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VOL. IX, No. 14 SAN FRANCISCO FEBRUARY 28, 1977

LAW CENTER IN STATE BUDGET GOLDBERG BACK ON THE BENCH Hastings Law Center Foundation state wants that quality to continue," Director Walter McGuire has con- said one official. firmed that the state budget for the The state monies will finance the coming fiscal year includes a massive academic affairs portion of the new appropriation for the Hastings Law law center, but private and federal Center. Governor Brown has not indi- funds must be called on to finance the cated that he would 'blue pencil' any rest (see law center model and dia- of the budgetted appropriation. gram in McAllister lobby). And stu- The budget measure moved dent fees can make the critical dif- through the capitol swiftly. Hastings' ference between the inclusion of cer- image in the state legislature is ex- tain facilities in the law center, i.e. cellent. Fiscally the College is seen as gymnasium and recreational. a bargain. The cost to the state per In a related development, ASH re- year per student is far below that ceived a report from first year student The return to the appellate bench Hayes argued against Joe Caves and spent at other U.C.law schools. Hast- Larry Fahn that state monies won't of former Supreme Court Justice Linda Loring. ings' legal training is in many legis- be used for recreational facilities in Arthur J . Goldberg was marked by That night, the Justices asked lators' minds superior to any offered the Law Center. "Such facilities are two full galleries in the Hastings question after question. However, in the state. "Hastings alumni who not as high on the state's list of Moot Courtroom. Joining the Justice the student counsels of round 46 were are serving or have served in the priorities as the actual classrooms for round 46 of the competition on the well prepared. Every question that California legislature are excellent and library facilities, " he said. appellate panel was Attorney Justice was asked received a prompt and testimony to the quality of legal However, the Law Center Foudation Frederick P. Furth. Student justices concise answer while the second year education offered by Hastings. The plan does include space allotment for Victor J. Poree and Daniel W . students attempted to get through continued on page 12 Bowles, ill alternated. the body of their arguments. Collectively, this appellate bench The Bench was both intent and and the student counsels involved frequent with its questions. A couple COLUMBIA FOUNDATION were responsible for one of the of times the student did not even get liveliest oral argument rounds in this a chance to introduce himself/her- AWARDS GRANTTO LAW REVIEW year's David E. Snodgrass Moot self before being asked a question! Court Competition. (Sometimes called the annual baptism by fire of GALLERY TAKES SIDES Co-editors Ken Olivier and Linda vides a representative sample of the second year students.) Calatic recently announced that on articles which are being considered There are two oral arguments in The audience in the gallery, mostly January 28 the Columbia Foundation for inclusion in HICLR. each round of the Moot Court com- students, quickly took the side of the had awarded a $5000 grant to Hast- student advocates. Even to the point Marcus B. Finnegan; senior petition. Round 46 pitted John ings International and Comparative of letting out with a loud cheer and partner of Finnegan, Henderson, McBeth and John Feeney against Law Review (HICLR). applause when Ms. Sharp turned one Farabow and Garrett, Washing- Joseph Silva and Noreen Sharp in the The Columbia grant came on the of Justice Furth's questions around to ton, D.C.; "UNCTAD's Code of 5:00 P.M. arguments. In the 8:30 PM heels of a $1000 donation from Wil- both further her own argument and Conduct governing the interna- orals Dennis Wagstaffe and Steve liam D. Hughes. Together these tional Transfer of Technology' , continued page 10 awards provide a solid financial base for the publication in April of the first Robert F. Scott; Legal Advisor for volume of HICLR. International Energy Agency Present plans call for a distribution OECD; "Innovation in internation- PHYSICIAN HEAL THYSELF of 2000 copies. HICLR spokesperson al Organization: The International Gene Flynn said, "Approximately Energy Agency" 700 copies will be sent to major law James Beardsley; Associate Pro- The recent law school graduate libraries and other subscribers fessor of Law, University of Chi- stood in front of the bench, after throughout the United States." The cago; "Compelling Contract Per- completing his argument on the law remainder will be distributed to formance in France" and motion calendar. The following colloquy took place: Hastings students. In addition at least seven publish- Judge: Counsel, is your client TOP NAME AUTHORS able student notes will be completed in time to be considered for the first present? Articles from many distinguished issue. These notes encompass a wide Attorney? Yes, your Honor. scholars have been received and final spectrum of topics ranging from a (Slightly puzzled) technical editing and? checking is comparative study of women's rights Judge: Mr. Smith, did you pay currently being completed. Although to an evaluation of the preferential counsel for his services in this mat- final editorial selections have not yet tax treatment afforded Domestic In- ter? (Client nodded in the affirmative been made, the following list pro- and the Judge turned his attention to continued page 5 the Attorney.) Counsel, give it back! Occurrences such as this are not RANDOM TRIAL NOTES that uncommon for green-homed at- torneys. One solution to such grief by Stephen Chatelain lies in the Hastings' clinical pro- grams. (Ed. Note: Mr. Chatelain is a Stephen sat quietly in court. His A little known but loudly praised Hastings alumnus who is presently head felt like it had been gently course within the spectrum of clinical practicing in the District of Columbia. wrapped in soft hospital gauze. programs at Hastings is the Legal This article is allegedly the product of Sleepy. The witness was droning. Assistance Clinic at U.C. Medical a bored day in court - a stream of The ancient judge already looked like Center. (Listed as Student Advocacy consciousness through legal waters. a roosting place for pigeons. The Clinic in the 1976-1977 class sched- It may be the first in a highly valuable to the new practitioner. court clerk was a stocky man with a ule). The Clinic is offered each The clinic is headed by the super- irregular series. ) paunch. A thick Teddy Roosevelt semester to qualified second and vising attorney, James R. Neilsen. continued page 10 third year students. It is four units worth of face saving experience; in- oontinuedonpage10

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ANNOUNCEMENTS LECTURES

INTERNATIONAL TREATY COUNCIL VIDEOTAPE "Backpacking: How to Teach and Reach Older Kids" by George Paul of Sierra Club Inner City Outings, Wednesday, March 9, 7:30-9 p.m., Fort On Tuesday, March 1 at 3:30 in Room F the Dickinson Society of Mason Bldg. 310, Marina and Laguna Sts., free. International Law will present "We are the Evidence of this Western "Astrology: What's New" A lecture on new techniques, research and Hemisphere," a one-hour videotape on the Second International Treaty groups by Zipporah Dobyns, Ph.D., March 15, 8 p.m., Fort Mason Bldg. Council Meeting of June, 1976. This documentary will be introduced by 310, Marina and Laguna Sts., '$2, students $1.50. Roxanne Ortiz of the International -Indian Treaty Council, based in New "Sanitation and Minimal Impact on the Land" A seminar for future York. Informal discussion will follow. wilderness trip leaders by Sierra Club Inner City Outings, Wednesday, The Treaty Council, which grew out of the Wounded Knee incident of March 23, 7:30-9 p.m., Fort Mason Bldg. 310, Marina and Laguna Sts., 1973, has gained international recognition. Next summer, the United Na- free. tions Committee on Decolonialization will sponsor a meeting in Geneva to "Preventive Survival for Future Backpack Leaders" A slide show and deal with the question of the colonial status of American-Indian nations in lecture by Phil Ward of Sierra Club Inner City Outings, Wednesday, the Western Hemisphere. . March 30, 7:30-9 p.m., Fort Mason Bldg. 310, Marina and Laguna Sts., Andrew Sorokowski free.

