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Publication Date
10-12-1993
Volume
22
Issue
2
Keywords
University of San Diego School of Law Student Bar Association, Newsletter
Disciplines
Law
Digital USD Citation
University of San Diego School of Law Student Bar Association, "Motions 1993 volume 22 number 2" (1993). Newspaper, Motions (1987-2019). 143.
https://digital.sandiego.edu/motions/143
Table of Contents
Mr. Consumer Activist Renowned Activist Ralph Nader Addresses USD Law Students on Evolution of Corporate Culture by James Kuperstein
Sister Helen Prefean: An Eyewitness Account of Americas Capital Punishment System by April Spitzer
What's New at the LRC: New Book Arrival by Franklin A. Weston
Congressional Research Made Easier at the LRC by Sushila Selness
Pro Bono Legal Advocates Moving Forward On Several Fronts by Cathy Smith
Victor Felix: Typical Lawyer or the Next Fabio? by Larissa A.J. Kehoe
Moot Court's Tort Competition by Kathryn E. Meola
Phi Alpha Delta Announces Activities by Rich Ames
Kids' Plates Aid Children's Welfare
Professor Brian Leiter, USD's Newest Addition, Brings interdisciplinary Experience to Jurisprudence by Analee Nations
SBA President's Report by Brad Fields
Molotov Coffee: Ramblings On About Caffeine, Coffee Houses, Cinema by Ernest Bell
Bar Review: the Live Wire
Talking Smack by Jim Ballard
The Motions Name Change - an Editor Speaks Out by Elizabeth Genel
Motions Changes Name, Inviting Response from Student Bar Association Council, Administration by Geoff Morrison
Review & Outlook. The Name Game
Third Year Student Decries SBA Interference With Operation of Newspaper, But Invites Input on the Issues by Frances G. Quevedo
An Open Letter of Resignation by Judy Carbone and Larissa A.J. Kehoe
Our Official True Romance Columnist Serves as Bridesmaid by Elizabeth Friedland
1 Ls Ambushed by S&M Photographer: Blackmail Material or Helpful Meet and Greet Aid? by Belinda Etezad Rachman
Mississippi Transfer: Student Relates Problems of Transfers to USD by Holly Sorensen
Ms. Motions: Offering Helpful Hints for the Hopeless by Colleen Curtin
Guilt By Association-basking in the light of reflected infamy by Belinda Rachman
Clinton's Health Plan Is Held To The Light-Not A Dry Eye In Sight by K. Michael Kemper
A Framework For Somalia by Christopher Scott Trunzo
The Three Bigs: Why Big Business May Be Bad for America by Vince Farhat and Robert Little
Letters to the Editor. Multiculturalism, Irvine Grant Defended
Free Agency: Baseball's Boon or Bane? by Eric Siegler