The Week Of GRAPEVINE
TheWeek ofAugust 29, 2005GRAPEVINEOnline: www.scu.edu/law/resources/grapevine.htmlSBA CLASS REPELECTIONSTHIS WEEK!(see pages 8 & 9for details)Calendar of EventsAugust—SeptemberMondayTuesday29Moot CourtInfo SessionMoot CourtRoom12:10—1:00pmMELSAGeneralMeetingBannan 13512:00—1:00pmPAD InfoMeetingBannan 11012:10—1:00pmBGLADFirst GeneralMeetingBannan 13912:10—1:00pmWednesday30Thursday31Friday1SBA ClassRepElectionsLevy Lounge9:00—1:00pm5:30—7:30pmSBA ClassRepElectionsLevy Lounge9:00—1:00pm5:30—7:30pmSBA ClassRepElectionsLevy Lounge9:00—1:00pm5:30—7:30pmComputer &High TechLaw JournalInfo SessionBannan 11012:00—1:00pmMoot CourtRoom5:10—5:50pmMoot CourtInfo SessionBannan 11012:10–1:00pmIPA MockInterviewsAdobe LodgeAll DayWomen &Law GeneralMeetingLocation TBA12:00-1:00pmBar Review*Details to beannounced thisweek*Moot CourtInfo SessionBenson ParlorsD&E5:00—6:00pmIPA BBQAlumni BBQPit5:00—6:00pmSaturday23Council ofLeadersMeetingMoot CourtRoom12:00–1:00pm*All studentorganizationleaders invitedQuote of the WeekLaw school has been described as a place for the accumulationof learning. First-year students bring some in; third-yearstudents take none away. Hence it accumulates.—UnknownSubmissions, News, Comments, and Criticisms: scugrapevine@gmail.comNeed to get in touch with your SBA? See Page 2.
From the EditorsTheWeek of August29, 2005Online: www.scu.edu/law/resources/grapevine.htmlWelcome back! Wehope you survived your firsttwo weeks. For all thosefirst years out there, we’reliving proof that people dosurvive!As your SBA cosecretaries, we would like topersonally introduce ourselves. Both of your secretaries this year hail fromsmall towns in the Midwest(Kansas and Minnesota), sowe know what coldREALLY feels like! Jenniferwas excited to see two people here from K-State,where she attended classesfor a few years. Althoughnone of Sandra’s fellowBoston College alum areentering SCU this year,there are some other EastCoasters. So if you’re fromoutside of sunny Californiaand want to reminisceabout your hometown,chances are that we canrelate!We don’t claim to possess unlimited wisdom, butwe would like to share a fewthoughts about the bestparts of law school, basedupon our personal experiences.First, the people youmeet here make schoolworthwhile. As many 2Lsand 3Ls will attest, yourfriends, colleagues, andprofessors all make lifemuch more bearable.Whether you’re making alifelong best friend, casuallyenjoying a conversationwith a classmate, or evengetting to know your professors during their officehours, each of these relationships are forming a network upon which a successful legal career can be built.Value the thoughts, experiences, and guidance fromThe Grapevine is published weekly by the Student Bar Associationfor the Santa Clara School of Law students, faculty, administration, andcommunity.The Grapevine strives to be an accessible resource for SBA information, campus activity, and student life. Please send event information, article submissions and advertisements to:scugrapevine@gmail.com by Fridays at 8:00 a.m. Submissionsmay be altered or edited to fit layout space constraints.Copyright 2005-2006 SCU SBAPage 2students and faculty alike.This allows us to have astrong community that weall take pride in. Hey, freeadvice is probably the onlyinexpensive part of lawschool!Next, while we spendmuch of our time in theclassroom, it’s nice to seethe connection betweenlegal studies and real life.Granted, the Rule AgainstPerpetuities may nevercome up in your day-to-daylife, but there are manyother opportunities to seethe correlation betweentheory and practice. Activities such as interning, volunteering, or working at aclinic for school credit areexamples of some opportunities in which we can useour education to benefitorganizations and the community.Finally, law school is abusy time for any student.We know this may seemlike an overwhelming taskthat we’ve all taken on: balancing a rigorous course ofstudy with outside commitments (families, children,relationships, work, etc.).However, this makes usappreciate our personaltime all the more. Make aneffort to really enjoy thepeople and activities in yourlife outside of law school,because those are the thingsthat keep us happy andhealthy, and thus will makeus better lawyers at the endof the day.We look forward toworking with everyone thisyear. Please don't hesitateto contact us at scugrapevine@gmail.com if youhave any questions, comments, or suggestions. Havea great week!Jennifer and Sandy