TEST YOUR EmICS LEGAL WRITING AND RESEARCH

THE PROFESSIONAL RESPONSIBTIJTY EXAMINATION will be given The Legal Writing and Research Program is now hiring instructors for on April 23, 1977 at 10:30 AM. The FINAL FILING DEADLINE for the next year. Some of the present instructors wish to continue teaching in the application is March 1, 1977. program. If you have any comments, negative or positive, which you feel In order to be accepted, applications must be received in the office of would be of value in making a decision to retain Ilny instructor, please see the Committee of Bar Examiners by 5:00 PM on the deadline date Professor Jordan during her office hours in Room 104, by March 15th. specified. Office Hours: Monday and Wednesday, 11:30 ani to 1:30 pm; Tuesday The filing fee is $15.00, and is non-refundable and non-transferable. and Thursday, 9:30 am to 11:30 am. The examination will be of two hours duration with Y2 -hour of instruction and will consist of non-essay questions. Forms are available in NOTRE DAME LAW SUMMER Room 111. EXAMINATION LOCATIONS are San Francisco, Sacramento, Los The University of Notre Dame Law School is accepting applications from Angeles and San Diego. lawyers and law students planning to attend its eighth annual summer session in London. The session each year attracts more than 100 students STUDENTS TAKING mE WASHINGTON STATE BAR- from approximately 60 American and foreign law schools, and from the practicing bar. Sessions in the London School of Economics in central 1. Effective with the Bar Examination to be given in the State of Wash- London will be conducted from July 2 to August 10. Courses will be ington in July of this year - 1977 - there will be one entire session de- offered in Federal Courts, Labor Law, Common Market Law, Legal voted to Ethics or Code of Professional Responsibility questions. History, Public International Law, Land Use Planning and Jurisprudence. 2. The questions will be essay type. The distinguished British faculty will include Professors Harry Rajak, Ian 3. A passing grade on this section of the examination will be mandatory Kennedy, and David Kornbluth of Kings College, University of London, in order to be recommended for admission to the Bar of the State of and Professors Anthony West and David Evans from the Faculty of Laws Washington. of Reading University. Joining them will be Professors Peter Thornton, 4. An applicant receiving a passing grade on the examination as a Director of the Notre Dame year-round program in London, and Bernard whole but failing the' ethics session, will not be requited to take the entire Dobranski of the Notre D'ame campus. examination ｡ｾ｡ｩｮ＠ but will be allowed to take the ethics portion only at the For further information write Professor Dobranski, University of Notre next regular examination period. Dame Law School, Notre Dame, Indiana 46556 (telephone 219/283-8964). Washington State regularly gives two bar examinations each year - one in the winter (usually January or February) and one in the summer SHATTUCK SPEAKS (usually July). 6. Effective with the Bar Examination to be given in July of 1977, the On Monday, February 28, Professor Shattuck, sponsored by the East Washington State Bar Examination will consist of three days of essay- Asian Law Society, will discuss Japanese and American contract law. type questions with no multi-state. Professor Shattuck is in his third year of teaching Conflicts and Contracts at Hastings. His experience in the field of comparative Japan- . STUDENT/FACULTY LONG RANGE PLANNING ese and American contracts stems from his teaching years at the Univer- sity of Washington Law School, which has an excellent graduate program What shall Hastings' future be? What curriculum, faculty, student body in Asian Legal Studies. All of the graudate classes in the program are shall we encourage and seek? The Long Range Planning CoIDmittee will taught by an American and an Asian scholar in collaboration. Professor be addressing these concerns at their March 1st meeting. Shattuck developed the course in contracts and sales with a Japanese pro- We would like your input as to what you want as Hastings' future. Since fessor and taught it for six years. . the new law center is well under way we will not be considering The approaches of the Japanese and American legal systems to the suggestions for it. problems of contract law are, so different that comparison of the two is a continuous learning process. Please join us at 4:40 in Room D. s/Judith Schneider, locker 916, Lydia Larsen, Locker 698 RECOGNIZED STUDENT GROUPS LAST CHANCE All Hastings student groups should make plans to have a black and The third year class will be selling 2-for-l entertainment coupon books white photo ready for the yearbook. Groups who cannot provide their own in the Commons the week of F.ebruary 28. Good through next November photos (Polaroids are not acceptable) should contact Bob Aicher at the for restaurants, movies, sporting events, hotels, bowling, etc. (IT your Law News office or the Moot Court Board - 4th floor. parents are coming for graduation, the hotel coupons will come in handy). We have San Francisco/East Bay books for $10 and Peninsula books for SUTRO ROOM CWSED $15. On Monday, March 14 through Friday, March 18, 1977 the photo- 'grapher for the Hastings Yearbook will be in the Sutro Room in the Library to take pictures of all students at the College. EDITORS Larry Falk, Sid Luscutoff ａｾｓｏｃｉａｔｅ＠ We regret any inconvenience to those students who use the Sutro Room EDITOR ... Bob Aicher during this week, but for the convenience of all students and for security ASSISTANT EDITOR ... Tom GarviD of the camera equipment, we will close the room to all purposes other than the taking of the photographs. slVice Dean Wm. Riegger

STAFF W.W. "Bill" Webb, DEVEWPING LABOR LAW FREE Donna Levin, Gail Mitchell, Chuck Dickenson, Zook Sutton, Grant The ABA Section on Labor Relations has appropriated funds for free I Jasmin. distribution of the five year supplement to Morris' Developing Labor Law to all law student members of. the section. The five year supplement will PHOTOGRAPHY Hob Aicher be distributed free of charge to all student members who write the section Jeff Gersick, Jeff Kimmel c/o MARIAN ZEHNER, 1155 East 60th Street, Chicago, illinois 60637 immediately. The Law News is published bi-weekly during the school year at the University of California Hastings DROP DEADLINE PAST College of the Law, 198 McAllister Street, San Francisco, CA 94lO2_ ａ､ｶ･ｲｴｩｾｩｮｧ＠ rates furnished on request. Feb. 25 was the deadli.ne for withdrawing from a Spring elective course The contents of this publication may not be repro- via the Registrar's office. After Feb. 25, written permission of an in- duced in whole or in part without written permis- . structor must be obtained and permission of the Dean and will be per- sion. Opinions, articles and statements which mitted only in unusual or exceptional cases involving unforseeable cir- appear herein are not necessarily those of the staff, advertisers or editors of the Law News. © 1976 cumstances. The Dean and instructor determine what creates such circumstances. FEBRUARY 28, 1977 PAGE 3

977 NATIONAL HASTINGS TEAM HASTINGS STUDENT EXCELS

Applications for next year's Na- year's problem dealt with a fictitious Frances Rice, a Hastings third year ional Moot Court Team are now state law regulating the tender offer student, has been selected the 1977 vailable from the Moot Court office, of securities, and involved questions Distinguished Young Alumnus of oom 446. Three persons will be of Federal abstention, due process, Drury College in Springfield, Mo. hosen to represent Hastings in this interstate commerce and pre- where she received her B.S. degree nual event to be held this fall. emption. in 1973. Ms. Rice received the award Second-year students who have Applications are due by noon, and was a guest of honor at a banquet successfully completed Moot Court Monday, March 7 in Room 446. There held recently in conjunction with are eligible. Students who have will be a special informational Drury Homecoming ceremonies. In exhibited special competence in meeting Thursday, March 3 in the addition, her name has been inscri- written and oral advocacy will receive Moot Court Room at 1:40. Interviews bed on a perpetual trophy which preference in the selection process. will be held Monday evening, March honors all the recipients of this Over 150 schools throughout the 7. award. Frances' selection was based country participate in the competi- ., Membership on the team requires on academic and professional ach- tion. The competition is based on a a great deal of time," commented ievements and on her involvement problem created by the Young Wags.affe. "I think we spent about and leadership in community activi- Lawyers Committee of the New York 300 hours a person preparing the ties designed to improve the socio- City Bar Association. Every team brief, and 100-200 hours each on oral economic status of the dis- writes a brief on the subject, which is arguments." advantaged. graded and counts toward 40% of In addition to representing Has- HONORS AT HASTINGS each team's score. Oral arguments, tings in the competition, the three- constituting 60%, are held in the some serves on the Moot Court In the 1975-1976 Hastings Moot regional rounds of the competition. Board, and teaches a section of Moot Court competition, Ms. Rice won her 13 years of military service, she Hastings competes in Region xn, Court. The problem that their stu- honors for outstanding oral advocacy. has received numerous awards and which includes the fifteen accredited dents work on is the same one used in In keeping with her initiative and commendations including the Good law schools in California. The top two the competition, so the workload is motivation to excel, she obtained an Conduct Medal, the Army Com- teams in each region compete in the somewhat alleviated. M.B.A. degree in 1976 by attending mendation Award and the First and final rounds in New York in "It was the most worthwhile and night classes at Golden Gate Uni- Second Oak Leaf Clusters to the December. exciting experience I've had at versity while attending Hastings on a Army Commendation Award. She This past year brought Hastings its Hastings," said Levy . full time basis. was also invited to participate in the grl'!atest success in the National There is no question but that Ms. Rice is currently serving on White House Regional Conference on Competition. The team of Dave Levy, Hastings has profitted equally as active duty as a captain in the Judge Consumer Representation held at Ann Steinbrugge and Steve much by the team's transnational Advocate General's Corps of the Stanford Law School in January of Wagstaffe placed second in the foray. Hastings is fast being recog- United States Army. In recognition of 1976. regional competition in Los Angeles, nized as a force that must be her many accomplishments during L.F.B. and tied for 9th place in the finals in reckoned with in legal education in New York City in December. This America.

