University of Virginia Law School - Barrister Yearbook (Charlottesville, VA)

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Ethinia alumnal nf Entnnatinnal ?lafn The loumal is the first student published international law review in the United States.It is presently in its fifth year of publication. Originally printed in mimeographed form with a few faculty-conu'ibuted articles and a circu- lation limited to the University, it is now published in standard law review format and has a world-wide distri- bution.The current issues comprise student notes, recent decisions, and articl es contributed by distinguished practitioners and international legal scholars. In editorial outlook, the lournal focuses not only on the public international order commonly thought of as International Law but also on legal aspects of inter- national commerce. The loumal hopes to contribute to the growth of understanding international legal problems as well as the development of legal ability in the student who participate in the publication. First row: Lamberton, Rudolph, Rohrer, Kelly, Ryan, Hemschoot. Second row: Barlett, A'dams, Cox, Hsia, Lane, Third row: Irelan, Savastian, Hooker.

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First row:Powe11, Henningsen, Vittoria, Buckalew, Romanski, Second row: Staten, Suiters, Medley. BUSINESS BOARD Theodore J. Vittoria, Jr. . . . . . . . . . . . . Business Manager Robert J. Buckalew. . , , , , , , Associate Business Manager Larry T. Suiters ,, , , , , H , nu , , , ,Circulation Manage David W. Staten . . , , , . , , , , , , , . , , Advertising Managej H' AnthonyMedleYuoooscconnuooo-oo-oocou secretary Bruce H. Henningsen, John M. Powell, Stephen N. Plants Richard J. Romanski. EDITORIAL BOARD F. AllanKelly.............................. Edito Benjamin P. Lamberton,III..Associate Editor, Decision Thompson W. Ryan . . . . . .. . . . .Associate Editor, Note Paul J. Hemschoot, Jr..... ........... Assistant Edito Dean C. ROhrer councocoooooo.oooco.uASSiStaIlt Editol Eric B. Rudolph..................... Assistant Edito

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Ejnlm $355211 69111nt $ntittg The JohnBassett Moore Society was founded in 1951, with the express purpose of promoting a comparative study of the law of nations, and thus to foster an in- telligent appreciati on of international organizations. This end is achieved by research, discussion meetings, open forums, guest speakers, and appropriate publications in the broad field of international law. Membership is open to all interested students in the Law School. The society is named in honor of John Basset Moore, 1860- 1947, distinguished international lawyer, jurist, states- man and scholar who, among his many notable achieve- ments, represented the United States on the Permanent C ourt of International Justice. An alumnus of the Uni- vers i ty, Justice Moore received his Master of Arts de- gree in 1880. A special project of the Societyhas been the founding of a periodical publication known as the Virginia Journal of International Law. The Journal is now an independent organization. Anoth er project of the S o c i ety is its affiliation with similar org anizations at Harvard, Columbia, Duke and Yale, whereby annual moot court comp etition is held at the annual meeting of the American Society of International Law. The affiliation also brings about conference on topics in the field, the last of which was held at Yale Law School, and con- cerned legal problems of international financing. At the social level, the Society holds various social functions, such as discussions with foreign students at the University. But the most important function of the Society at the present time is the presentation of its guest speakers. Group Identification: First row: Rodolf, Kennedy, Deddish, Fleming, Hsia, Visco, Rudofph, Vittoria, Second row: Lane, Smith, Hamschoot, Adams, Jones, Cabell, Staples, Boyle, Tydings. Third row: Welch, Smith, Medley, Windslow.