“Heard in Bannan” — Student Submissions PageSend article contributions, letters to the editor, top fives, personals, and classified to scugrapevine@gmail.com.The Grapevine strives to provide an accessible weekly publication for students to express themselves.“I disagree with what you say, but will defend to the death your right to say it” - VoltaireHey folks happy third week of law school. Unlike last week you probably won’t get fat off of Ben andJerry’s thanks to Lexis Nexis, but there is going to be a great social event this Thursday as you will no doubthear about. You might notice the top 10 list has been parsed down to a top 6. Mostly this is because I felt top10’s are too cliché. No doubt many of you are thinking “Why did I come to law school?” right about now. Don’tworry to all you 1L’s, I am still actually having that same thought as a third year.Hopefully you have found out that there is life outside of Heafey and Bannan! If not, don’t worry The O.C.season premiere is just around the corner on September 8th. But if you can’t wait until then, you can catch thereal life drama of high school hotties on Laguna Beach every Monday night at 10 on MTV. Check it out! Also,sad news for all you Brad and Jen fans, the divorce is nearing its final stages. Well, that’s all I got!Top 6 Reasons You Might Not Be Cut Out For Law School 6.5.4.3.2.You’ve already been called out by your professor for not doing the reading.You signed up for DLSA (Drunk Law Students Association) at Club Day.You realized in Legal Pro that you already might not get admitted to the bar.You plan on patterning yourself after Elle Woods.You skipped your Friday classes because you had too much fun at theBeginning of the Year Party.1. You live in Apartment #3 at University Square just kidding! Happy 24th Joe!Peace out!DevinANNUAL ABA MEETINGRoy Stanley, Ankita Patel, & Herbert HaydenHope you all have had a good start to the school year! As for myself, although a bit tired with school already, I am excited about the great SBAand ABA events planned for the semester ahead. This summer, RoyStanley (your SBA president), Herbert Hayden (your SBA treasurer), andI (one of your five lovely SBA-ABA reps) had the opportunity to attendthe Annual ABA meeting in Chicago from August 4-7th. Not only did weget a chance to mingle with some of the nation’s best attorney, judges,and practitioners, but we also got to hang out with fellow law studentsacross the country. We were able to exchange ideas about different programs and events we have at our respective schools and were also able to build atighter network with other Northern California law schools.As the ABA Law Student Division representative, I was able to vote on a number of initiatives that affect the law school and our profession. Amongst the issues was an initiative to increase diversity at law schools, a proposal for lower calling rates in prisons, anddiscussion of law that permit insurers to deny coverage in accident and sickness insurance policies for alcohol or drug related injuries. Soon you will be able to read aboutthese issues and more on the ABA/LSD website.Finally, I also had the opportunity to attend a training session for ABA reps. I was able to learnof many opportunities available to students through the ABA such as the ability to participatein ABA competitions, networking events, volunteer work and more. I highly encourage you tosign up to take advantage of the benefits! Go to www.abanet.org/newstudent to join and for acomplete list of benefits. That’s it for now, but stay tuned for updates from your ABA reps. Enjoy these next few weeks before outlining madness begins!- Ankita Patel, SBA-ABA RepPage 3
