundtable Steering Committee Heather Joyu Kliebenstein, Cassie Lynn Williford, Jessica Danforth Cottey, Brita Ulla Kresse, Holley E. Eddington 46 — Women ' s Roundtable llic Texas Journal af Women and the Law explores the relation- ship between women and the law through law review publication and sponsorship of an annual symposium. The staff seeks to inspire a dialogue about gender-related issues that will lead to greater awareness of the ways the law affects women and to mnovative reforms in the lives of all people. The Journal takes an mterdisciplinary approach to many issues, striving to deepen the relationship between theoretical and practical perspectives on gender and the law. Editorial membership is open to both male and female students. LEFT TO RIGHT: Chiistina Markell. Scarlet Oh. Kristen Sitchlef. Dee Dee Hoxie. Mary Beth Tuiner, Lama Vale, Erin Westendorf. Sinita Patel, Jessie Watson Texas Journal of Women and the Law — 47 Delia Theta Phi Law Fraternity. Sam Houston Senate has had a distinguished history of excellence and leadership at the University of Texas School of Law and beyond Some of Its famous alumni include: President Lyndon Baines Johnson. Texas Governors Alan Shivers and John B. Connally US Representative Lloyd Doggett. US Senator and Vice Presidential candidate Lloyd Benson. Texas Bar Association President Broadus Spivey, and lawyer Joe Jamail The Fraternity provides its mem- bers with the opportunity to interact with alumni around Texas as well as create last- ing social bonds with fellow law students Delta Theta Phi is the only law fraternity at the Law School with a yearly scholarship This year ' s events ranged from a BBQ at an alumni ' s house on Lake Travis to a bowling fundraiser for Austin ' s animal community Delta Theta Phi initiated 18 new members to its prestigious fraternity, and they will be graduating over 25 third-year members in the 2002 Sunflower ceremony on May 18th. Delta Theta Phi Board Darren Greenberg: Dean Carl Barry: Vice-Dean Michelle Crowson: Tribune Kris Monson: Exchequer Michelle McKinney: Social Chair The mission of the Texas Review of Law and Politics is to be the prime forum for the discussion and debate of contemporary social issues, including crime, federalism, affir- mative action, constitutional history, and religious liberties The Review publishes thoughtful and intellectually rigorous conservative articles-articles that traditional law reviews often fail to publish-to serve as blueprints for constructive legal reform. To this end. the Review welcomes articles from legal practitioners and students, as well as academics RIGHT CLOCKWISE Lauren Hug. 3L. and brother Andrew Hug. UT Law alum, both attended Itie Texas Review of Law and Politics banquet Ryan Nord. 2L. gets bar during the banqu Seasons Ho Doug Wilson. 3L and Editor of the Texas Review of Law and Politics, and Tammi Kannar. 3L and Managing Editor, check in attendees at Ihe Review ' s banquet ABOVE. FRONT ROW Katie Streett. Alexis Lamb. Knslie Diemer. Jana Slimp-Dahm. Tammi Kannar. Mandy Still. Lai Hug; SECOND ROW: Aaron Streett. Jason Lloyd. Robert Booth. John LeSueur Brendan Guy; BACK ROW: Marc Li David Damiani. Doug Wilson. Kevin Christian Law School £ - Photos by Timothy Trahan Delta Theta Phi Texas Review of Law and Politics Founded in 1869. Phi Delta Phi is the Nation ' s oldest and most prestigious legal fraternity. The University of Texas School of Law chapter, Roberts Inn, was established on February 25. 1910, Phi Delta Phi represents and promotes professionalism, ethics and scholarship in the legal field. To qualify for membership, a student must have attended law school for at least one semester and be in good academic standing In addition, Roberts Inn requires a candi- date to be in the top one-third of his her class, as ranked by the School of Law. Following an eleven-year dormancy. Roberts Inn became active again in 2001-2002. boasting more than eighty-five members (before the Spnng 2002 induction). Phi Delta Phi Welcomes its Newest Members Spring 2002 Troy Steven Allen Sahar Falhi Aziz Brad Christopher Bedwell Lance Hunter Beshara Jessica Biddle Benjamin Lane Bosell Regina Maria Buono Sharon Beth Cheeseman Jennifer Michelle Chilton Patrick Brendan Cowherd Scott Collier Craig Andrew Lawrence Dahm Joshua Peter Dehnke Patrick Mason Dennis Jeremy Robert Dorset! Lester Lee Eubanks IV Hilary Erin Atkins Frisbie Lisa Louise Hill Jon Bentley Hyland Debra L Innocenti Alexander LyIe Kaplan Sameena Karmally Jessica Emily Kempt Heather Joy Kleebenstine Amber Liane Lindley Ursula Forhan Mann Alice Griffing McAfee Matthew Peter McKenna Dion Dee Messer Steven Douglas Metzger Claire Loan Nguyen Patrick Gregory O ' Brien Thomas Edward O ' Brien Chako Tomas Perez Garrick Brandon Pursley Benjamin William Putnam Steve Asaf Radom Jason Andrew Rocha Jennifer Elizabeth Russell Stephen Whit Sides Tonya LaWell Shotwell Tiffany Nicole Tsumpsis Jason Thomas Whitcomb Kennon Lathem Wooten Renae Mane Wotipka CLOCKWISE FROM TOP Board Members Adam Loewy Vice Magistef, Adnenne Leder Clerk Julia WyliG Magister Tom Bmgman, Historian, Kenn Kern, Exchequer Phi Delta Phi — 49 ' (■ Review of Lilii cilioii is a national law review published three times a year. Through artieles by scholars and scholar-practitioners as well as student- authored law notes. The Review synthesizes substan- tive scholarly analysis into suggestions for practical application in litigation. The seventy-member staff is chosen for excellence in writing and legal analysis. FRONT ROW: Holly Oden, Gina IVIiller, Jennifer Stack, Meredith Berger, Emily Turner, Jessica Mangrum; SECOND ROW: Kevin Batik, Rhonda Bear, Shelby Slawson, Nicole Thorpe, Daniel Ramirez, Sarah Butcher, Matthew Sklerov, Jennifer Hamlett, Desiree Killen, Marni Zarin, Daniel Mangis: THIRD ROW: Sung In, Heather Davis, Katie Bowles, Allison Cruvens, Chan Kelly, Yvonne Eckert-Olivere, Andrea Irey-Paterson, Christina Stanland, Robert Mitchell: BACK ROW Jeffrey Villarreal, Rachel Eisenstaff, Michael Pratt, Michael Johnson, Carlos Sallinas, Onon Arona, John Bustamante, Luke McLeroy. RIGHT Matt Skelerov spends time in the office composing an article for the Review of Litigation FAR RIGHT The Reviews Intramural Softball Team members are true com- petitors on the mound as well as in the courtroomi TROL participated in Intramural Softball, football and volley- ball this year, and they went to the playoffs in 2 out of the 3 sports — Photos Courtesy of Meredith Chambers 50 — The Review of Litigation RIGHT Shelbey Slawson, 2L, Rhonda Bear, 2L. and Katie Bowles, 2L, try to forget about courtrooms for awhile at the Speakeasy in downtown Austin BELOW Allen Miller and Gina Miller 3L, enjoy being on the rooftop of the Speakeasy at the party on April 11th — All Photos by Timothy Trahan Review of Litigation Banquet LEFT Dan Mangis, 3L, Editor-in-Chief of the Review of Litigation pre- pares to give his speech at this years banquet ABOVE Katie Wakefield 2L, and Luke McLeroy, 2L, enjoy cocktails together at the party The Review of Litigation — 51 The Board of Advocates is a student run organization whose mission is to encourage and improve the quality of student advocacy at the School of Law The BOA organizes all advocacy competitions in which law school students compete. These include intra- mural competitions, in which UT law students compete with each other, and inter- scholastic competitions, in which UT law students compete with students from other law schools. This year the BOA organized ten intramural competitions including mock trial, moot court, voir dire, negotiation, and mediation competitions Additionally the BOA sent over 80 participants to inlerscholastic competitions across the