LAW FRATERNITY ALIVE WOMEN MAKE HEADWAY

Phi Delta Phi has been maintaining the office. The minutes of the Hastings Board its usual schedule of busy activities Magister Barry also let it be known of Directors dated January 10, 1879 this semester. A breakfast meeting that he and members Falk, Luscutoff reflect the adoption by a unanimous was held at the Golden Hut on and Dickenson attended an intra- vote of the following resolution: Wednesday, February 17. On Feb- province dinner feted by Province "Resolved that women not be ad- ruary 19, representatives of Pomeroy President Bill Hochman and met Phi mitted to the Hastings College of Inn attended a Phi Delta Phi Inter- Delta Phi reps from McGeorge, the Law." Province Conclave at the San Davis, and USF law schools. At the Francisco Hilton Hotel. "Members dinner the reps applauded Hastings' Needless to say, there were also no from allover the West Coast as well Pomeroy Inn for continued excellence restrooms for women students. as representatives from Phi Delta Phi and significant chapter activities. Women students have been ad- headquarters in Washington, D.C. First and second year students who mitted to Hastings in increasing were present," said Nelson Barry, would like to join Phi Delta Phi numbers since Foltz v. Hodge 54 Cal. Phi Delta Phi Magister. members in a rollickin' March 5th 28 (1879), yet the availability of Barry has announced that Phi Delta party call Nelson Barry or leave a restroom facilities has been signifi- Phi treasurer Michael Mayer was note for Phi Delta Phi in the cantly disproportionate to the num- forced to resign because of his heavy intercampus mailroom and we'll get bers of women admittees. This schedule at UC Berkeley (Mayer is back to you. situation will be greatly improved, working for an MBA along with his however, since Hastings opened a D.E. Levin, Phi Delta Phi Historian make is in the plumbing. J.D.). Sandy Smith replaces him in new women's restroom on the Second Floor. Students, Faculty, and Staff Some women at Hastings have are invited to the grand opening noted that while there are adequate ceremonies which will take place restroom facilities for women located across the hall from room G, March I, near the meeting room of the at 2:45p.m. Hastings Board of Directors, there While a discussion of restrooms have been no women members of the may inspire humorous comments, it board in recent years. And, it is 2nd Annual Law Revue is a subject which is often seriously believed that there has never been a addressed. In a recent interview woman on the Board in the entire 100 A Mercedes 450SL? An all expense paid trip to the Carlbean? We don't United States Supreme Court Justice year history of Hastings. know what the prizes will be, but take a chance and enter the Thurgood Marshall stated that he You may have come a long way, DING LETTER CONTEST! II favored having a woman on the "woman," but you still have a long Sponsored by the third year class. Prizes will be awarded for: Supreme Court but indicated that the way to go. 1) The best REAL rejection letter. first change the Court would have to Liz/Franco/BradIe 2) The best FAKE rejection letter. 3) The most rejected student. Enter as many times as you like. Submit your letter or letters (desig- nating whether real or fake) to the Law News by March 31, 1977. (intercampus mail) Winners will be announced APRIL 7, 1977, at the 2d ANNUAL LAW THE HASTINGS YEARBOOK IS COMINGI REVUE in the Commons. Get Your Group's Pictures and Memorable Moments Ready Get Your Acts Togetherllll PREVIEWS WILL BE HELD FOR LAW REVUE Monday March 7, 1977,4:00 to 6:30 Knight's Restaurant Thursday March 10, 1977,4:00 to 6:00 Knight's Restaurant A Venture ofthe Hastings Centennial Fund Call Mary Ann Klein 344-8683 to set up a time to show your stuff. If you cannot present your skit, song, or dance at one of the times listed above, call the same number to discuss special arrangements. PAGE 4 HASTINGS LA W NEWS

MATERNITY AND THE SUPREME COURT

Less than one week after the Dec. 7 workers and effectively reverse the but the system that says corporations fanciful. " U.S. Supreme Court " General Elec- Supreme Court's ruling. should profit at the expense of Brennan also maintains that the tric" decision denying pregnant In writing for the majority of the working people. Women who choose majority "unjustifiably rejected" the women the right to temporary court, Justice Rehnquist, also ap- to work are placed in an untenable Equal Employment Opportunity disability benefits , representatives pointed by Richard Nixon, followed a position since pregnancy means more Commission's (EEOC) claim that the from 43 women's professional, labor, 1974 California decision [Gedulig v. than the loss of their wages while exclusion of pregnancy from an and lobbying groups formed the Aiello I that held that the exclusion of pregnant. After childbirth, women insurance plan is not compatible Coalition to End Discrimination pregnancy disability coverage did not must provide for childcare or abandon with, and may even violate, the Against Pregnant Workers. violate the California Equal Protec- the workforce altogether." overall objectives of Title vn (Title After an initial five-hour meeting at tion clause since it did not exclude , 'The gains of the last decade in the vn stipulates that caused or contri- the University of Pennsylvania, the anyone from coverage based on employment of Blacks and other buted to by pregnancy . . . should be Coalition began a two-front assault. gender, but rather "merely" re- minorities, as well as women, could treated as such under any temporary First, the women would attempt to moved one physical condition from be wiped out with the Supreme disability insurance or sick leave reverse the Supreme Court's ruling coverage. The court wrote that the Court's approach," Augustus plan.) by lobbying lawmakers sympathetic decision divides workers into two Hawkins, D-Calif., said. The General In the second dissent, Justice to the rights of pregnant workers. groups - pregnant women and non- Electric Co. argued to the Supreme Stevens wrote that " by definition Secondly, the women would attempt pregnant persons. Since the first Court that the cost of providing such a rule discriminates on the basis to insure through collective bargain- group is made up of women and the pregnancy disfJ,bility was too of sex - for it is the capacity to ing that companies not start taking second group made up of both sexes, expensive. become pregnant which differen- advantage of the legal loophole there is no risk from which men are Presently, the GE plan provides tiates the female from the male." The provided them by the Burger Court. protected and women aren't, coverage for sports injuries, attemp- analysis remains the same, he says, A Dec. 8 article in the Wall Street reasoned Justice Rehnquist. ted suicides, venereal disease, elec- "whether the rule relates to hiring, Journal says, " The ruling reinforces "There is no proof that the G.E. tive cosmetic surgery, disabilities promotion, the acceptability of an the growing impression that mem- package is in fact worth more to men incurred while committing a crime, excuse for absence, or the exclusion bers of the business community are than women. It is impossible to find a prostate disease, circumcision, hair from a health insurance plan. likely to get sympathetic hearing gender-based discriminatory effect in transplants and vasectomy. Women's capacity for pregnancy when they take crucial cases to the this scheme simply because women In his dissent to the court's has served as an historical basis for court headed by Chief Justice Burger, disabled as a result of pregnancy do opinion, Justice Brennan called the job discrimination since employers who was appointed by (former not receive benefits; that is to say, opinion "fanciful," " simplistic," and have long used potential pregnancy President) Nixon ." gender-based discrimination does not "misleading." Joined by Justice as an excuse to refuse to hire, train, Senators Birch Bayh, D-Ind., result simply because an employer's Marshall, Brennan wrote, "the and promote women. Women are Edward Brooke, R-Mass., Charles disability benefits plan is less than soundness of the Court's underlying currently, as lawyer Ruth Weyand Mathias, R-Md., and Representatives inclusive ." ltehnquist wrote. assumption that the plan is an who argued the case before the Pat &hroeder, D-Colo. , Augustus The decision brought immediate untainted product of a gender- Supreme Court put it, "the cheap Hawkins, D-Calif. , and Elizabeth cries of outrage from the 43-member neutral risk assignment can be labor immigrants used to be. ' , Coalition, which said, "that with its examined against a historical back- Holtzman, D-N.Y. are expected to C. O'Connor introduce legislation that would ban new ruling, the Supreme Court drop of GE employment practices," discrimination against pregnant enforces not only sex discrimination, and can be found to be "purely

