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Publication Date
1-21-1992
Volume
5
Issue
6
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 1992 volume 5 number 6" (1992). Newspaper, Motions (1987-2019). 34.
https://digital.sandiego.edu/motions/34
Table of Contents
Jesse Jackson, Jr. to. Speak Tonight in Shiley Theatre by Laura G. Morton
Fellmeth Completes Term as State Bar Discipline Monitor by Julie D' Angelo
Supreme Court Abortion Rights Activist to Speak
'Sexual Orientation' Added to Non-discrimina#on Statement
July, 1991 Bar Passage Results: Congratulations!
Fireside Chats With Kristine Strachan: Dean Addresses Non-discrimination Policy, MLK Day and USD Study Abroad Program by Mary A. Smigielski
Board of "Trustees OK's Tuition Increase Over Student Protests by Mary Smigielski
Microforms/Documents: A Library Within a Library by Sushila Selness, Microforms/Documents Librarian
LEXIS Certification Offered to First-years by Brent Bernau, LRC Assistant Director
CPIL Seeks New Interns from the CPIL Office
Do You Want$$$ from SBA?
San Diego Law Review Publishes New Issue by Kristine S. Karila, Editor-in-Chief San Diego Law Review
Shawn Randolph: The SBA President's Report
First-years start on Road to Recovery with PDP from Phi Delta Phi
The Client Letter You Have Always Wanted to Write by Dewey, Cheatum and Howe
The ULTIMATE Bar Review: Le Gringo et L 'Hollywood dans Paris
Institute on International and Comparative Law: Mexico, London, Russia/Poland
Oxford by Mary Galardi
Traveling Europe by Train? Eurorail Price Increase Announced
Paris
Dublin by Warner Broaddus
Motions Editorial: By All Means, Study Abroad this Summer
Christmas: Gifts they Could Have Received by Dallas O'Day
Civil Rights Today: Fighting the Pretense by Laura G. Morton
Faculty Question of the Month: Do you think the government should release the documents pertaining to the Kennedy assassination now?
Letters to the Editor: Law School Gets Failing Grade from Student
Traveling?