state and nation The organization is composed of officers, assistant officers and members who work hard to ensure that all competitions are organized and educational for the participants The BOA seeks to increase participation in advocacy events through publicity and awareness. FRONT ROW: Katrina Daniels. Catharine Wooten. Nakia Hillan . Chart Kelly. Stephanie Tow nsend Allaia; SECOND ROW; Beverly Angel. Melissa Brown. Mark Santos. Lance Bryan. Ware Wendell. Rebecca Jackson; THIRD ROW; Daniel Bradford. John Barcus. Orion .Armon. Jeff Nadalo; FOURTH ROW; Branson Tucker, Carolyn Gebbard. Kent Pearson. Nanc Safavi. Jory Lange; BACK ROW: Chike Okpara. Feleria Shankie. Katari BuckJVaomi Porterfield. Glenn Janik. H 3 f f±% M W ' .JI ' VR Regional Mock and Moot Court Competition The Ufiivesity of Texas School of Law Jessup Team won top honors at the Philip C. Jessup International Law Regional Moot Court Competition which took place February 1-2 in Houston. The winning team was comphsed of Kathna Daniels, Kent Pearson, Debbie Bryant, Kris Monson and Benjamin Ellison. Individual awards were given to Kent Pearson, who was named Best Oralist. and Debbie Bryant, who won the award for 5th Best Oralist. Additionally, the team was awarded the honor for Best Bnef. The mock trial team of Mark Santos, Chan Kelly, Sommer Bender, Geoff Gannaway, Bronnson Tucker, and Kelly Graul were finalists in the Tournament of Champions competition sponsored by the National Institute for Trial Advocacy on November 1-3, 2001 in Washington, D.C. The University of Texas School of Law sent two teams to the Texas Young Lawyers Associations Regional National Tnal Competition in Dallas over the weekend of February 8-10, 2002. The teams consisted of Mark Santos, Chan Kelly, Matt Williamson, Naomi Porterfield, Sommer Bender, and Lance Bryan. The team of Porterfield, Bender, and Bryan won the region- al competition. UT Law Captures 3 National Titles in Moot Court Competitions Frederick Douglass Moot Court Co mpetition The Thurgood Marshall Legal Society team of Nakia Hillary and Brian Carter won first place at the Frederick Douglass Moot Court Competition which was held March 13-16 in Detroit The competition is hosted by the National Black Law Students Association Carter and Hillary, both second-year law students defeated the defend- ing national champions, Georgetown University Law Center, and 17 other top teams for the title. The students also won the Best Brief award. The UT Law team was coached by Kameron Johnson and Felecia Shankle Giles Sutherland Rich Memorial Moot Court Competition Cyrus Bharucha (3L) and Owais Siddiqui (3L) captured the national title at the twenty-ninth annual Giles Sutherland Rich Memonal Moot Court Competition which was held April 10-12, 2002 in Washington, DC The competition is sponsored by the American Intellectual Property Law Association Only eight teams qualified for the national competition from more than 40 teams from around the country UT Law was the only school with 2 teams competing at the national level Christopher Ryan {3L) and Sharmila Chatterjee (2L) made it to the quarter-final round at that compe- tition At the regional tournament, Ryan and Chatterjee won the title, along with awards for Best Appellee Bnef and Best Oral Advocates Bharucha and Siddiqui placed second and received the award for Best Appellant Brief at that tournament Judge John R. Brown Admiralty Moot Court Competition Rebecca Jackson (2L) and John Barcus (3L) defeated teams from 15 other law schools across the country to win the Judge John R Brown Admiralty Moot Court Competition which took place on March 21-23 in New Orieans. Stephanie Townsend Allala and Jory Lange, both second- year law students, advanced to the simi-final round and placed third over- all. The teams were coached by Bruce Bennett and Chris Sapstead The competition is an interscholastic appellate moot court competition sponsored each year by the UT Law, administered by the Board of Advocates and co-sponsored by a local host school Tulane University School of Law hosted the competition this year This is the third time that UT has won this competition, the first win was in San Francisco in 1995 and the second was in San Francisco in 1999 — Copy Courtesy of UT Law Communications Board of Aijvocates ■ The Texs Journal of Business Law is the largest business law journal in Texas and one of the largest in the nation with approximately 4.000 subscnbers. The Journal is staffed jointly by J.D. and J.D M B.A students from The University of Texas School of Law and is an official publication of the Business Law Section of the State Bar of Texas. The mission of the Texas Journal of Business Law is to serve as a leading source in the practice of business law in Texas. To this end, the Journal strives to provide accurate, reliable, and current informa- tion reqardinq the practice of business law. iliii ni ' j v . fMm [ 1 m i FRONT ROW: Danika Hudik, Patrick Brezik, Omar Allaniz, Kevin Dym, Kelly Kilgore; BACK ROW: Jerenny Stillings, Justin Mapes, Louis Agnese, Virginia Moher, Ashley Masters. Dean Steven Goode, Dean William Powers and Dean Susan Aleman visit during one of the Student Leadership Luncheons. A representative from each student organization attends the monthly luncheon at the Law School. Journal of Business Law The Texas Review of Entertainment and Sports Law was founded in 1997 by law students committed to publishing the best available scholarship on legal issues that affect the entertainment and sports industries. Among the areas covered by the Journal are copyright, labor-management relations, antitrust, and corporate affairs. FRONT ROW Michael McCarthy, Linh-Thu Do, Kris Mack, David Sirna, BACK ROW Alexander Szeto, Kathryn Kildebeck, Joel Anderson, Brian Nguyen, Amy Mitchell, Lisa Nguyen T i J P - Texas Review of Entertainment and Sports Law Board Editor-in-Chief: Joel Thomas Anderson Managing Editor: Richie Martin Administrative Editor: Lisa Nguyen Chief Articles Notes Editors: Brad Alan Patterson, Kristophor Mack Chief Public Relations and Solicitations Editors: David Sima, Rusty Wooiley ABOVE Kns Mack, Articles and Notes Editor, Joel Anderson, Editor-in- Chief, Lisa Nguyen, Administrative Editor, David Sirna, Public Relations and Solicitations Editor Texas Review of Entertainment and Sports Law — 55 The Legal Research Hoard ( I ' hc I.RB ) is an organi alion o ' University of Texas law sliidenls ciiartercd by the Stale Bar of fo as lo pio ide legal research and prepare legal memoranda for Ikciisi-d alliirncys. Founded in December of 1961, the LRB is one ol ihc oldest student-run legal research organizations of its kind in iliL ' nHintry. The primary purpose of the LRB is to refine the research and writing skills of its members by providing them oppor- tunities to v ' ork w ' itii actual |iniblcnis in consultation with practicing attorneys. FRONT ROW: Lauren Zykorie, Beverly Angel, Suzan Kern Paul Turner BACK ROW Brad McLain, Tyler Gilman, Justin Trumbo, Catherine Wall. RIGHT: Suzan Kern. LRB Chair, and Steve Benesch Managing Partner of Bracewell Patterson, the competition ' s sponsor 56 — Legal Research Board ABOVE The 2002 winners of the Legal Research Board s 1L Outstanding Research Memo Competition pose for a group photo during the ceremony held on April 12, 2002 The Environmental Law Society provides career counseling, networking opportunities, and inlernstiips to students with an interest in environmental law It also works on improving the environmental cutticula at the law school and promoting speakers, sym- posia, and scholarships Projects include recycling, attending the National Association of Environmental Law Societies conferences, and hosting the