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INFO ON OUR SUMMER 1977 PROGRAM Dates: Classes at: Course commences approximately June San Francisco 1, and ends approximately July 15, 1977 . University of San Francisco, McLaren (California Bar Exam scheduled for July Hall 26-28, 1977.) Los Angeles HASTINGS BAR "Early bird" lectures in Wrlls, Trusts, Cultural Center, 1619 S. Robertson Blvd. Community Property and Professional San Diego REPRESENTATIVES Responsibility on weekends during University of San Diego, More Hall March and April . . . in addition to regu- Claude Ames Ellen Pfaff lar presentation during Summer course. Tape programs: Roberto Dela Rosa Lynne Riddle Terre Rushton For further details, see Class Schedule Videotape programs offered at many lo- Bob Freitas Charlie Sink (published during March). cations throughout state for those un- Pat Kernighan Grace Shimizu able to attend live lectures. Mike King Times: Tom Maddock Greer Smith Classes held approximately 4- 5 evenings Tuition : per week, plus selected Saturdays. $325 (plus refundable book deposit $40). Day-time video-tape sessions also Approved for Veterans Training available. Benefits. FEBRUARY 28, 1977 PAGE 5

LEVIN'S PRACTICAL GUIDE COLLEGE

A Handbook for the Miserably Bored PRIVACY REGS

This reporter has been saddened to IN COMPUANCE WITH THE observe that many students at PRIVACY ACT AND t\CCESS TO Hastings are ignoring some of the STUDENT EDUCATIONAL most basic fashion principles of the RECORD AMENDMENTS, THE Student Image. Tacky, tacky, tacky. GENREALCOUNSELHAS Anyone can dress the part of a law FURNISHED THE FOLLOWING student. All it takes is a little time, a INFORMATION little effort, and one trip to the Salvation Army (or The Gap). The (1) Education records (or personally Identi- populII!' "law student look" is then fiable Information contained therein, other easily achieved. As with first trying than directory information) of students will caviar or group sex, of course, the not be released without the student's proper mental attitude is imperative. written consent, except to the following: Bear in mind that the law student, [a] Other school officials, including Re- gistration and Admissions Officers, tea- male or female, is too involved with chers and Placement Director. work and study to sew on buttons, [b] Officials of other schools in which the tuck in shirts or take frequent baths. student seeks or Intends to enroll. Then cultivate a preoccupied expres- [c] Authorized governmental representa- sion and choose lines that flow with tive (State or Federal) as provided for by law. worried creases that are deepening [d]ln connection with a student's appli- daily on your face. Colors: Anything cation for, or receipt of, financial ald. that doesn't clash with blue jeans. [e] State and local officials to whom such Next, experiment with accessories. information is specifically required to be First. there is the good wool scarf - a reported or disclosed pursuant to State statute adopted prior to November 19, standard that has been a favorite of law student, for example, wears blue roars of protest from the readers. 1974. law students the world over ever and gold rugby shirt, tennis shoes, What trivia I they cry. Haven't we got [f] To organizations conducting studies, since Raskolnikov first took hatchet in and carries a can of "OIy. " The better things to do than spend our for, or on behalf of, educational agencies hand. Then there is the pipe - which partying law student wears a slightly time worrying about whether our or institutions for the purpose of develop- Ing, validating, or administering predic- can be filled with tobacco, cleaned, dazed expression and keeps his T-shirts have adequate chili stains? tive tests, administering student aid pro- and waved through the air with hands in his pockets at all times. The While anticipating this concern, we grams, and improving Instruction: Pro- accompanying sounds, but should married law student is identified by would like to respond on a philoso- vided, that the studies are conducted In a never be smoked (What? You should his or her wedding ring, inscribed phical note by quoting from a good manner whlch will not permit the per- sonal Identification of students and their kill yourself with cancer?) Last, but with one of the sayings of Mao friend and well-known scholar (whose parents by Individuals other than repre- not least, is the ever popular battered Tse-tung. The serious law student, on name will be withheld at the request sentatives of the organization and the knapsack, slung over one wearily the other hand, walks softly and of FBI agents who are still searching Information will be destroyed when no for him): "Hey, man, cocaine is longer needed for the purposes for which slouched shoulder. No need to put carries a big stick. You can .add your ｴｾ･＠ study was cOflducted. bigger than any of us. ' , books in it - rocks will do nicely, just own touches: try an earring through [g] To accrediting organizations In order as long as it looks heavy. your nose or fake elephant ears. to carry out their accrediting functions. Beyond this, you can create a still Arguably, it's freedom of expression. Regards, [h] To parents of a dependent student, as more personalized aura. The athletic This reporter can already hear Donna Elaine defined In section 152 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1954. [I] To appropriate parties In a health or safety emergency subject to the condi- tions set forth In the College Regulations. THE LAW STUMBLES ON GRANT fromfrontpage (2) Ac:cetI to or r.I.... of personally Identifiable Information In education re- Last Issue this column reported on national Sales Corporations. cords, other than directory Information or as Is permitted under (1) above, will not be al- the case of Mrs. Della Dockery, BRIGHT FUTURE lowed or accomplished by the College un- whose relatives have asked the courts less, (a) there Is a written consent from the for permission to allow her to die. She Prospects for HICLR's future are student specifying the record to be re- has been in a comatose state since a most promising. Funding was specifi- leased, the reasons for such release, and to cally approved by Governor Brown in whom, and with a copy of the record to be heart attack last November. released, or (b) such Information Is fur- The judge presiding over the case the 1977-78 budget. The newly nished In compliance with Judicial order, or has now ruled that the doctor may elected Editor in Chief (Patty Rogers) pursuant to any lawfully Issued subpoena, upon condition that the student Is notified of pull the plug on the devices that have and Executive Editor (John Harwell). are currently in the process of ap- all such orders or subpoenas In advance of been keeping her alive. He said that the College's compliance therewith. pointing an editorial staff and select- the final decision in this case rests (3) The Colleg. exclude. from student In- with the doctor, who may cut off the ing participa,nts for next year's publi- spection and review confidential letters and device if he determines that there is cation. confidential statements of recommendation no reasonable possiblity that she will On the basis of the enthusiastic which were placed In the education record response given HICLR and the steady prior to January 1, 1975, If such letters and recover. statements were SOlicited with a written as- The judge said that "the comatose progress which has been made over surance of confidentiality; or sent and patient cannot perform those func- the past year, there can be not doubt retained with a documented understanding of confidentiality; or, If placed In the re- tions that distinguish him as a that another scholarly law review has been firmly established at Hastings. . cords after January 1, 1975, refer to ad- human, and may be in a state worse when I took your purse?" He got two continued on page 8 than death . . ." He decided that no to ten years. interest of the state was served by keeping her alive in this condition. MORE PUBUC OFFICIALS were indicted by grand juries last year than THE STATE BAR has been asked to in any previous year. The Justice find better facilities in which to Department announced that 337 conduct their examinations. A bill public officials were indicted in 1976. introduced in the Assembly by The majority of these indictments Assemblyman Mike Cullen (D-Long have resulted in convictions: since Beach) would encourage the Bar to 1970 over one thousand officials have MON·E7f. .. find public facilities for the exam, been convicted. The most common rather than the currently used private conviction was for bribery, with 205, facilities. The bill stems from the followed by extortion (129), income problems of an applicant who, for tax violations (97), and conspiracy medical reasons, wishes to use an (95). electric typewriter for the exam. Electric typewriters have been WHILE SEARCHING A CAR enter- banned following last year's prob- ing the United States from Mexico at lems with power blackouts and noise. Laredo, Texas, a Treasury Customs The Cullen bill asks state agencies to Inspector discovered a hidden com- cooperate with the Bar in providing partment in the vehicle's firewall. appropriate space. The secret space was filled with socks. The Inspector discovered that A DEFENDANT in Superior Court each sock contained a drowsy parrot. decided to be his own lawyer, which Further investigation showed that the prompts the oft used phrase about birds had been fed ｴ･ｱｵｩｬｬ｡ｾ･ｮ｣ｨ･､＠ having a fool for a client. In this case com to keep them quiet during the the phrase had more than a bit of illegal border crossing. The birds truth to it. The defendant's question were rescued with minor side effects. to the victim on cross-examination was, "Did you see my face clearly W.W.Webb PAGES HASTINGS LA W NEWS