SCU Event InformationBAR REVIEWCouncil of Leaders MeetingAugust 31, 200512:10-1:00 pmMoot Court Room*All Student Organization Officers InvitedBar Review this Thursday,September 1st.The Markkula Center for Applied Ethics invitesall SCU Law Students to attend:Start out the new month with the very firstofficial bar review! Don't miss out on fun times,drinks, and dancing with your law schoolbuddies! More details to come shortly!"Value Issues in Transatlantic Relations"French Senator and former Foreign MinisterJean François-Poncet will discuss the recentfailed referendums on the European Unionconstitution and the troubled transatlanticrelationship between the United States and "OldEurope". François-Poncet is a lawyer andeconomist and is one of the founding fathers ofthe EU. He will also address the urgent needfor an ongoing strategic dialogue between thetwo sides of the Atlantic in order to maintainWestern solidarity and to promote a shared andpeaceful vision of the future.September 7, 2005, 6:30-7:30 p.m.Music Recital Hall, Santa Clara University, 500El Camino Street, Santa Clara, CA 95053Reception: 5:30-6:30 p.m., Arts and SciencesBuildingINTERNATIONAL LAWMOOT COURT TRY-OUTS!All Application Materials are availablenow on ClaraNet:Instructor: Beth Van SchaackCourse: International Law Practicum (Fall 05)Folder: Moot Court MaterialsTry-Outs will be held on Tuesday, Sept. 6th forthe following competitions:JessupSpace MootNiagara MootPictetQuestions? E-mail Anthony Basile atabasile@gmail.comTHE KATHARINE & GEORGE ALEXANDER COMMUNITY LAW CENTER HAS COMMUNITYWORKSHOP VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE FALL FOR FIRST AND SECOND YEARLAW STUDENTS. THE COMPREHENSIVE COMMUNITY WORKSHOP PROGRAM EDUCATESTHE UNDERPRIVILEGED ABOUT THEIR RIGHTS IN THREE AREAS: AUTO FRAUDPREVENTION, WORKERS' RIGHTS AND TENANTS RIGHTS.Questions? Contact Sophia Hinojosa, shinojosa@scu.edu or 288-7030.If you are interested in joining the Computer and High Technology Law Journal,you MUST attend one of the following information sessions:Tuesday, August 30: 12-1 in Bannan 110.Tuesday, August 30: 5:10-5:50 in the Moot Court room.We will be giving a general overview about our journal as well asmore detailed information about the first candidate requirement (milestone #1).NOTE: MILESTONE #1 HAS BEEN PUSHED BACK TO SEPTEMBER.Food will be provided!Page 4
SCU Event InformationBisexual, Gay & Lesbian Advocates(BGLAd)First General Meeting!Intellectual Property AssociationAnnual BBQDate: Monday, August 29thTime: 12:10pm – 1:00pmPlace: Bannan Rm. 139All students interested in intellectualproperty are invited to attend the IPA BBQto learn about the club and meet itsmembers. We'll be serving hot dogs,hamburgers, veggie burgers, and soft drinks.The BBQ is at the Alumni BBQ pit, labeled‘Alumni Park’ in the map . Get there bywalking from the parking structure.Lunch provided!We welcome all law students and faculty to BGLAdevents and look forward to meeting you.Interested in a Moot CourtCompetition?Tuesday, August 30, 5-6pmALUMNI BBQ PIT LOCATIONSCU participates in over 13 different competitions! If you want more information about thesecompetitions, Representatives and/or information about ALL competitions will be availableduring the following sessions:Mon Aug 29 at 12:10 in the Moot Court RoomTues Aug 30 at 5pm in Benson Parlors D&EWed Aug 31 at 12:10 in Bannan 110Come hear from previous competitors, findout what the application process entails, and allthe important deadlines and dates for the competitions.RESEARCH ASSISTANTNEEDED:General MeetingMonday, August 29 at NoonBannan 135Pizza will be providedCome