Environmental Moot Court competition, which chooses the team to represent the law school at the Pace National Moot Court Competition LEFT TO RIGHT: Eric Dean. Stefanie Skogen, Ashley Kever. Veronica Carbajal, Trent Rinebarger. Casey Shohe. Eric Triplett 1 r duced for publication by a select group of students al The Univerbity ot Texas bchool of Law in association with the Environmental and Natural Resources Law Section of the State Bar of Texas, Seventeen staff members and six student editors produced Volume 32 during the 2001-2002 academic year The Journal publishes quarterly and boasts over 2,000 subscribers Each issue includes lead articles student notes and recent development updates on issues rele- vant to practicing environmental and natural resources attorneys in Texas In Volume 32, the Journal published articles related to Texas state water planning. Environmental Management Systems, environmental liability and brownfields redevelopmenls In addition, the Journal provided summaries and analyses of the Texas 77th Legislature ' s bill activity relevant to the environment and natural resources Staff members submit notes for possible publication, draff recent development sub- missions, check the substance and form of all submissions, and assist with the man- agement and operation of the Journal In addition, the Journal sponsors social events and networking opportunities for staff flnd mpmher ' ; of the Bar FRONT ROW: Shannon Thome, Ashley Kever, Mai7 Smith, Deborah Kazal-Thresher, Jennifer Hopens; SECOND ROW: Patnck Lee, Tracy Andrews, Kristinel Ramming, Angelica Alfaro, Matthew Siegel, Brad Castelberry; BACK ROW: Stanford Adams, Michelle Maddox, Tina Lawrence, Shelly Cole, Seth Meisel. Environmental Law Society Texas Environmental Law Journal — 57 The ' A litlfllccliKil FiDiicny hiw Journal is dcdicalcd U) all aspects of iiuelleetual property law on the national and the slate level. The Journal tocuses on issues of interest to academics and practitioners on topics such as patents, copyrights, trademarks, entertainment law, and unfair competi- tion. Articles and notes are written by .scholars, practitioners, and students. Fhc .lournal is managed and edited by students and is published three times a year. The Journal selects members based on Iheir writing and analytical skills. FRONT ROW: Katrina Daniels, Denise Bluestein, Lisa Kelly, Christina Garcia, Holley Eddington: SECOND ROW: Mike Bednarz, Jacob Quisenberry, Bill Fisher, Bnan Leubitz; BACK ROW: James Hearn, Sandra Young, Neal Massand, Chris Spence, Kelley Conaty. Intellectual Property Law Journal members enjoy the refreshments while mingling with dignitaries and guests at the New Economy seminar on November 5, 2001. — Pholo by Markell Pool 58 — Texas Intellectual Property Law Journal LEFT; Speakers Garland Stevens, Brian Szymczak and Jenny Toomey at the symposium presented by the Intellectual Property Law Journal on March 1 , 2002. BELOW Students listen to the panel discussion in the Sid Richardson Hall at the Law School. ABOVE; Sharmila Chatterjee, 2L, Melissa Dee Melton and Joe Beck discuss the issues presented during the symposium. LEFT: Gretchen Hoffmann, private practitioner, and Sherri Langley, 3L, talk during the reception that followed the symposium. — Lower Photos by Timolhy Trahan Texas Intellectual Property Law Journal — 59 IIk ' Ti ii .(HI Review, cstablislied in 1922, is dcNolcei lo scimiar- l wriliiigs (II) general legal subjects of national and local interest, riie student editorial board prepares for publication articles by outstanding legal authorities and law notes written by the student sialT. Students become eligible to join the staff of the Review on ihe basis of high academic achic ement and demonstrated writing proficiency. The editorial board annually selects its successors from the members of the staff. FRONT ROW Dylan Johns, SECOND ROW Andra Robertson, Corey Leahy, Chnstie Cardon, Mary Evelyn McNamara THIRD ROW Jason Nichols, David Curran, Chns Johns, Bradley Coburn, Jason Glahn, FOURTH ROW Scott Hounsel, Chns Lund Chns Onstoff, Joe Marrs, BACK ROW Bob Rouder, Geoff Gannaway, Steven Quiring, Dan Riess CLOCKWISE FROM RIGHT: Jeff Jerdner, Noelle Bearrynan and Dann Riess have fun at the Law Review party at the Copper Tank on April 4th. Corey Leahy gives a big kiss to her friend Bradly Colburn at the party Joe Morns, Steven Quiring and Jason Nichols at the Copper Tank by Luciana Castro 60 — Texas Law Review LEFT David Donald Down and Edward McHorse visit dunng the Law Review Banquet BELOW Andrew Berzinskis and Maggie Wilensky, 2L, enjoy their evening at the Four Seasons Hotel Photos by Timothy Trahan LEFT Scott Hounsel, 3L, and his wife Sue David Curran, 3L, during the black affair on April 12, 2002 ABOVE Corey Leahy, 3L, Joseph Mars. 3L, and Jenny and Clark Lutz enjoy the view of Town Lake outside the Four Seasons Hotel dunng the banquet LEFT Conor Ciuins, 2L, mixes business with pleasure by getting ; fnendly advise from Allison McDade of Fulbright and Jaworski Texas Law Review — 61 Published three times a year, the American Journal of Criminal L aw is the second largest Law School publication, with nationwide and international subscribers. The Journal contains articles by legal scholars and student-produced notes and comments, and offers an opportunity for students to develop their research and writing skills. The main focus of the Amencan Journal of Cnminal Law is on the operation of the criminal justice system, from law enforcement through trial to corrections. Writings may involve all aspects of the law having criminal implications. ' ' Si (K  n  J oi iinattaw FRONT ROW: Eric Opiela, Brian Harris, Amy Peterson, Elizabeth Denton, Shawn Reinschmiedt, Andrew Hanawalt; SECOND ROW: Cathenne Clem. Alice McAfee, Lisa Hill, Sue Beckage, Kelsey McKay Caria Weaver, Debra Innocenti, Sarah Jennings, Mandi Jackson; BACK ROW; Jai Nitai Holzman, Tamara King, Jason Wright, Jessica Dean, Shweta Gera, Chunghsing Lee, Susan Perez. 62 — Amencan Journal of Cnminal Law The Texas International Law Journal is one of the oldest and best established student-published international law journals In the United States. As the fourth oldest international law journal in the country, the Journal has developed one of the largest subscriptions and circulations of any student-published international law journal. Subscribers include law schools, government entities, law firms, corporations, embassies, international organizations, and individuals from virtually every state in the Union and more than forty-five foreign countries. Mayo, Christina Whittmghill, Mark JU at the Iron Cactus Sasha Vaykhman, Carolyn Gutierrez David Barlell 11 WM n Steven Ratner Gary Salovon. Cleveland Sarah i M i Julia Wylie, Chnsty Walsh 1 i 1 Texas International Law Journal — 63 students P l H KS i9mK ' l3 H mp i 9 -v ' il l :;; ! mi E wS jj jH „...