FELLINI'S CASSANOVA

Federico Fellini spent over ten drawn from The Story Of My Life by Fellini has repeatedly expressed his way to a rendezvous and sexual million dollars and took almost four Giacomo Cassano va , but we are his hatred for Cassanova, and does so encounter with a giggling, bare- years to create a film that put this presented with nothing more than once more in the film. He has stated buttocked nun (quite flabby I might correspondent's date to sleep in less Fellini's personal feelings for a man that' 'Cassanova is everything I des- add) in an abandoned light house. than twenty minutes. The opening known as history's greatest lover. pise. He is a lover with cold spenn." The story then moves through a credits note that the picture is freely His static, sterile portrait comes off dozen or more European countries, as a passionless eighteenth century and Cassanova's conquests, impri- freak show which drags on to what sonment, escape, triumph, near- seems like twice its actual 2 Yz hour suicide, and finally old age length. humiliations. Had I seen any of his earlier Sutherland's perfonnance is intre- pictures, most of which have been pid and well-executed. His face was highly acclaimed, perhaps I would made up to look grotesque, and his not have been so surprised with the apparrel seemed better suited for a effect. Here is a movie with absolute- mummy. He is on screen for what ly no joy. Fellini's disdain for his must be 90% of the film's length, and character renders it irresolute. gets to be monotonous quickly. This Cassanova's sexual escapades are is due to the lifeless nature of the pneumatic bores. Whether he is character, and not Sutherland's lack copulating with a disfigured dutchess of acting skill. The women, with one or a lovely maidservant, Donald lovely exception (that being Tina Sutherland, in a brave portrayal of Aumont) are either disfigured, aged, the great lover, is shown doing or greatly overweight. None of them perfunctory pushups until his eyes have been given major parts. roll back into their sockets. He never The cinematography, costumes, even takes off his complicated set of and set designs are outstanding, and medieval underwear. In fact their is obviously very costly. They were virtually no nudity at all in this film somewhat overshadowed by the eerie about history's most legendary flesh harpsichord music that served as the worshipper. film's soundtrack. The music, light- There must be an element of envy ing and cast together presented an in Fellini's treatment of Cassanova. overall effect that was chilling and Fellini has stated that Cassanova's funereal almost the the extent of a 12-volume set of memoirs' 'read like horror show. a telephone book," when, in fact, For example, the most tender many literary experts regard them as scene is one in which Cassanova "among tp.e most sheerly alive liter- makes love to a mechanical doll in the ary works in any language." Fellini court of Wurttenberg. This had to be • has purposely changed a book of life Fellini's ultimate symbol of and one man's enjoyment of it, into a Cassanova's sterile narcissism. This testament of death. trait has a valid base in Cassanova's In an opening scene we are pre- history, but it becomes a dominant sented with Cassanova rowing a boat theme and will serve only to grossly across the Adriatic Sea, which is distort the world's image of a obviously fashioned from plastic tar: renowned historical figure. paulins and a wind machine. He is on Larry Fahn

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Ed McMahon, Jack Carson's laugh class roles well. When the land- The music by Ernest Gould is so many times that it has changed man and co-star in Fun With Dick and scapers arrive to dig up their beauti- cheery and periodically reminds you face to reach this lame invention. Jane, called this a "needed film." fully landscaped yard, Jane puts on a that this is a kindergarten story retold Pulverman Bros. But the dick and jane story is old. show for the neighbors so as not to let Dick and Jane grow. Dick gets a job them know that their checks are as an aerospace executive. They bouncing. And Segal shows a touch- move to a big house in the suburbs, of-class when the prospective boss raise Billy, compete with the Joneses shows up for lunch. But as crooks, and then Dick gets fired from the Segal and Fonda are too attractive team that designed Neil Armstrong's and are wasted on forced pranks shoe-laces. ranging from armed robbery to public That is when the fun starts: no urination. Segal's stick-up rehearsals more ski lessons for Billy; Jane in front of the bedroom mirror con- cancels with the BOMC; Dick forfeits firm his inability to hit the broad side his Chateau Latour Pauillac for Gallo. of a bam. But he gets his ire up to Because Fun With Dick and Jane knock-off a drug store, an X-rated deals with middle-class unemploy- motel, a record store, a pizza parlor, ment, some may consider this a the Church of Monetary-Saints, and courageous satire. But it's too easy to the phone company. With each stick- make a film protesting joblessness. up their style improves as do the Reaffirming what the audience al- disguises, but the dynamic duo are, ready knows by projecting a cata- in effect, recycling Bonnie and Clyde. logue of unemployment and food McMAHON'S A HIT stamp scenes, Fun With Dick and Jane is unchallenging. In the end, crime pays, and big Dick (George Segal) is not bad as crime pays bigger. That is the film' s an aerospace executive but comic as a statement on the national ethic. The welfare applicant. He is too sharp in premise is made unreal by the under- his Givenchy suit and stubbleless use of Segal's and Fonda's charm and chin amongst the ruddy faces and intellect. McMahon, on the other women in curlers at the social service hand, epitomizes a corrupt aerospace office. He eventually blows his un- executive. His lines seem manufac- employment eligibility by not report- tured by NASA and he comes off as a ing his monthly income from a walk- natural drunk in the opening scenes. on role as a gypsy in Carmen. His line, "It stinks on Ice!" doesn't Dick's wife, Jane (Jane Fonda), match the verve of Peter Finch's gets turned down from the financial . 'I'm mad as hell. I'm not going to aid of her parents, who could not be take it anymore," in Network. doing better. Her father considers Visually, the film is an unadorned her lucky to be in a bind and strikes a 90 minutes. The dress is elegant and convincing similarity to Ralph Waldo one cannot help feeling that this Emerson in his advice to self rely. aesthetic approach to unemployment Dick and Jane play their middle is basically a glamorization.

LOST IN THE · WILDERNESS OF ADMINSTRATIVE LAW Too much philosophy of the law at the workshop. Refreshments will and not many really practical tips on be provided, each person should how to do the stuff? Well, here's a bring lunch, and we hope to be done chance to learn how one part of the by 2p.m. law really works. As a result of a similar conference On Saturday, March 12, the held last year, the Hastings' Envi- Environmental Law Society is spon- ronmental Law Society adopted a soring a Public Lands Administrative potential wilderness area (Big Butte) Appeals Workshop. Beginning at 9 and is helping a citizens' group a.m., Don Morrill of the Sierra Club defend that area. This defense has Wilderness Committee will introduce included court action, appeals within present problems involving National the BLM and State Department of Forest and Bureau of Land Manage- Water Resources, and use of the area ment (BLM) lands. for fun and to obtain standing. We Francia Welker, staff attorney for hope that some of those Hastings' the Sierra Club Legal Defense Fund, students who participate in this will then discuss the common bases year's workshop will become involved of legal action, introduce the Forest in the Big Butte project. Service appeal process, and give So if you are lost in the wilderness practical tips on how to do an appeal. of law or want to help save a little bit Finally, BLM appeal procedures will of wilderness, bring yourself and a be introduced. To help in dealing lunch and join us at the Public Lands with this wilderness of law, a packet Administrative Appeals Workshop. of sample documents and laws has Don Surgeon been prepared and will be available Hastings' Environmental

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SHAMROCK SHAKERS IN FRONT

The Shamrock Shakers, section 2A Game three proved to be the most Shamrock Shakers held a 13-6 margin of a strong bench, including a in the Fuller league has jumped out to exciting this season when the Shakers when section I-AI exploded for six promising unknown recently acquired an early season lead in the intermural met a most stubborn opponent in runs on 3 homeruns. The Shakers, on waivers from Buffalo. softball competition with three con- section I-A. now leading by only 13-11 came back Intramural leaguers invite every- secutive victories. The Shakers hope The excitement began with a with a ninth inning flurry of their own one to attend these action packed to win their second consecutive 1M stormy pregame dispute over ground- and scored seven runs to put the final . games to enjoy the sun and fun; Softball Championship. rules. Section l-Al's motin to elimi- damper on ｉｾａｬＧｳ＠ hopes for a especially since the attendance has The Shakers opened the season nate the "right centerfield home run come-from-behind upset. been falling below that of the with a 14-7 win over section 3D-2. rule" was denied and a preliminary The Shakers will be playing their Oakland A's. Softball commissioner Posting a 3-0 lead in the first inning, decision was reached to play the 4th game even as this article goes to Gooey Prune has warned that unless they controlled the game till the end. game on the merits. the press, but without the help of star the Bay Area shows the ability to In game two the Shakers exhibited Section I-AI reserved the right to shortstop. That would be Andy support more than one team, either the awesome power and sparkling appeal this decision, and there is Martinez who was injured in game the A's or Hastings will have to find defense which made them the 1976 rumor that it will be a topic for next two when he tried to stand up at another home. champions. years national moot court competi- second base and chew gum at the E.M., our unbaised reporter The second year dynamos shut out tion. But in the eyes of this reporter, same time. The Shakers team physi- section 3B, 17-0. Third baseman no reversible error has occured and cian hopes to have Martinez ready in Freeman was the defensive standout the Shakers 20-11 victory will probab- time for the playoffs if not sooner. while team captain Kevin hit two ly be upheld. In the meantime, the Shakers hope ·homeruns as lead-off batter. Going into the bottom of the 8th the to cover Martinez's loss with the help

