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Ndlscholarship Notre Dame Law School NDLScholarship Monday Morning Update Law School History 2-25-2019 MMU: 02/25/19–03/03/19 Notre Dame Law School, Student Bar Association Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarship.law.nd.edu/monday_morning_update Part of the Law Commons Recommended Citation Notre Dame Law School, Student Bar Association, "MMU: 02/25/19–03/03/19" (2019). Monday Morning Update. 134. https://scholarship.law.nd.edu/monday_morning_update/134 This Newsletter is brought to you for free and open access by the Law School History at NDLScholarship. It has been accepted for inclusion in Monday Morning Update by an authorized administrator of NDLScholarship. For more information, please contact [email protected]. University of Notre Dame Mail - Fwd: MMU February 25 - March 3 Fwd: MMU February 25 - March 3 1 message Christine Holst <[email protected]> Mon, Feb 25, 2019 at 9:12 AM To: [email protected] Christine Holst Student Services Program Manager Notre Dame Law School 1102 Eck Hall of Law Notre Dame, IN 46556 574-631-5365 [email protected] ---------- Forwarded message --------- From: William Green <[email protected]> Date: Mon, Feb 25, 2019 at 9:11 AM Subject: MMU February 25 - March 3 To: <[email protected]> Monday Morning Update February 25 - March 3 NDLS, Another week, another MMU. Hooray! Go Irish, Bill https://mail.google.com/...thid=thread-f%3A1626450362493140994%7Cmsg-f%3A1626450362493140994&simpl=msg-f%3A1626450362493140994&mb=1[2/25/2019 9:31:51 AM] University of Notre Dame Mail - Fwd: MMU February 25 - March 3 3Ls: Commencement News Hey, Class of 2019! Commencement is less than three months away. You should have received an email from the Law School's communications team on Friday. You can read the email here if you missed it. Also, if your friends and family members want to receive Commencement updates from the Law School, they can sign up for the email list. Submit Acts for the Father Mike Show! The Father Mike Show is just under two months away! If you would like to participate and put your talents on display for the NDLS community, please submit your proposed act using this form. This form will close on March 19. The form will remain open until after spring break. If you have any questions, please feel free to shoot me an e-mail. Register for Bookstore Basketball! Bookstore Basketball tournament registration is live! Registration fee is $40 per team, all proceeds go to Jumpball Basketball Programme in Jamaica. Registration will be open until March 18... sign up your team here (http://www.imleagues.com/Bookstore2019/Registration) or by logging into IM Leagues and adding "Bookstore Basketball-Notre Dame" as a network. Visit our website (https://www3.nd.edu/~bkstr/) for more information, and email [email protected] with any questions. Commons Lunch Menu Monday Turkey, Bacon, Swiss Spicy Chicken Chicken Noodle Minestrone Tuesday https://mail.google.com/...thid=thread-f%3A1626450362493140994%7Cmsg-f%3A1626450362493140994&simpl=msg-f%3A1626450362493140994&mb=1[2/25/2019 9:31:51 AM] University of Notre Dame Mail - Fwd: MMU February 25 - March 3 Chicken Bacon Ranch Salad or Wrap Texas Chili Corn Chowder Wednesday Walking Taco Beef Vegetable Broccoli Cheddar Thursday Greek Salad or Wrap Tuscan Butternut Squash Bisque Friday Pasta Bar Grilled Cheese Tomato Tortellini Chef’s Choice Mass Schedule For the Spring 2019 semester, Masses will be offered in the St. Thomas More Chapel as follows: Monday-Thursday, 5:15 PM (h/t Christine Holst!) Friday, 12:30 PM Sunday, 4:30 PM Weekly Morning Prayer CLS Morning Prayer at 7:30AM on Tuesdays in the Commons. Contact Crissi Wilbur at [email protected] for more information. LEGAL WRITING CENTER The Legal Writing Center is dedicated to helping law students become better writers. Our tutors accomplish this goal by listening attentively in writing conferences, reading papers carefully, and asking questions that can help writers better express their ideas and construct their arguments. Legal Writing Center tutors work with writers during all stages of the writing process—from understanding an assignment, to developing a thesis, to organizing the paper, https://mail.google.com/...thid=thread-f%3A1626450362493140994%7Cmsg-f%3A1626450362493140994&simpl=msg-f%3A1626450362493140994&mb=1[2/25/2019 9:31:51 AM] University of Notre Dame Mail - Fwd: MMU February 25 - March 3 to revising the final product. Make an appointment here or drop in to room 2146 during the following hours: Matt Monday: 10-12 Thursday: 11-2 Whitney Monday: 4-7 Tuesday: 4-6 Marlee Wednesday: 11-1 Thursday: 2-5 INVITATION TO ALL NDLS STUDENT GROUPS Upload your organization's event poster to this Google Drive folder. We'll put your poster on the Law Library e-board. (Read the details in the How to Use this Folder document.) Health & Wellness Information Wellness in Mind - Need some support? Remember that your Wellness Consultant, Stella Miller, is here for you. Drop her a line at [email protected] or make an appointment at www.calendly.com/ stellamiller. Also, we encourage you to be mindful of the relaxation resources available at the McDonald Center for Student Well-Being. These include yoga, Koru Mindfulness, the Sleep Program, and restorative spaces like the Living Room, Break Room, and Fort. Health support services are always available at University Health Services and the University Counseling Center. This Week @ NDLS Monday - February 25 https://mail.google.com/...thid=thread-f%3A1626450362493140994%7Cmsg-f%3A1626450362493140994&simpl=msg-f%3A1626450362493140994&mb=1[2/25/2019 9:31:51 AM] University of Notre Dame Mail - Fwd: MMU February 25 - March 3 'me too.' With Tarana Burke: Founder of The 'me too.' Movement and Social Justice Activist February 25, 2019 at 7:00PM DeBartolo Hall Room 101 Tarana Burke shares the story behind the genesis of the viral, 2017 TIME Person Of The Year-winning 'me too.' movement, and gives strength and healing to those who have experienced sexual trauma or harassment. Faculty Clerkship Panel 12:30pm, Room 3130 Join NDLS faculty members who will discuss their own clerkship experiences and answer questions Lunch will be served to those who register in Symplicity! Tuesday - February 26 ACS Event - The United States of Emergency Tuesday at 12:30 in 3130 Discussion with Professor Tidmarsh on what constitutes a state of emergency. Tacos from Puerto Vallerta will be served Student Animal Legal Defense Fund and Environmental Law Society Speaker SALDF and ELS will be hosting a speaker event in honor of the 100th anniversary of the Grand Canyon becoming a national park. Professor Nagle will be speaking on the importance of National Parks for the preservation of vulnerable and endangered animal species and for plant ecosystems in North America. Room 3140 at 12:30 Papa Vinos will be served! Wednesday - February 27 SBA Social Committee for a Wine and Paint Night Wednesday,February 27 from 7- 9PM. Doors will open at 7PM. 7:30PM- 8:30PM we'll be instructed by Notre Dame MFA Student Ana Victoria Fleming. LLM in Tax, Pritzker Wednesday, February 27, 12:30pm, Room 2173 Professor Cameron will explain the benefits of pursuing a LLM Tax degree after earning a JD, and how a LLM can assist you in building a career as a tax professional. For students who are considering tax practice as a career path, this will be an informative session. Professor Series: Professor R. Garnett- The First Amendment and the Public Square: The Case of the War Memorial Cross 1130 Eck Lunch will be served! https://mail.google.com/...thid=thread-f%3A1626450362493140994%7Cmsg-f%3A1626450362493140994&simpl=msg-f%3A1626450362493140994&mb=1[2/25/2019 9:31:51 AM] University of Notre Dame Mail - Fwd: MMU February 25 - March 3 Arsenal v. Bournemouth - 2:45 P.M. EST Lol Gunners back in the top 4 lololol what's up y'all this is what I get ex cited about now. Thursday - February 28 Brett Frischmann will be speaking about book Re-Engineering Humanity which explores how technology and social engineering are affecting human capabilities and re-shaping our values and beliefs. Chips, salsa, & guac from Chipotle, plus cookies, cupcakes, and Starbucks coffee will be served Room 1130, 4:00pm (please note, this is not during lunch) Thursday Limerick Yes, Singh, but he goes by VJ, An above-average sight on the fairway, But a bogey or two, And he's like me or you, Bad at golf, but a nice guy at __'_! Friday - March 1 https://mail.google.com/...thid=thread-f%3A1626450362493140994%7Cmsg-f%3A1626450362493140994&simpl=msg-f%3A1626450362493140994&mb=1[2/25/2019 9:31:51 AM] University of Notre Dame Mail - Fwd: MMU February 25 - March 3 LGBTQ Students of Faith. All LGBTQ graduate and professional students are invited to participate in a faith-sharing and community-building group. For part of this week's meeting, one member of our group will be sharing her story. The gathering will be facilitated by Fr. Bob Loughery, C.S.C., rector of Sorin Hall. All are welcome. 7:00-8:00 p.m. in 301 Coleman-Morse Saturday - March 2 SALDF and the SBA Community Service Committee are hosting a volunteer event at the St. Joseph Humane Society this Saturday, March 2 from 9:00 - 11:00am. Volunteers will have the opportunity to work on a variety of tasks, some directly with the animals. If you are interested in volunteering, please email Lauren Davis-Binger ([email protected]) by Thursday, February 28. Sunday - March 3 Find me in the lib avoiding #sundayscaries https://mail.google.com/...thid=thread-f%3A1626450362493140994%7Cmsg-f%3A1626450362493140994&simpl=msg-f%3A1626450362493140994&mb=1[2/25/2019 9:31:51 AM] University of Notre Dame Mail - Fwd: MMU February 25 - March 3 Please email me any events to put in next week's MMU! [email protected] #Content My lil' roasted pumpkin slices drizzled with maple syrup and a few dashes of cinnamon, I spent this weekend in Charlottesville, Virginia at the American Constitution Society Student Convention.
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