--..,. . .,,. ' y ■ I Br ' I B ■1 Allen. John Robed. Petal. MS: Louisiana State University. Chnstian Legal Society. Federalist Society, Texas Review of Law S Liberties and Civil Rights Angel, Beverly J., uslin; West Texas State, lard of Advocates. Legal Research Board Arnold. Kurt B. Kingwood; The University ( Texas at Austin, Baird. Kenneth Richard Austin, Texas Christian University. The Review of Litigation. Phi Alpha Delta Texas at Austin Texas International Law Journal. Board of Advocates. Women ' s Law Caucus, i Barbosa, Eric, Austin, Chicano Hispanic Law Students Association, Legal Eagles, St Thomas More Catholic Legal Society. Brown, Melissa Rae. ; The University c Texas at Austin, Board c Advocates, Burton, Laura Kathryn Kingwood. The University Texas at Austin, Phi Delta Texas at Austin Cargo Shane P , ilin. University ol North Texas, 66 — Senior Law al Madison. Fellowships. University. Sludent Bar Associalion Board of Governors. Assault Flattery. Texas Law Democrats 1 T -C ' Drummond, Rob Stuart. Long Beach. University of Southern California, Student Bar Association President Duran, Michael A., Pueblo. CO. United States Air Force Academy. Chicano Hispanic Law Students Association President, Delta Theta Phi m J k Ericksen, Erik. Austin; Brigham Young Faslenau. Hettie Karen, ian Antonio, Texas Lutheran University, Women ' s Law Caucus. Women ' s Round Table, Peregnnus Editor i Frost, Emily S., stin. The University of as at Austin, Assault i Flattery MiM St Thomas lore Catholic Legal Society. Texas Review of Law Politics Senior Law — 67 Gergen, Jared Lewis, Piano. Franklin Marshall College, Texas International Law Journal. Vis Inlemattonal Moot Court Team Houston, Student Recnjitment Onentatic Committee. Golden, Linda Lorraine, 3oarcJ of Advocates Assistant Officer, Women s Law Caucus, Criminal Defense Clinic, Intellectual Property Law Journal Gradia. Megan Elizabeth Gainesville, VA; University c Virginia, irlawn, OH, North Carolina State University Greenberg, Darren S., Colorado Springs, University of Michigan, Texas International Law Journal. Texas Tudors. Delta Theta Guy. Brendan Wyatt, Temple, Texas A M Jniversity, Federalist Society, Texas Review of Law and Politics, Aggie Student Han. Jeeyeon, Simi Valley. CA, Ev rha Women ' s University, Intellectual Property Lav Society. , Tammi Lynn, Austin; Drake University, Texas Review of Law Politics. Federalist Society Kelly, Chari Lynn, Austin, University of Flonda. Board of Advocates, Mock Trial Director, Teaching 68 — Senior Law International Law Journal Texas at Austin. Delia Thela Phi, Texas International Law Journal. Asian Law Student Mays, Daniel Brookhart Frisco Vanderbilt University Trial and Moot Court Phi Alpha Delta Thurgood Marshall Legal Society, Entertainment Sports Law Society, Texas Review of Entertainment Spons Law Monson, Kristofer S.. Austin, Wabash College, Assault Flattery, Texas International Law Journal Review Editor, Board of Advocates, Delta Theta Phi Treasurer, Jessup Team Norton. I Austin, Georgetown University. National Lawyer ' s Guild Texas at Austin, Chnstian Legal Society, Women ' s Law Caucus Treasurer, Texas Review of Law and Politics. Texas Supreme Court Intern Austin, The University of Texas at Austin; nvironmental Law Society, Texas Environmental Law Journal. Teaching Quizmasters Parsons, David James. Dallas. Nottingham University Perkins, Ashley Lauren. Dallas. Rhodes College, Student Bar Association, Assault Flattery. Texas Law Tutors Ramirez, Daniel N. El Paso. The University of Texas at El Paso. Texas Hispanic Journal of Law and Policy, Tf)e Review of Litigation. CHLSA Regoli, Natalie I Washington Senior Law — ( Robertson. Cassandra Washinglon, Texas Law Review. Women ' s Law Caucus. Board of Advocates. Ruiz, Gabriela, Ryan Christopher V El Paso, The University of Au lm Krr Umvir ly Texas at El Paso Texas Law Tutors, Mock Tnal. Intellectual Property Law Society Students Association Vice- President, Texas Hispanic Journal of Law and Policy Associate Editor Schaffer. Josh Barrett, Sirna. David A., Smith, Levi J., Lincoln, Washin gton University ■ St Louis, Chnstian Legal Society. Texas Review of Law Politics, Federalist Society Stein, Kim Renee, Texas at Austin. Still, Mandy Austin, The University of Texas at Austin, Review of Law and Politics Teaching Quizmasters, Assault Flattery Assistant Director, International Law Wilson. Douglas Ron, Orange, Lamar University, Texas Review of Law Politics. Intellectual Property Law Society. Federalist Society. 70 — Senior Law Tennessee. Board of Advocates Interscholastic Director, Phi Delta Phi, Women ' s Law Caucus Assault Flattery Wright Daryl Robert Young, Lisa Marie, Houston, Brigham Young University. Legal Research i Brazil, Pontificia Universidade Catoltca Delmas, Matthieu, France, La Sorbonne. Nicolas Poussin Society, Pans-Austin Students Association Fay, Nelly Estelle, X-Nanterre , M. Gabrieia, ; State of Rio De Janeir H WM w k H jII mw ■Pf - fli Kr t H H ' H f- -T StL, El 11 Henrici, Robert Peter Kahatt. Karim Kang. Jooyun. Kessler, Daniel Christian Austin, Ludwig-Maximilians- Peru, Ponl(ficia Uniuersidad Nort hridge, CA. Hong-ik Felix Universitael Muenchen Calolica De Peru - Lima. University Germany: University of Environmental Law Society China, University of Shanghai Mei. Peihua China, The Peoples University of China Orduz Maria Paula I Quevedo. Vanessa Patricia Colombia Colt gio Mayor De | Peru, Nuestra Senora Del Rosano Rodriguez, Jose Ricardo, Mexico, Intituto Techologico y de Estados Supenos de Monterrey F i il i im nJ Abraham, Elizabeth. Houston; Mount Holyoke College U n, Texas Chn: University r Bartlett, Spencer F., Baseluos, Michael, Columbia, MO, University Austin; United States of Missouri - Columbia Military Academy Bednarz, Michael H.. Austin, US Air Force Academy Aufderheide. Kristi Elyce, W Lafeyette. IN. Purdue University Q M EMM mk Burton, Michael Austin; Texas A M University mM Caldwell. Bradley Wayne Piano, Texas A M University Boyle, Nicole McGloin, Midland, The University of Texas at Austin 13 Carr. Snapper Lee Austin The University of Texas at Austin Brezik, Patrick Nicholas, Houston, Georgeto A University Brown. Christopher Alan, Austin, The University c m Cohn, Evan Stuart Dunwoody, GA University of Georgia Damiani. David Jason Rockville MD Washington Lee University Daniels, Katrina Ann San Antonio University of IVIaryland Dym. Levin Andrewf University Eckert-Olivere. Ivonne Marie Round Rock Ttie University of Texas at San Antonio Gebhard. Carolyi Sherman, The Uni of Texas at Austi . Rhonda Bear. Crockett, Stephen F Austin State University ik Ingram. Jennifer Beth, Fioresville; Texas Tech University Hearn. James Andrew Austin. The Umvi rsity ol Texas al Arlington P £kZli College Slalion, Baylor Huey. Kelko Kamllle Austin. The University ol Texas al Austin Khazen, Ramzi Ragheb Austin The University of Texas at Austin Janda, David Lee v South Houston. The University of Tei Kildebeck. Kathryn Frisco, Texas ASM University 3 Jowers, Kevin F. Salt Lake City, Utah University of Utah Key, Carrah Jo Piano, Texas A University ' fl ' Kilgore Kelly Sue Austin. University of Colorado at Boulder Knight Daniel Auslm, University ot Texas at Austin Komonchak. Matthew Austin, Hobart College Lawrence. David Clinton, Austin, The Univers Texas at Austin Mann. Christina Louise, Austin; The University of Texas at Austin of Texas at Austin £1 Merino, Amy Melissa Miscovich, Jennifer Lynn Austin, Austin College Moliriare. Shanna E,, Austin, The University c Texas at Austin fe. 1 ,tin. The University of Texas at Austin iife Oldham. Kevm Christopher Austin, Texas AS M dk Olson. John Kraig ipnngville, UT, Bngham Midlaw — 77 Pi n n Tpw IIP V M Sul m- ' M V ' I- Li 1 mm , Aa 0. ifUniversilyof Auslm The Universily ol 1 Picou. Nicole Dominique Austin, Universily of Virginia li Ramos, Donate David Jr. Laredo. Vanderbiil University Ruble. Erin E.. Billings, MT, Sv arthmore Colleg e Safavi, Nancy N., Austin; Southwest Texas State University Slawson, Shelby Laine Pflugervtile; The University of Texas at Dallas Spillmann, Justin Buda Texas A 5 University Stack Jennifer usiin University of Wyoming r 2 M Thornton, Courtney Tilley. Aaron Benjamin Townsend Allala, Paige, Austin: Texas A M Stephanie Austin, Texas Christian University El Paso, The University of University Texas at El Paso Houston, The University of Texas at Austwi Walker. Jim Austin, The University Texas at Arlington Weiner. David Wyhe Julia Houston The University of Texas at Austin a W n 4 wT fl Acock. Manhew Todd. Austin; Texas ASM