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Publication Date
9-27-1988
Volume
2
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 1988 volume 2 number 2" (1988). Newspaper, Motions (1987-2019). 7.
https://digital.sandiego.edu/motions/7
Table of Contents
ABA/LSD presents Motions staff four journalism awards
Midterm policy changed; first years get optional grade by Charles Andre
Alum remembered by memorial award
Want something done? You have to do it yourself by Charles Hrvatin
Old exams: helping or hurting by Starr Lee
Amicus Curiae by Haven Courtney
Prop. 106 would limit quality lawyers for injured parties by John Thaler
New SBA by-laws adopted. Changes effectuated to promote increased student participation and higher accountability of Council by Dan LeVine
President's Report by Jack O'Donnell, SBA President
Excessively: hight minority drop-out rate scares by David Hall
Students get feel for future with CPP Summer Associate Panel discussion by Mary Ann Salaber, Career Planning Director
Parking set aside for law students by Charles Andre
PAD chapter initiates 61 new members
Law library introduces new public services staff by Prof. ·Nancy Carol Carter, Law Library Director
Merit scholarships awarded
1988 Writing competition winners named to San Diego Law Review
Aerobics offered
Minan views law school's growth as boon to reputation by Charles Andre
1988 ABA Conference signals change for Law Student Division student government by Matthew Pribyl
Student. loan fraud charged against LA students
"L.A. Law" affects admission by Jamie Sternberg
De La Torre, new prof brings zest for learning-to law school by Matthew M. Pribyl
Huge or Medium Inconvenience, library expansion continues by Carole Blum
Bowman wins Mood Court finals, LoBello second by Mike Still
SDG&E bows to CPIL interns by Julie D'Angelo
Law/MCL Soccer Club meets Sundays
More Hall group sponsors student forum
Multitude· of ·scholarships weigh as student incentive by John Altomare
Applications up 39%, nation up 18%