JOGGING: LEATHER UNDERFOOT Jogging is a simple and efficient KNEES CAN FAIL and tendons along the shin. Stiffness Road Runner, Tiger Grand Prix, activity. Fifteen minutes a day is For most people, long-term jogging varies from shoe to shoe; find the Tiger Montreal (stiff), Karhu 2322 sufficient to promote healthy heart that is comfortable and injury-free flexibility most comfortable for you. and 2323 (hard to find). and lung (cardiovascular) efficiency. will depend to a large extent on their 4) Hold the shoe at the toe and the $30: Addidas SL72, Addidas SL76, In addition, jogging can help tone the shoes. When running, each foot heel and push in toward the center; it Nike Waffle (light but wears out body, increase one's resistance to strikes the ground about 800 times should bend just behind the ball of quickly), Puma 9190 (wears out illness, and facilitate the loss of every mile. Without proper shoes this the foot, not under the arch. quickly). unwanted weight. Like other forms of repeated shock can evolve into knee, (Sneakers and most tennis shoes fail exercise, jogging is likely to produce back, shin, foot and other problems. this test.) This feature is necessary to DON'T LISTEN TO SALESMAN additional positive side-effects, in- Investing in a good pair of running prevent the arch from collapsing New Balance and Brooks are the cluding smoother digestion of food shoes can save you a good deal of and.! or bearing all the stress when only ones to come in variable widths. and elimination of wastes, a reduction grief and expense further down the running. Shoes should be too large rather than in anxiety and irritability, and an road. If used exclusively for running, 5) Adequate Cushioning - mini,- too small, if a perfect fit is not improved ability to relax and sleep. a pair of shoes should last at least 12 mUD). of one-half inch at the heel and possible. Don't listen to the shoe One of the nice things about to 16 months if you run fifteen miles a three-eights inch at the ball of the salesman say a shoe has been rated jogging is that it requires no week. (And then they make a foot. Reduces shock to legs (lDd back, better than another. equipment other than some loose- comfortable pair of street shoes for a particularly on paved roads and hills. There are shoes for less than $20, fitting clothing and shoes. Yet many few more years.) The Following shoes are recom- but be sure to test them for the above people complain (and justifiably) mended as good shoes. They all pass features. Some are suitable if you do about the high cost of running shoes. THE BEST SHOE the above tests and are fairly similar a modest amount of running, but Admittedly the shoe companies and A good running shoe should have in quality. The accompanying re- others will mangle your feet and legs. retailers are reaping enormous pro- the following features: marks are not meant to detract but Most importantly, find a pair of shoes fits for a product that could sell 1) Heel Lift - cushioning is thicker rather are an aspect to consider in that feels the best on your feet. If you profitably at half the price. (One under the heel than on the ball of the accordance with your preferences. have any questions about shoes, Olympic runner makes his own shoes foot. This raises the heel and reduces $20: Brooks Villanova, Brooks injuries or running in general, drop a for about $6 a pair!) stress on the achilles tendon. 271-B. note in Locker N1000 and they will be Unfortunately, at present, there 2) Heel Counter"':'" holds the heel $24-26: New Balance 320, New gladly answered. - , are no inexpensive alternatives avail- firmly in the shoe. Balance 305 (lighter but minimal Lenny Stein able. Hopefully this article can help 3) Flexible Sole-too stiff a sole cushioning), Nike Cortez (light and you get the most for your money. cause stress and injury to muscles long-lasting but somewhat stiff), Nike

COLLEGE PRIVACY REGS Continued from page 5

mission to an educational Institution, an ap- (9) The College disclose personally plication for employment, or receipt of an will third party by an official, teacher, or lege, dates of attendance at the College, Identifiable Information from education re- honor or honorary recognition If In this employee of the College unless at regls- degrees and awards received, the most cords to college offiCials, Including Deans, latter case the student waives such right. tration or within one week of promulgation recent previous educational Institution at- teachers, the Placement officers and the of these instructions, whichever Is later, the tended by the student. The Director of (4) The College shall maintain a record financial aid officer, within the College, student Informs the Director of Registration Registration and Admissions Is authorized which will Indicate all Individuals, agencies, when the recipient has a legitimate edu- and Admission of the categories of Informa- to indicate upon the student Identification or organlzaltons which have requested or cational Interest, that Is to say, where the tlon not to be released with respect to that card supplied by the College If the student obtained access to a student education Information Is to be used by the recipient for student; name, address, telephone number, opts to withhold release of any directory record kept by the College, and will Indicate evaluating and determining an Issue related date and place or birth, participation In Information. the legitimate Interest each such Individual, to the education of the student, fitness of officially recognized activities of the Col- agency, or organization has In obtaining particular courses, or proper Instruction, this Information. Such record of access Is continuation as a student, employment In available only to the student, the officials particular activities, honors, ·extra-currlcu- responsible for the custody of the record, lar student activities, student officer or and to others authorized by law. committee pOSitions, class standings, criti- (5) Where per.onallnformatlon (otl1er than que and evaluation of an examination or ONE-NIGHT STAND directory Information) Is transmitted to a work product assignment, letters of recom- third party, It shall be done by the College mendation on behalf of the student, or similar purpose. only on condition that the receiving party Dear Law News, will not permit any other party to have ac- (10) Implementing practices of the· College cess to such Information without the written and policy change. will be written and avail- Shame, shame on you. ｈ･ｾ･＠ it is, I should have known. I should have consent of the student. able for student notice upon promulgation February 14th, I say, 14th (Doesn't expected. No wonder you always (6) Student. are permitted to Inspect and by the responsible college officials. Copies of current pOlicies will be available for that ring a bell, ding dong?) and YOQ objected to being in the heart of the review, within 30 days of their request to Tenderloin. Senseless, cruel Law the appropriate College official retaining examination In the offices of the appropriate put out an issue without one notice of custody of records pertaining to them (e.g ., Deans, the Registration and ·Admlsslons the momentousness of the occassion. News. Registration and Admissions Office, Place- Office, and Placement Office, and the I'll bet you were the one kid in the Financial Aid Office. Have you no heart? Is not Cupid ment Officers, Financial Aid Officer), their sacred? He should shoot out your classroom who never knew, on tbis education records; to make reasonable re- (11) The student has a right to Inspect and day, what all the commotion was quests for explanations and Interpretations review confidential letter. and confidential uncaring excuse for a thumper. of these records; and to obtain a copy of the statements of recommendation, but this A few (very few) attorneys are fond about. But don't worry; BlackstoJle record where such a copy Is necessary In right may be waived. A waiver applies only of saying, "Law is the love of my probably never knew either. order to exercise the right of record In- If the student knows or Is Informed, on spection and review. life," and yet you ignore, nay, deny,. Peter Nelson '79 request, of the names of persons providing any mention of love on this devotion (7) Copl.. of record. may, on request and the letters or statements, the letters or payment of reproduction fee, be furnished statements are used only for the purposes ofaday. by the appropriate college official having for which they were originally Intended, and custody of the record, but such request may the waiver Is not required as a condition for ' be denied where there Is a legitimate cause admission or other receipt or services which todo so. the student may properly receive from the (8) A schedule of f_ for copies will be College. available at each office retaining education (12) Directory Information, which consists records. of the following, may be dlsciosed to any FEBRUARY 28, 1977 PAGE 9 RUGBY BLOW BY BLOW