University Addy, Rob Austin. The University of Texas at Austin Agnew, Amy Lynn, Dallas, University of Richmond Aigner. Kathrin Germany; Johann- Wclfgang-V -Goethe. University • Franl furt Allen. Manhew W., Jacl son, MS, Mississippi State University Z Allen, Troy Steven. Snyder; Texas A M University u Belzer. Lydia M. West Hartford, CT University of Maryland n University n ii Blake. Corey E Piano, University of Southern California Arriaga, Amanda Anna, University Calvert, Nathan Hunter, Chapman, Tiffany f Austin, United States Military Academy Dahm, Andrew Davalos, Rebecca, Davenport, Katharine Laredo, Texas A M Tobey, Internalional Univers ' ty Freeport, The University n Epperson, Charles Houston, The University of Texas at Austin Erfe, Michael Paul Coppell, Rice University a Espinosa. Jason Robert San Anlonio. University of Rochester Eubanks, Lester Lee IV, University 1 . I ' ( Eugene. Darrick Wayne Austin, The University of Texas at Austin m Fanning. Kathleen Mary Albuquerque. NM; University of Notre Dame Fitzgerald, Ian Patrick. Kutztown. PA; Bucknell University Fletcher. Robynn Austin. The University o( Texas al Austin Folloder, Justin Philip University Frisbie, Hilary. The University of Texas Garza, Merissa Joan. Lubbock, Texas Tech University Geren, Brooke Ashley, San Antonio, The University of Texas Texas at Austin Glaze. Melissa Ann Rocl wall Duke University 1 GoodvKin. Lisa Yvette Dallas, The University of Texas al Arlington n Graeber. Amanda Cater Austin, Texas A lu1 University ill West, Baylor University Charles, Corpus Chnsti, Baylor University ; Thomas San Angelo The University of Texa at Austin 82 — Freshlaw Herzstein Brooke Kelly f P , % ' ■ Johnson, Greg Ramon Johnson, Ka Austin. Oberlin College Yvonne, El Paso, Hami I Kaplan, Alexander Colorado al Boulder Key, Courtney D. Burleson, The Univer of Texas al Austin I wmm Koehler, Gregof-y Joseph O ' Brien, Austin: Baylor University Steven Ross. Chnstiansburg. VA, Lawson. Marissa Davtrn, Garland, The University of Texas at Austin Freshlaw — 83 11 Le. Willy, Houston: University o1 Califom.a - Berkeley Lee, Chung Hsing Lindlcy, Amber Liane, Christopher, Burleson, The University Houston, Stanford of Texas at Austin University Lister, Holly Joy, Piano, Texas Tech University Macdonald. Cory Daniel. Austin, The University of Texas at Austin Loader. Kevin Michael, San Antonio, Texas A M University Martin, Aimee Marie. Lafayette, LA, Regents College , William Alan, n, U S Air Force Academy I l :hristopher, )ln, Truman State University Messer, Dion Dee, Austin, New Mexico State University - Las Cruces Mitchell, Amy Elizabeth, Piano, The University of Moellenberndt Jen Schulenburg Muery, Adam Thomas, Coupland, Texas A M University Garrison. Beaumont. The Uni of Texas at Austin 84 — Freshlaw ESn Austin, The University of Texas at Austin Offenbacher, Laura A.. Hampton Cove. AL, The University of Texas ?T Oliver-Schule, Tonya Olson. Lydia Gayle V Panoff. Thomas ' Michigan JIB! Peeler, William Perez. Stephen Michael. Robert Jr. Premont, Texas A M 3tin, The University of University Texas at Austin p Prewitt, Brian Austin. Univerj Cincinnati Pullio, Robyn Nicole. Southern California Parker, C. Anderson. FT Perez. Susan Anita. W W IMV Phillips. Ginger Renee. Shreveport. LA, Washington Lee .i Pursley, Garrick Brandon Brownwood. The University of Texas L f . ■ ' 3- Pattillo, Jana Paige Nacogdoches, Stephen F Austin State University Radom Steve Asaf Spring The University c Texas at Austin Freshlaw — 85 Ramirez. Jorge Alberto Pflugerville The University of Texas BB Rauen. Haverly Anne Knoxville. TN, Uniuersily Roberts, Joshua Wayn Roberts, Ma Fort Worth College H il fl IJ '  tT -, H i1 WSL K.i 1 J LA Rodriquez, Eric G., Elsa. The University of Texas - Pan Amencan Dnpping Spnngs, Princeton University El Paso, New Mexico Stale University Schumacher, Jason Arlington, Abilene Christian University Seitz, Casey Lynn, San Antonio: Southwest Texas State University Shobe, Robert Casey. Salado, The University ol Texas at Austin Opi Skogen, Stefanie June Allen, Washington University - St Louis Sloan, Claire Morris, Song, Michael. Spnng; United States Military Academy Michelle, Dallas, Southern Methodist University Virgil, Jennifer I Fort Worth; The University of Texas at Austin 86 — Freshlaw na Walter, Kandace [ Wilkie, Catriona ' Xustin, University of Wolff, Jason W , Boerne, The University Texas at San Anionic ¥§{ Wooten, Ken The University of Tex Entering freshlaws are assigned to one of four sections. With the exception of the small class, the students in each section attend all classes together throughout their freshman year. This constant asso- ciation with classmates often builds friendships that continue long after law school is over. Students depend on each other for support in many ways during that daunting first year of law school. - rw .i.l i 5 Freshlaw Sections 88 — Freshlaw Seciions Fresh law Sections Some form study groups, while others just hang out together during breaks. Very often, if a fellow student is caught ill pre- pared by the Socratic method of instruction, classmates rescue the struggling student by volunteering to answer the question. Many would agree that freshlaw sections are lifelines vital to first year success. Freshlaw Sections • acuity Staff ' ' :.■. =i ' i- Deans, Faculty and Staff The University of Texas School of Law William C. Powers, Jr.. B A, J D , Dean and John Jeffers Research Chair in Law, Hines H Thelma K Baker Chair in Law and Distinguished Teaching Professor Susana I. Aleman, - S MEd., M.S.. J,D. Dean for Student Affairs Alexandra W. Albright, Senior Lecturer and Associate Dean for Student Services Nancy A. Brazzil. B S in English and Education, Assistant Dean for Development and Alumni Relations 92 — Deans of the Law Steven J. Goode, B A, JD , Associate Dean for Academic Affairs, Fulbngfit Jaworski Professor in Law, Dislinguisfied Teacliing Professor Kathryn Holt Richardson, BA, JD, Assistant Dean for Career Services i Shellj D. Soto, BA. JD slant Dean for Admissions William Robert Watson, Bacfielor of General Studies, J D , Assistant Dean for Continuing Legal Education Juan J. Zabala, BBA Assistant Dean for Business Affairs, Executive Director of tlie Law Sctiool Foundation , of the Law School— 93 Mark L. Ascher BA.MA.JD.LLM. Sylvan Lang Professor Hans Baade BA, Dr Jur, LLB, Hugh Lamar Stone Chair in Civil Law Lynn A. Baker B A . Honours B A , J D , Thomas Wall Gregory Professor in Law Stuart M. Benjamin BA, J.D Rex G. Baker Edna Heflm Baker Professor in Constitutional Law Mitchell N. Berman Assistant Professor Lynn Blais A,B, JD. Leroy G Denman, Jr Regents Professor in Real Property Law Philip Bobbitt AB, JD, PhD, Walker Centennial Chair Sarah M. Buel B A, J D Lecturer 94 — Faculty Loftus C. Carson S , M Pub Aff , J D . M B Ronald D Knst Professor Michael J. Churgin AB, J D , Raybourne Thompson Centennial Professor in Law Sarah H. Cleveland Robert O. Dawson B A , J.D S J D . Bryant Smith Chair in Law mri 1 1 4 n : George E. DIx BS, JD A W Walker Centennial Chair in Law John S. Dzlenkowski BB A , J D . John S Redditt Professor in State and Local Government Lee Ann Fennell BBA, MFA, J D Assistant Professor William E. Forbath AS . BA, JD.. PhD , Angus G, Wynne, Sr . Professor in Civil Jurisprudence and Professor in History James B. Gambrell III BSME, M A, LLB Visiting Professor Julius G. Getman B A , J D , LLM , Earl E Sheffield Regents Cfiair Stephanie A. Gore BS , MS, JD Visiting Professor Lino A. Graglia B A, LLB , Dalton Cross Professor in Law Robert W. Hamilton r WN Patricia I. Hansen AB . MP A, JD Professor S IB J. Patrick Hazel STL , MEd . JD,, Tiny Goocfi Centennial Professor in Trial Practice Henry T. C. Hu