join us and share your ideas for eventsProfessor Armstrong is seeking anR.A. for Fall and Spring. Needresearch and administrativeassistance. Research primarily in thearea of housing discrimination law.Average 10 hours per week,stipendiary position. Please emailresume to marmstrong@scu.edu.Part-time Law Student AssociationElectionsPHI ALPHA DELTAMiddle Eastern Law Students Association(MELSA)If you are interested in running for office, pleaseemail bjason@scu.edu.Positions available are:President, Vice President, Secretary, & TreasurerNominations are due Tuesday,August 30th by 10:00 pm.Co-Ed Legal FraternityInformational MeetingMonday, August 2912:10pm—1:00pmBannan, Room 110LUNCH PROVIDED!Page 5
SCU Event InformationWANTED:Students for“A Year in theLife” WebPage!http://scu.edu/law/resources/year in life.htmlSBA still needs five morestudents to share theirlaw school experiencewith online visitorsthroughout the year. Formore information, visitour current Year in theLife web page, or e-mailscugrapevine@gmail.comPage 6
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SCU Event InformationCandidate Advertisements2L SBA Representative Candidate:Welcome back class of 2007!Part-time SBA Representative Candidate:Thank you for allowing me the wonderful opportunity to representour class last year as the 1L class representative. The SBA had anexcellent year and successfully implemented and utilized the 20042005 budget. I believe we set an excellent standard for fund distribution. This year you will definitely see each law school organization striving towards community outreach, independent fundraising, and active member participation.To all 3L – Part Timers, welcome back! I am MichaelPercy. I am running for my second term as your ASBBoard representative. If re-elected I will: Continue togive part-timers a voice in the Student Bar Association;Continue to emphasize Club out-reach to Part-timers;and Complete updating the SBA By-laws consistent withthe new SBA Constitution. Vote for MICHAEL PERCYfor SBA Board member 3L – Part Time!I would like to continue working for you. Please vote for me as 2Lclass representative for 2005-2006. Your vote will not be wasted.Thank you,Renée BernardPage 9
SCU Event InformationSAVE THE DATEFall 2005 Visiting Practitioner andSocial Justice Monday SpeakerBringing Legal Knowledge toCommunity OrganizingAn LeKorean Immigrant WorkersAdvocatesThe Korean Immigrant Workers Advocatesworks to empower low-wage immigrant workersand develop a progressive constituency andleadership among low-wage immigrant workersin Los Angeles.Social Justice ThursdaysReading Series for First Year StudentsThe Fall 2005 Social Justice Thursdays series enriches thefirst-year curriculum by providing law students with a forumin which to discuss social justice issues, alternateperspectives on legal education, and first-year subjectareas. PIZZA PROVIDED.Readings are available in the Library, near the FacultySupport Office outside Bergin 214, and at the Centerfor Social Justice (Loyola Hall, 425 El Camino Real)Inaugural Event: September 1, noon to 1 p.m., Bannan 139Introduction to Legal EducationKimberlé Williams Crenshaw, Foreword: Toward a RaceConscious Pedagogy in Legal Education, 4 S. CAL REV. L. &WOMEN’S STUD. 33 (1994) and Jerome McCristal Culp,Autobiography and Legal Scholarship and Teaching:Finding the Me in the Legal Academy, 77 VA. L. REV. 539(1991).Facilitators: Ida L. Bostian and Stephanie M. WildmanPage 10 Social Justice Monday, Sept. 12, Noon to 1p.m., Bannan 135. Pizza provided. Wine & Cheese Reception on Monday,Sept. 12, at 5 p.m. in Strong Common Room. Office Hours at Loyola Hall, 425 El Camino,Monday, Sept. 12, and Tuesday, Sept. 13,2:30 to 4 p.m.Limited Space available on Sept. 12 at 1 p.m.for lunch and dinner at 6 p.m. E-mailsocialjustice@scu.edu, or call 551.1720 tosign up to meet with Ms. Le foroffice hours or a meal.
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