WINNING IN PAW ALTO to Hastings 9-6. Several minutes later Hastings R.F.C. took to the road Mike King, America's version of a two weekends ago to meet Palo Alto blitzkreig, broke four Palo Alto tack- R.F.C. for a pair of rugby matches. les as he advanced the ball to Palo On a windswept Palo Alto field Hast- Alto's 30 yard line. King, upon ap- ings I's trounced Palo Alto's first side proaching the second line of defense, 17-6. In the second game, Hastings passed the ball to Randy Faccinto. II's were ripped 20-26. Faccinto passed off to David Ander- For the first team, the win was an son on the outside. As Anderson was important psychological victory. Al- being pushed out of bounds by two though the club has an impressive 6-1 defenders, he flipped the ball over his record, there are those who claim that shoulder back into play. Faccinto, Hastings seasonal showing is the following the play, caught the ball result of an easy schedule. Palo Alto, and ran it in for the try . ever, defensive letdowns and poor ceeded to outrun 6 puffing defenders however, is not a club to be included REA VY DUTY HASTINGS officiating allowed the Palo Alto for the try. in any critic's pushover category. A seconds to reach the end zone with big and experienced group, Palo Alto Hastings' final score came on a even greater frequency. LAW SCHOOL LAGGARDS play that at first appeared destined to had the week before put on an im- Hastings was the first team to Palo Alto in the second half of the result in a Palo Alto try. In a stag- pressive show of strength and quick- score on a 10 yard run by bruising game was able to break several long gering Palo Alto overlap, Hastings ness in a loss to the Number one back Glen Luque. The normally mild- runs on the Hastings secondary, breakaways Kevin Brogan and Tom ranked BATS. The win for Hastings mannered Luque, an appraiser for which led to scores. The Hastings Robers found themselves outnum- will provide needed momentum as Northern California Savings, changes seconds did not put on a very good benid by six men. As Palo Alto began the club goes on to face its toughest character when he steps onto the tackling display in the game. Part of to march down field , Brogan smoth- matches of the year against Cal and rugby field. Aggressions he can't the problem was that Palo Alto likes ered the Palo Alto wing with a vicious the Old·Blues. take out on buildings during the week to throw elbows while they run as tackle. Brogan's seismic stick caused The scoring began when on a are directed at opposing ruggers on much as John MacConaghy likes to the Palo Alto back to make a poor Hastings overlap John Smith shot the Saturdays. On this scoring play Lu- sing rugby songs. Surely another pass to the man beside him. Tom gap past two Palo Alto defenders. que bulled his way into the end zone factor is that several standouts ad- Rogers flyhacked the ball up field as it After 30 yards of unmolested open as three Palo Alto defenders tried to mitted to having off days. was bouncing on the turf thus avert- field running, Smith finally encoun- stop him in vain. Hastings final score came in the ing the Palo Alto drive. Chris Snyder tered interference. He deftly passed Palo Alto found the end zone twice final minute when Glen Luque scored then picked up the ball and began the ball off to David Anderson, who and at half time the score favored his second try. Luque picked up the running for the try 40 yards away. carried the ball and a Palo Alto de- Palo Alto 12-6. Early in the second ball as it skirted along the Palo Alto Immediately, there was concern fender the remaining ten yards for half Hastings scored again to tie the goa! line and fell on it in the end zone. amongst the Hastings partisans along the try. Ed Todd converted to make game. A lineout pass on Palo Alto's Final score, Palo Alto 26-20. the score 6-0. the sideline. As any scouting report three yard line found its way into ON TO BERKELEY will verify, Snyder has the speed and Zook Sutton's arms. Sutton took one PALO ALTO THREAT the moves - but he does not have the step toward the end zone, dove Hastings R.F.C.'s biggest game in Palo Alto tied the match in the first eyes. The rules of rugby prohibit underneath an oncoming defender, their history will be played this half on two penalty kicks by All-Star canes and guide dogs. Therefore, the and touched the ball down on the goal Thursday. The ruggers face the Uni- Sonny Galberson. Galberson, a question on everyone's mind that line for the try . versity of California Golden Bears in running as well as kicking threat, was instant was: Would Snyder see the Several minutes later, Mike King Berkeley's Memorial Stadium. The limited to those two kicks. Outstand- end zone? As the eyes of the Snyder - in a repeat performance - broke meeting promises to be the best ing! Defensive play by John Feeney, family watched nervously from the loose into the Palo Alto secondary. rugby match of the season. The Kevin Brogan and Sam Smith ren- sideline, Snyder squinted his way to King passed off to Mike Haesloop. Hastings I's will play at 3 p.m. , fol- dered Galberson offensively impotent the goal line for the try. Haesloop, showing good wheels, car- lowed by the II's at 5 p.m. Students for the rest of the game. ried the ball 10 yards before passing are encouraged to attend, which is of BABY BROTHER MAKES GOOD The scoring in the second half got off to Major Mike Malone. The Major course why there's no charge for under way when Scotland's version of The Hastings second side, like the quickly passed the ball outside to admission. George Blanda, Ed Todd, booted in a first squad, managed to get into the John Feeney. Feeney, who trains for - Jacques De La Boitte 35 yard penalty kick to raise the score end zone with some frequency. How- rugby with cigarettes, then pro-

SPORTS NAME DROPS By Scoop Sutro

This sports reported tripped out to which was so incredible he received Cole got the Don Putterman Golden you guys SURE you want me to Ocean and Aptos field Sat. Feb. 5, to applause from both teams and a Glove award. The big hits of the day play?! " Are you kidding, Marilyn ... ? watch Section 3E (The Champs) group playing football on a nearby were made by Bruce, Dick, and WOW extends an open invitation battle Section lA's second softball field. Stewart Rine was runner-up for Charlie Slynstad, in spite of the to Section 1A to come out for the rest team - affectionately known as the the game ball for hitting the ball pitching. Last, and certainly least, of the games to watch (and drink) or Worn Out Worms (WOW). Due to every time at bat. (Great, Stew!) Marilyn Gamick made a guest ap- play (and drink). The only require- the cold weather, the beer flowed Mark Brandenberg couldn't seem to pearance and was heard to say: "Are ments are BYOB and swearing that faster than usual (if you can believe find the right position in the outfield you'll never divulge the game score. that) and the cloud around home so he finally resigned himself to a plate attempted to warm the in- striptease act on the sidelines. (The THE OTHER SUNDAY fielders (ask Jim "Roving Cloud" Mascot loved it! ! !) Tom Stewart Cole). kibutzed from the outfield when he The game got off to a thrilling wasn't picking up his hat (Want a start when, after only two innings, chin-strap, Tom?) while Dick Don Putterman was given the Most Archbold, well, what can I say about Errors in a Game "Golden Glove" Dick - he had a good time. The only award. Steve Siino got his obligatory injury of the afternoon took place at RBI in the next inning and, in the the Bar-B-Q following the game but bottom of that inning, Ruby Udell this reporter isn't talking about it . . surprised everyone (herself, most of Oh, by the way, the other team had a all! !) when she caught a fly ball good time and, with a little practice, while only trying to protect her head might be able to put together a The East-Asian Law Society enjoy- was provided by a loved member with the mitt. Madeline Jen-Kin decent club. ed a Sunday afternoon in Orinda, herein refered to as David, who gave batting lessons when she On the following Friday, WOW March 6th, drinking plum wine, commented on the spotless nature of wasn't chasing down a full beer can met with Section 2D (who brought relaxing in the sunshine, and gener- the Prugh's glass patio doors as he or standing on second base. Bruce absolutely NO brew and couldn't ally enjoying each other while simultaneously bounced off one of Goren was awarded the prize for even dig up a pack of matches classical oriental dancers entertained them. spending the most time in the ivy among them). After overcoming in the round. Work was strickly fobidden at the after missing more than his share of some pitching defects, 2D settled The lovely setting for the gathering gathering. Students of course had pop flys to third. down to some serious ballplaying. was Professor George Prugh's home, few problems with this, but a sharp The official Mascot (Valerie WOW, on the other hand, had a spacious and serene. A Japanese eye had to be kept on Dean Riegger Foster) announced the score at the great time. style lunch was served in doors. After and professors Shattuck and Frolik. top of the ninth and was promptly Kathy Warner got the Ruby Udell lunch the party adjourned to the pool Professor Prugh was kept busy trying thrown out of the game. Rick Reiser Suprise Catch of the Day late in the side patio where Mimi and Lasandre to find the two dancers and one other was unanimously voted to be de- 4th inning. Ken "Rubber Arm" exquisitely performed classical Java- person who got lost somewhere in his serving of the game ball though no Cassutt ran his .bleep. off in left nese and Korean court dances, some house. The afternoon was a great one volunteered to present the field, made some powerhouse of which are rarely seen in this success. award. Rick's prize-winning play was throws, and was generally an im- country. The East-Asian Law Society a flying-tumbling catch in left field portant addition to the team. Dana L-_T_h_e_s_u_p_p_l_em_e_n_tary__ e_n_te_rta __ i_n_m_e_n_t ______ｾ＠ PAGE 10 HASTINGS LAW NEWS