BS, MA.JD,. Allan Stiivers Chair in the Law of Banking and Finance Calvin H. Johnson BA. JD, Andrews Kurlh Centennial Professor in Law 96 — Faculty Corwin W. Johnson AB , J D , Edward Clark Centennial Professor Emertlus in Law Stanley M. Johanson B S , LL B , LL M , annie Coplin Regenis Chair and ' islinguished Teaching Professor Susan R. Klein Baker Botts Professor m Law Teresa Leclercq Brian R. Leiter A B , J D , Ph D Charles I Francis Professor in Law ; Professor in Phili Sanford V. Levinson B S , Ph D J D , W St John Garwood and W St John Garwood, Jr Centennial Chair in Law and Professor of Government Roy M. Mersky Harry fvl Reasoner Regents Chair in Li Ellon M Hyder, Jr and Marttia Rowan Centennial Faculty Fellow in Law a Director of Research Christy B. Nisbett BA, M A, JD. Senior Lecturer Neil W. Netanel BA, J D. JSD . Arnold, While Durkee Centennial Professor in Law Faculty - p- f Pi 4 Steven R. Ratner AB. JD.M, A. Albert Sidney Burleson Professor in Law Alan S. Rau BA,LLB. Robert F Windfohr and Anne Burnett Windfohr Professor in Oil. Gas and Mineral Law R. Anthony Reese BA, JD, Assistant Professor David W. Robertson B A , LL B , LL M , J S D , Page Keeton Ctiair in Tort Law John A. Robertson B A, J D , Vinson Elkins Chair in Law John J. Sampson BBA. LLB.. William Beniamin Wynne Professor in Law M. Michael Sharlot B A. LLB,. Wngtit C Morrow Professor in Criminal Law Charles M. Silver BA, MA, JD, Cecil D. Redford Professor in Law and Professor of Government Ernest E. Smith BA.,LLB, Rex G Baker Centennial Ctiair in Natural Resources Law 9K — Faculty Jordan M. Steiker BA. JD, Cooper K Ragan Regents Professo Michael F. Sturley B A, M A , J D , Stanley D and Sandra J Rosenberg Centennial Professor in Property Law John F. Sutton JD. W Walker Centennial Chair Emeritus Gerald Torres AB. JD. LLM. H O Head Centennial Professor in Real Property Law Louise Weinberg A B , J D . LL M , illiam B Bates Ctiair for the Administration of Justice Russell J. Weintraub BA, JD. Ben H Kitty King Powell Chair ii Business and Commercial Law Olin Guy Wellborn, III William C Liedtke. Sr Professor in Law Jay L. Westbrook B A. J D. 3enno C Schmidt Chair in Business Law Ernest A. 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Tottenkam T Del Williams Dallas, Texas Assistant Dear Development Nancy Brazzil Austin, Texas Director, La Association Tom Henning Austin. Texas for Alur 2002 Peregnnus Editor Karen Fastenai. and Yearbook Advisor Jack Simons Thanks a Million! I hope you enjoy this edition of the Peregnnus as much as I enjoyed working on it I wanted it to be a fun, memorable issue that you will be able to look back upon with fondness and maybe a touch of nostalgia I already feel a bit nostalgic knowing this will be the final law school year- book added to my own library As a theme, we thought it would be fun to put a law school twist on the popular Who Wants to Be a Millionaire ABC television game show Townes Hall saw so much competition, we probably all felt a bit like gameshow contestants at one point or another I hope we have captured that spirit within these pages I would like to extend thanks to Jack Simons - A very special thanks to you for being so patient and understanding the challenges of being a law school student I appreciate all the hard work you have put in to see this publication completed It couldn ' t have been done without you Peregnnus Photographers - Thanks to Tim Trahan and Daniel Lopez and the many student photographers Special thanks to John Foxworth for your flexibility and dedicated coverage of the law school ' s many Dean Susana Aleman - Thank you so much for your assistance with passing on information to the students and providing guidance throughout this process Your encouragement and support have been an invaluable aid to this publication Thank you for your continued support of the Peregnnus Photo Editor Tim Trahan and Photo Advisor John Foxworth Dean William Powers Peregnnus Nancy Safavi, Assistant Editor - Thanks for providing your creative input on the yearbook theme as welt as your work on the Consul Awards Kathy Lawrence and the TSP Board - Thank you for your support of the Peregnnus and for keeping this publication alive Susan Robbins, Communications Center - Thanks so much for being my messenger by passing on messages and yearbooks to students, as well as assisting with yearbook orders You are truly an asset to the law school Law School Student Organizations and Journals - Thank you so much for your patience and understanding and helping meet these deadlines You all have been a pleasure to work with and I have enjoyed getting to know you throughout the year Law School Foundation - Thanks so much for your loyal and generous sponsorship Jim Anderson, Nancy Dewees, and Taylor Publishing Company - Thanks for your professionalism in publishing this book and your assis- tance throughout this process April Murphy - Thanks for your incredible vision and artistic ability in cre- ating this cover design Thornton Studios - Thanks for covenng the student photographs and providing friendly and helpful photographers for the job Susie Perez - Thanks so much for volunteering your assistance — Karen Fastenau Editor You ' re a Winner! 115 — Editors Closing Comments Index Abedin. Shahreen 44 Abraham, Elizabeth 74 Abrams Scott Bickley 19 Abuata. Tarek 20 Acevedo. Rochelle 38. 40 Achiriloaie. Mircea 20 Acock, Matthew Todd 80 Adams. Conrad Edward 20 Adams, Stanford 57 Addy, Rob 30, 80 Adkins, Cynthia 16 Adkins, John 16 Agnese. Louis 54 Agnew. Amy 33. 80 Ahart. Chnstopher W. 20 Ahmed, Mohsen 72 Ahrens, Jennifer 20. 30 Aigner, Kathnn 20, 46, 80 Akin, Consuelo 105 Alagheband, Navid S, 20 Alaniz, Omar 30, 32, 74 Alba, Linda 104 Albright, Alexandra W. 92 Aldridge, Jane 20. 42 Aleman, Susana 54, 92, 107, 115 Alexander, Amy 44 Alfaro, Angelica 57, 74 Alfridijanta,AlbertusM, 20, 72 Allaniz, Omar 54 Allen, Brandi 34, 74 Allen, Jamie 33, 44 Allen, John 20,41, 66 Allen, Matthew W. 80 Allen, Troy Steven 49, 80 Alvarez, Monica 20 Alverson, Virginia 30 Amaral, Renata 20, 72 Ambrogi, Adam 20, 30, 32, 66 American Journal Of Criminal Law 62 Amos, Austin Notley 20 Anderson. David A. 94 Anderson, Edra 43, 80 Anderson, Erin 36 Anderson, Gwyn 100 Anderson, Jim 115 Anderson, Joel 20, 55 Andre, Jennifer 106 Andrews, Tracy 20, 57 Angel, Beverly 20, 24, 52, 56,66 Angell, Melani 39, 41 Arambula, Manuel 38, 80 Aranda, Cynthia 107 Arguello, Niles 22 Armon, Orion 52 Armstrong, Lance 2 Arnold, Kurt B. 20, 66 Arriaga, Amanda 30, 33, 46,80 Ascher, Mark L. 94 Ashworth, Cristina C. 20 Ashworth, William Pruitt 20 Assault Flattery 30-32 Atencio-Pacheco. Chamiza 38 Atkinson. Bryan Donivan 20 Atlas. Mary 18 Atlas. Morns 18 Atlas. Rita 18 Atlas. Scott 18 Aufderheide, Kristi Elyce 74 Aurbach, Wilson Cates 20 Averitt, Jess 36, 74 Ayres. Leslie 20, 30 Aziz, Sahar Fathi 49 B Baade, Hans 94 Badinelli, Caroline L, 20 Bain, David 20, 31 Bain, Lome 17 Bain, Michelle 17 Baird, Kenneth R. 20 66 Baker, Lynn A, 94 Balabon, Yuliya 20, 66 Balli, Celia 20, 38 Barba, Jesus Jr 20, 38 Barbosa, Eric 20, 38, 66 Barcus, John 5, 20, 52 Barker, January 30 Baron Budd 19 Barry, Carl 20, 48 Barsi. Morgan 80 Bane!!, David 63 Bartlett, Spencer F. 74 Barton, Shelley 20, 32 Baryalai, Arian Abdullah 20 Baseluos, Michael 74 Batik, Kevin Scott 20 Baugh, Edie 105 Baumgartner, James H, Jr. 34 Bearden, Melissa Lynn 20, 41,48 Bearrynan, Noelle 60 Beckage, Sue 62 Bednarz, Michael H. 58, 74 Bedwell, Brad C. 49 Beleno. Andrea 33 Bellamy, Barbara 107 Beltran Currea, Mary L. 72 Belzer, Lydia 31,44, 80 Bender, Sommer 36, 52 Benjamin, Stuart M, 5, 94 Benkowitz, Kevan Ira 20 Bennett, Carolyn 20, 30, 32 Berberian, Richard 41 Berger, Meredith Jayne 20 Berman, Mitchell N. 5, 94 Bernstein, Joshua David 20 Berryman, Noelle 42 Berzinskis, Andrew 61 Beshara, Lance Hunter 49 Beshara, Luke H. 80 Beuck, Colby R. 20 Bezanson, Melissa 20, 63 Bharucha, Cyrus 5 Bhattacharya, Sumit 20 Biddle, Jessica 49 Bingman, Tom 49 Blair, Simi 30, 32, 74 Blais, Lynn 94 Blake, Corey Benjamin 80 Blanchard, Aimee E. 20 Bluestein, Denise 20, 24, 58 Board Of Advocates 52, 53 Boatnght, Micajah D. 20 Bobbitt, Philip 94 Bolton, Pamela 44 Booth, Robert 48, 74 Boren, Margaret 30 Boris, Kevin Glenn 74 Borowicz, Brian 106 Bosell, Benjamin Lane 49 Boswell, Darren T 20 Bowles, Katie 15, 34 Bowlin, Joshua N. 20 Boyd, Dwayne Anthony 20 Boyle, Nicole Mcgloin 74 Bradford, Daniel 31, 52 Brazil, Morgan Rachel 20 Brazzil, Nancy A. 92 Breen, Thomas 40, 38 Brennan, Joy 44 Brewer, Kevin Ray 20 Brezik, Patrick 54, 74 Bridges, Barbara 102 Brock, Adam 66 Browder, Benjamin P. 20 Brown, Andrew Steven 20 Brown, Christopheralan 74 Brown, John Daren 20 Brown, Melissa 20, 52, 66 Brown, Sunni 105 Brundage, Peggy 105 Bruner, Sarah Elizabeth 20 Bryan, Lance 52 Bryant, Debbie 52 Buck, Katari 44, 52 Buel, Sarah M. 94 Bueno, Regina 33, 49 Surge, Donna Annette 20 Burge, Mary 18 Burton, Cass 30, 32 Burton, Laura Kathryn 66 Burton, Michael C. 74 Bush, George P, 40 Bustamante, Denise 107 Butler, Ronda M. 20, 66 Byle. Steven Mark 20 Caballero, Patnck 20, 31, 32, 36 Caldwell, Bradley W. 74 Calendar 2-3 Calvert, Nathan Hunter 80 Campbell, Jennifer B. 20 Campbell, John 10, 20 Campos, Melissa 103 Cannon, Shirley 104 Cano, Israel 20 Carbajal, Susana 38, 40 Carbajal, Veronica 38, 40, 57 Cardon, Christie 20, 60 Cargo, Shane Patrick 20, 66 Carr, Snapper Lee 74 Carson, Loftus C. 95 Carter, Brian 36, 43, 107 Carter, Julie Lee 20 Cash, Elizabeth Ann 74 Castelberry, Brad 20, 57 Castro, Laura 103 Castro, Luciana 60 Cave, Harold Allen 20 Cave, Nicole Danielle T 20 Cesaro, Peter J. 20, 67 Chang, Karen Kuan-lun 20 Chapman, Fran 107 Chapman, George 16 Chapman, Tiffany Marie 80 Chatteriee, Sharmila 5, 36, 46 Cheeseman, Sharon B. 49 Chen, Alan Ming-yu 80 Chestney, Elizabeth 20, 36 Chiang, Jessie 80 Chicano Hispanic Law Students Association 38-40 Chilton, Jennifer Michelle 33,49 Cho, Jocelyn Hsin-yi 20 Christian Legal Society 41 Churgin, Michael J. 95 Civins, Conor 61 Clack, Lance 41, 74 Clark, Sherry 104 Clem, Cathenne 33, 62, 80 Cleveland, Sarah 5, 63, 95 Coburn, Bradley 14, 20, 31 Cockerham, Sara E, 20 Cohn, Evan Stuart 75 Colburn, Bradly 60 Cole, David Carter 20 Cole, Shelly 20, 57 Conaty, Kelley 58 Conley, Bill 106 Connally, Ben 34 Consul Awards 24-27 Converse, Brad 107 Coomer, Karen Denise 20 Cooper, Keith 10, 20 Cornelison, Garrett 31 Coronado, Fita 100 Cottey, Jessica 46 Cowan, Vince 100 Cowherd, Patnck B. 49 Craig, Scott Collier 49, 80 Cravens, Allison Tester 20 Crawford-B lack, Debra 101 Crayton, Marcus 106 Creasy, Angle Danielle 20 Creasy, Angle Danielle 67 Crook, Gentry Elizabeth 80 Crow, Jeffrey Paul 20 Crowe, Frances 42 Crowson, Michelle 20, 44, 48,67 Cruse, Samuel William 20 Cruz, Henry Marcos 20 Curran, David 20, 60, 61 Dahm, Andrew Lawrence 49, 81 D ' alessio, Amber Marie 81 Damiani, David 7, 75 Daniels, Katnna 46, 52, 58,75 Dankof, Elizabeth Ann 20, 67 Daodson, Jody 44 Davalos, Rebecca 81 Davenport, Katharine T 81 Davidson, Kerri Lynne 81 Davis, Craig Louis 20 Davis, Donna 103 Davis, Joseph 30 Dawley, Rachel E. 81 Dawson, Robert O. 95 De La Paz, Monica A. 20, 67 De Leon, Sylvia A. 18 Dean, Christa Leigh 20 Dean, Eric 57, 81 Dean, Jessica 62 Deans 92, 93 Dehnke, Joshua 30,49, 81 Deleon, Ben 31, 81 Delmas, Matthieu 20, 72 Delta Theta Phi 48 Denney, Paul 30, 34 Dennis, Patrick Mason 49, 81 Denton, Elizabeth 20, 62 Devergie, Adrienne 102 Devore, Cathy 33, 63 Devoy, Alicia 31 Die, Meredith 20, 30, 34, 67 Diemer, Kristie 10, 20 Dillard, Gregory Carlisle 20 Dillashaw, Bart David 20 Dinunzio, Nanette M. 20 Dix, George E. 95 Do, Linh-Thuquy 30, 55, 81 Dodson, Donald 106 Dodson, Jody K. 81 Dominguer, Nicholas 38 Dominguez, Nick 40 Dorsett, Jeremy R. 49, 81 Dotin, Gay 106 Dowell, Joe 101 Down, David Donald 61 Downton, Ryan 20, 30 Drolla, John 16 Drummond, Rob 20, 24, 34,67 Dubuque, Nicole 103 Duran, Michael 20, 25, 38, 40,67 Dyas, Julie Diane 20 Dym, Kevin 54, 75 Dzienkowski, John S. 95 Eberhart. Allison V. 20 Eckert-olivere, Ivonne Marie 75 Eckstein, Lizzie 14, 34 Eclannal, Oliver 6, 101 Eddington, Holley 46 Edwards, Jordan Burke 20 Elam, Kindel 30 Ellis, Luke J, 20 Ellison, Benjamin 52 Emerson, Jonathan G. 20 Emrick, Sally 106 Ennis, Chad 34, 81 Ensley, Lome 30, 81 Environmental Law Society 57 Epperson, Charles D. 81 Erfe, Michael Paul 81 Erickon, Mark 63 Encksen, Enk 20, 67 Escobar, Erica 30, 38 Espinosa, Jason Robert 81 Esposito, Michael 106 Eubanks, Lester Lee IV Eugene, Darnck 38, 45, 81 :«PR!pJl lTOi Evans, Walter R, Jr. 20 Faculty 94-99 Fanning. Kathleen Mary 82 Fastenau, Karen 9, 20, 67, 115 Fay, Nelly Estelle 72 Fellman, Ryan 41 Fennell, Lee Ann 95 Ferrick, John 103 Figueroa, Luis 38, 41 Filiatreau,Amy 102 Finger, Susan Schlesinger 20 Fisher. Floyd William 20 Fitzgerald, Ian Patnck 82 Fitzgerald. Patnck John 20 Fitzpatrick. John David 20 Fleming. John 105 Fletcher, Alexys 63 Fletcher, Robynn 43, 82 Flolos, Timothy L. 36 Floyd, Patrick 105 Folloder, Justin Philip 82 Foox, Lisa Y 20 Forbath, William E. 95 Fordan, Amie Pina 20 Fox. Bnan Jeffrey 20 Foxworth. John 33, 45, 115 Freeman, Deb 103 Freeman, Heidi 33 Freshlaw 80-89 Fresneau, Florence Sarah 72 Frisbie, Hilary 45,49, 82 Fritz. Michael Philip 20 Froes. M. Gabriela 22. 72 Frost. Emily 20. 30. 67 Frost. Menllat 38, 41 Fugitt, John Robert Wink 20 Galik, Albert Richard 20 Gallagher, Katherine E. 20 Gallegos, Celestino 25, 33, 38 Gallousis, Venera Alexis 20 Gambrell, James B, In 95 Gannaway. Geoffrey Alan 20, 52, 60 Garcia, Chnstina 20, 38, 39,40 Gardner, Franci 20, 36 Gardner, Sampson 20 Garner, Brenda 106 Garrett, Larry 10, 20 Garrison, Jordan Kelly 82 Garteiser, Randall T. 20 Garza, Merissa 44, 82 Garza. Rick 100 Gassiot. Lucille Lorene 82 Gaumond, Benjamin 20,42, 67 Gebhardt, Carolyn 33, 42. 52 Geeslin, Will 102 Genecov, Lisa 18 Gera, Shweta 62 Geren, Brooke Ashley 82 Gergen, Jared Lewis 20, 68 Gergen. Mark P 96 Getman, Julius G. 96 Gibson. Judson Clayton 20 Gieske, Loretta 42 Giles, Eren Dina 82 Gillespie, Joseph H. 20 Gillette, Sally Virginia 21 Gillum, Jon L. 21, 25 Oilman. Tyler 56 Gingrich, Anne 31 Girman, Christopher W, 21 Giuliano, Matthew L. 21, 68 Glahn, Jason 21, 60,68 Glass. Eric 102 Glaze. Melissa 38, 82 Godwinn, Lisa 43 Gohike, Amanda C. 21 Golden. Linda Lorraine 21, 68 Gomillion. Christopher 21 Goode, Steven 54, 93 Goodson, Ruth 103 Goodwin, Lisa Yvette 82 Gore, Stephanie A, 96 Gradia, Megan E 21, 68 Graeber, Amanda Cater 82 Graglia, Lino A. 96 Graul, Kelly 21, 30, 36, 52 Graves, Annette Beynon 21 Greco, Danielle Kara 21, 68 Green, Elizabeth 43 Green, Kori Kellison 21 Greenberg, Darren 21,30, 48, 68 Gremminger. Amy 44. 82 Grodin, Anne 21, 36 Gunn. Mark 106 Gutierrez, Carolyn 21, 40, 63 Guy, Brendan Wyatt 21, 68 H Hagopian, Caleb Charles 82 Hajjar, Lara 38 Hale, Felisa Sanchez 21 Hall, David Allen 21 Hall, Jamie 30. 82 Hall, Mary Ellen 82 Hamilton, Brian 10, 21 Hamilton. Christopher 82 Hamilton. Robert W. 96 Hamlett, Jennifer 30 Hamlin. Kristi 21, 30, 32, 36 Han, Jeeyeon 21, 68 Hanawalt, Andrew 21, 62 Handley, Matt K. 21 Hankins, Rhonda 100 Hansen, Patricia 42, 96 Harbison, Megan 10, 21 Harnngton, Isaac F. 21 Harns, Bnan 21, 62 Harrison, George 3 Harrison, Rhonda 15, 76 Harvey, Michael 106 Hassibi,Ali M. 21 Hatch, David A. 21 Haupe, Jeremy 30 Hays, Stacy Elaine 82 Hazel, J. Patnck 96, 107 Heal, John Frederic 21 Hearn, James 58, 76 Heffner, John Nathan 21 Heinemann, Rebecca 44 Henderson, Eliet 103 Henneke, Rob 30 Henninger, Tom 107 Hennchs, Russell Ed 21 Henrici, Robert Peter 21, 72 Hernandez, Ana 38, 40, 46 82 Hernandez, Nick 42 Herre, Liz 30 Herrera, Anthony J 21 Herrera, Jessie Anne 21 Herzstein, Brooke Kelly 83 Heyda, Clifton Jerome 21 Higgins, Kelly Roger 21 Hill, Laurie Lynn 21 Hill, Lisa 44, 49, 62, 83 Hillary, Nakia 43. 52 Hilton. Tracey A. 21 Hirst. Eliza 46 Hittner. George Jacob 68 Hobbs. Alexandra Lee 21 Hodge, Justin Allen 21 Hoelscher, Jennie 30, 76 Hoepken, Marie 104 Hoffman, Matthew 41, 76 Holand, Annie 34, 38, 83 Holland, Bjorn 21 Holmes, John 106 Holzman, Jai Nitai 62, 83 Hopens, Jennifer 21,57 Horn. Michael 9 Horton. Margaret E, 21 Horton. Shana 30 Hough. Joseph Paul 21 Hounsel, Scott 21, 60. 61 Hounsel. Sue 61 Houser, Kimberly Lynn 21 Hoxie, Dee Dee 47 Hu, Henry T C. 96 Hudik, Danika 54 Hudspeth. Harry 16 Huey. Keiko Kamille 76 Hug, Andrew 48 Hug, Lauren 21, 48 Huggins, Paul Arthur 21 Hughes, Karen 44 Hughes, Katherine Jean 21 Hughes, Renee Michelle 21 Hunziker, Tobiasdavid 83 Hutchison, Lewis 21,31, 43 Hwang, Christina Jihee 21 Hyder, Elton M. 9 Hyder, Martha Rowan 9 Hyland, Jon Bentley 49 Ikena, Henry, Sarah K. 21 In. Sung H, 21 Ingram. Jennifer Beth 76 Ingram, Monica 43 Innocenti, Debra 62, 49, 83 Ivey, James 41, 83 Jackson, Mandi 44, 62 Jackson, Rebecca 5, 30, 36, 52 Jacobs, Melissa 46 Jamail, Joseph D. 9 Janda, David Lee Jr. 76 Janik. Glenn 21, 52 Jargis, Emma 38 Jeanfreau, Mark W. 21 JeffB Love 19 Jeffries, Gretchen 44 JenkensS Gilchnst 19 Jenkins, Matthew Horton 76 Jennings, Sarah 62 Jerdner, Jeff 60 Jetel, Amy Priscilla 21 Jobe, Clark 83 Jofar, Nadia 40 Johanns, James Edward 21 Johanson, Stanley M. 97 Johns, Chns 21, 60 Johns, Dylan 60 Johnson. Calvin H. 96 Johnson. Corwin W. 97 Johnson, Eronda 34 Johnson, Greg Ramon 83 Johnson, Karen 30, 83 Jones, Jason 31, 83 Jowers, Kevin F. 76 Kahatt, Karim 72 Kaio, Gin 33, 45 Kalai, Deena Beth 21 Kang, Jooyun 72 Kannar, Tammi 21, 48, 68 Kaplan, Alexander 49, 83 Kaplan, Justin Braun 21 Karmally, Sameena 49, 83 Karschmer, Ronald 16 Kasten. Jennifer 44 Kastner, Evan C. 21 Kauffold, Clay 37 Kazal-Thresher. D. M. 21, 57 Kear, Richard Aaron 21,37 Kearney, Bernard J. 21 Keith, Stacey Michelle 21 Kelly, Chan 21, 25, 31, 32, 34, 36, 52,68 Kelly, Jean Ann 83 Kelly, Lisa 58 Kempf, Jessica Emily 44, 49 Kern, Kenn 30, 32, 36, 49 Kern, Suzan 21, 56 Kessler, Daniel C. 21, 72 Ketchum, Allison 31 Keveney, Sean Richard 21 Kever, Ashley 57 Key, Carrah Jo 76 Key, Courtney 30. 44, 83 Khahl, Samy Kamal 21 Khan, Kassim A. 21 Khazen, Ramzi Ragheb 76 Kieke, Colleen 104, 105 Kildebeck, Kathryn 44, 55, 76 Kilgore, Kelly 54, 76 Killen, Desiree Knstina 21 Kim, Bong-han 21 King, Tamara 62 Kinslow, Cathrine Kim 21 Kirk, Ron 2, 43 Kitchens, John Charles 21 Kleebenstine, Heather Joy 49 Klein, Susan R. 97 Kliebenstein, Heather 46 Knight, Daniel 76 Knisely, Michael B. 21 Knockaert. Erik Andrew 21 Knox, Kern Ellen 76 Kocurek, Helen 45 Koehler, Gregory 83J Kolar, Susan 21, 30 Kolb, Kelly H. 34 Kolendo, Keenan 34 Komonchak, Matthew Joseph 76 Konschnik, Kristin E. 21 Korompai, Edward D 21 Kramer. Don 63 Kramer, Lynn 21 , 63 Kresse, Bntta 46 Knstinik, Jay 63, 76 Kurtz, William James 21 Kuzdzal, Shanna Rae 83 Lakatos, Holly 101 Lake, Rae 105 Lamb, Alexis 30, 40, 83 Lamberth, Jams 17 Lamberth. Royce 17 Lane. John Ricardo 21 Lange. Jory 52 Langhoff, Lisa Lynn 21 Langley. Shern R. 21 Lara, Rene 38, 40 Larson, Jerry 106 Larson, Melanie Elaine 21 Lauser, Ray 38 Law Alumni Association 19 Law School Foundation 19, 115 Law Week 12, 13, 14, 15 Lawrence, David Clinton 76 Lawrence. Dylan B. 21, 69 Lawrence, Kathy 115 Lawrence, Steven 38, 83 Lawrence, Tina 57 Lawson, Marissa 44, 83 Laycock. H, Douglas 3, 93 Le, Willy 84 Leahy, Corey 21, 30, 60, 61 Leary, Jennifer C. 21 Leclercq, Teresa 97 Leder. Adrienne 49 Leder. Molly 30. 33 Lee, Chung Hsing Chnstopher 84 Lee, Chunghsing 62 Lee, Dottie 105 Lee, Patnck 57 Legal Research Board 56 Leguia, Mirelle 107 Leiman, Lisa 44 Leiter, Brian R. 97 Lemmon, Jack 2 Leonard, Joseph T. 21 Levin. Marc Aran 21 Levinson, Amanda 38 Levinson. 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Tanya 22 Pattillo, Jana Paige 85 Payne, Michael 22. 41 Pearson, John 32 Pearson, Kent 22, 41. 52 Pedro, Steven Douglas 78 Peeler, William Robert Jr. 85 Penny, Matthew Donald 22 Percy, Kumar 102 Perez, Barbara 105 Perez, Chako 38, 49 Perez, Diana 38, 40 Perez. Stephen 38, 40, 85 Perez, Susan 62, 85 Perez, Susie 115 Perkins. Ashley 14. 22, 26, 31,34,69 Peroz, Diana 38 Peters, Adam 30 Peterson, Amy 22, 62 Pham, Van 14. 22. 26. 34 Pharis, Brenton Andrew 22 Phi Delta Phi 49 Philip. Elizabeth 22 Phillips. Ginger 44. 85 Picardi. Lisa 38. 85 Pickett 17 Picou, Dominique 44. 78 Pitcher. David Enc 22 Ponig. Christina 36. 63 Porterfield. Naomi 36, 43, 52 Powers, William 3,4,5,16, 17.18, 33.43. 54. 92. 115 Prasifka. Joseph Wade 22 Pratter. Jon 102 Prewitt. Briankenneth 85 Pnce. Daniel Nikon 22 Price. Jeanne 102 Price. Melynda Janea 22 Prince. Rebekah Kathleen 22 Pugmire, Matthew Jesse 22 Pulliam. Clay Burnett 22 Pulliam, Jessica Bateman 22 Pullio. 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Jonathan Norman 22 Richard, Amy Danielle 22 Richardson, Kathryn Holt 93. 103 Richardson. Leslie Gale 22 Ricster. Linda 40 Riess. Dan 22. 60 Riley Samuel 104 Rinebarger. Trent 57 Rische. Shelley 103 Roadman. Charlie H. 22 Robbins. Susan 103, 115 Roberts. Cindy 103 Roberts. Joshua Wayne 86 f .« T v-. -.. ' , . .r« c Roberts, Marcus 86 Roberts, Terry David 86 Robertson, Andra 60 Robertson, Cassandra B, 22, 70 Robertson, David W. 98 Robertson. John A. 98 Rocha. Jason Andrew 49 Rodriguez, Belen 103 Rodriguez. Carlos 38 Rodriguez, Daniel 40 Rodriguez, Enc 38, 40 Rodriguez, Jimmy Anthony 22 Rodriguez, Jose Ricardo 73 Rodriguez, Robert 38 Rodriguez, Xavier 2, 5 Rodriguez, Eric G. 86 Rogoff. Paul 36 Romano. Paul Albert 22 Romberg. Eric 6. 22 Romberg. Eva 106 Roquemore, Jenny 101 Rose. Patrick Michael 86 Rosener, Allison Paige 22 Ross, Tonia Lyn 22 Rouder. Robert L 22. 60 Rowan. Barbara Jeanette 22 Rowan. Bill 58 Rubin, Alissa Brett 22 Rubio. Jorge 45 Ruble. Enn E. 78 Ruiz. Gabnel 22, 73 Ruiz. Gabriela 22. 70 Russell, Jennifer Elizabeth 49 Rutl owsl i. Mark 17. 18 Ryan. Brenna Jeanne 22 Ryan, Chris 5, 22, 70 s Saberian, Amy 31, 45 Saenz, Angelica 38, 40, 86 Saenz, Gil 23, 30, 38, 70 Safavi, Nancy 30, 52, 78, 115 Sager, Kevin Mark 23, 70 Saiaz, Ernest 100 Saldana, Michael 104 Salinas, Carlos 38 Salinas, Laura M. 23 Salomon, Jennifer Ann 23, 33 Salovon, Gary 63 Sampson, John J, 98 Sanders, Elizabeth R. 23 Sanders, Susan 30 Sanders, Susannah 23, 33 Sandison, Catriona 31 Santana, Irma 107 Santos, Mark 23, 27, 34, 52 Saunders, Katherine 33 Savage, Joanne 33 Schaffer, Josh B, 23, 70 Schlafer, Andrea 103 Schober, Robin Alece 78 Schommer, Erica 27, 33 Schreiber, Joseph M, 23 Schroeder, Joshua A. 23 Schumacher, Jason Andrew 86 Seewann, Amelia K. 23 Seitz, Casey Lynn 86 Sellers, Mike 18 Semester In Australia 11 Semester In London 10 Senior Law 66-71 Shankle, Felena 52 Sharlot, M. Michael 98 Sharpe. 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Christopher A. 23 Woodnck, Sarah 30, 44 Woolley, Rusty 14, 34, 55 Wooten, Cathanne 23, 27, 30, 52,71 Wooten, Kennon 44, 49, 87 Wotipka, Renae 46, 49 Wnght, Daryl Robert 23, 71 Wright, Jason 62 Wright, Jeremy David 23 Wylie, Julia 38, 46, 49, 63, 79, 105 Wynn, Dave 14 Wynn, Forrest Jacob 23 Wynne, David E, 87 Yamalova, Ludmila O. 23 Yamamoto, Naho 12 Yavar, Yasmin 38, 40, 87 Ybarra, Chnstopher 38, 40 Young, Allegra 103 Young, Ernest A 99 Young, Lauren Michelle 87 Young, Lisa Marie 23, 71 Young, Sand ra 58 Youngdale, Beth 102 Yu, Linda Chen-Chen 23 Zabala, Juan J. 93 Zann, Marni 23, 30, 36, 71 Zepeda, John 38 Zykorie, Lauren 46, 56 mmmmm : - ' mm ' m!mjw ' ' -r @p - - } fe; y Congratulations C Seniors 2002 ' ? ' - - iif£ltWM mi MM ii ' i ' Mm v m