RANDOM TRIAL NOTES continued from front page moustache and wire-rim glasses that A boar bristle moustache and a Good, you'll bring your straight Thump. Thump-thump, thump. had charged up San Juan Hill. A chambermaid's whisper of an Oxford edge. Hmmm. Not much help. So much for paisley tie that was coordinated with accent. Admirably equipped for the The script writer on set. Waiting internal organs. But God, you his shirt and suit only by the fact that days of Her Majesty's eternal behind the director's chair. thought about her all day. Doodled it was cloth. sunshine. "Quick, the scene needs to be her name and idly wondered why. The plaintiff, a Southern banking The other defense counsel was tall. changed. Quick, quick, the actors You didn't want to call right away, so company, was going down the drain. Say 6'1" or 6'2" on a hill. He wore need new lines. Quick." you went and played poker with the Supposedly tainted with mob money. the uniform. Three piece gray " ... Pressure, whoa, pressure, boys. Didn't win a pot, but fertilized Florida connections. The plaintiff had flannel. An incisive lawyer with a dry pressure's got the drop on you." plenty. Cards were colder than a four lawyers. Four different suits. wit. The trial was progressing, Steel drums and thick ganja and banker's smile. In the car home, the The first suit was blue-grey with pale slowly. you wonder why you work. battle raged and you finally decided white and pink pin stripes. A short, Each side had a paralegal or two to "I don't care what the bossman . .. no call. All settled. No more fatty man with a skin condition that help. The smallest man is now cross- say, I'm gonna laugh and sing all questions. You walk in the apartment caused blotches to flare on his face examining the CPA expert. Snore. day. " Client's on the stand. Stand by and pick up the phone. You bought like sun-spots in a cosmic storm. A The opposition's paralegal has a nice your man. He signs the checks, after here a single yellow rose for that Jack-in-the-Box objector. pair oflegs. all. lunch. A priceless 50 cent gesture. "Your Honor, I object ... this is "You mentioned that ... " You had lunch with Kirstin "Here. " outrageous. ' , "Isn't it a fact that ... " Summers. She's beautiful. Quiet. An "Oh." People who couldn't agree on "Isn't it true that . . ." even gaze. She was glad that you had "It's a winter rose." anything else were still of the "Now, Mr. Witless, if, hypothe- called her for lunch. If you hadn't, "Roses don't grow in the winter." unanimous opinion that he was a tically speaking . . ." she would have been forced to. That "Let me keep my romantic il· flaming asshole. Up and down he The carpet tramped down by would require too much "psychic lusions," he said. She laughed. sprang. Defense counsel thought he pacing - to and fro. Whispers and energy." Rather insecure. You asked People thought she was a smasher. wasn't playing fair. half angry objections. Kangaroos her if she was living with her "long Quietly striking. Strikingly quiet. Suit No.2 was a brown and beige with thyroid problems. story." Yes, but not for long. Your 4:00 p.m. Some heat raised in this three peice herringbone tweed. A "Your Honor!" "long story" was gone too. But not air-conditioned court. Interest figures man so tiny that short men liked to The judge speaks slowly. Like a for good. You ate at a salad place. being chalked on the blackboard. stand near him. Small enough to snail with a broken shell. Oozing Green is good. Soup, too. Hot and $1,364.08 a day of interest on the re-enroll in grammar school with the along between the cracks of time. wet isn't bad either. You doubted property. A lot of interest. Yours is right clothes and a fresh head of hair . "You think ... that ... ｾ｢ｹ＠ now all aloud that she was truly in love with directed elsewhere. Woman on the Sissyish with a garden hedge of a could finish his sentence) ... " her "long story. ' , half shell. lisp. , "Your Honor, opposing counsel is "No. I don't know. It's hard to Order in the court. Everybody is a The third suit was tan corduroy. A turning this court into a circus. " If so, explain, but it had nothing to do with lawyer. Nine or ten now here in court. teutonic-looking Southerner with where do you get your refund? Your him. I'd just gotten tired of being All well-paid - and dull. All un- hands that picked at his head. Pulling front row tickets to boredom. The a . . . showpiece." doubtedly look better in their suits at his eyebrows. Thin sleeping brown attorney turns to you during the Chatelain laments, "It's bad hav- than bare-assed. Probably look ri- hair. recess. ing people like you for the wrong diculous bare-assed. What do their The last man had an ugly suit that "Stephen, now we really need this reasons." wives think of them? Chatelain aits, had never been near a sheep. But brief. It's quite important. ' , "What are the right reasons?" she jotting merrily away. The clients Ugly Suit was one-half of the name Chatelain is dubious. He remem- asks. You are who you look like. She think, hopefully, that Chatelain is partnership. A big Irishman with a bers the last "needed" brief. Yester- saw you as you viewed her. Attracted taking notes on the trial. Voluminous gift for words. Sloppy with a nice day. At the office ... It's 7:30 p.m. to you. Not enough to pack a tooth notes. Ready for the appeal. The , 'just folks" attitud.e for the court. The clock says you shouldn't be in the brush ｾ｣ｯｬ､Ｍ｢ｬｯｯ､･､＠ for a first date, appellate brief. Lawyers do it in their The defendant was represented by office. The place is still. You have to anyway). Or shave her prickly legs. briefs. Not you, no yet. two attorneys and Chatelain. do it. Another goddamn memoran- Can't run after a woman. Es- The trial is slowly winding down. Five of the six lawyers wore dum of points and authorities. That's pecially a cool number. Anyway, s/S.C. glasses. One was in shape; a defense four in three days. Late night scribe. wouldn't it end like all the others? attorney who ran miles the way Comman man. A hired hand. You'd be tired of her sooner than she others drink. He was another man "Stephen, we may need your deserves. What does your heart say? more in tune with a different epoch. drafting skills." Listen to your heart, boy! Thump.

PRACTICAL ECOLOGY continuedfrompage12 HEAL THYSELF continued from front page ·Don't fill the whole tub when taking CONSERVATION AT THE a bath. GROCERY STORE While initially giving the impression into the clinic he or she becomes the ·If you have to wash your car, do it of being an unruly bear, Mr. Neilsen client of whoever is scheduled to with a bucket of water, not the hose. ｇ･ｮ･ｲ｡ｴｾｧ＠ less garbage is a first is a damn fine instructor who has his conduct initial interviews during that ·Don't hose off driveays and side- step toward the reduction of resource students' needs at heart. One stu- hour. That Hastings student will act walks, use a broom. waste. The grocery store provides dent, whose name is withheld for as counsel for his or her client until ·Take showers with a friend. abundant opportunities to implement obvious reasons, says "He's a paper ultimate disposition of the case ｾｵｬﾭ this practical ecology . tiger unless you jeopardize in any timate disposition may be as far as GAS AND ELECTRICITY: ·The paper bags from the grocery way your client's best interest; at representing the client in court as all ·If you are gone all day, turn the heat store can be reused several times; which point you deserve all you get. members of the clinic can be certi- all the way off until you return. take them back and fill them up As Neilsen has put it in class, fied by the State Bar) or until the ·Eliminate unnecessary lights and again. Better yet, bring your day pack though, 'better now before him than end of the semester. This is not to use lower wattage bulbs. or book bag to the market and fill it. before a state bar disciplinary say that a clinic member must drop ·Where possible, use fluorescent ·Plastic produce bags ｾ｡ｬｴｨｯｵｧｨ＠ committee.' " his/her caseload at the end of the lights rather than incandescant second to biodegradable paper) can The clinic is located at 1337 3rd semester. Professor Neilsen is very bulbs. make the trip back to the produce Street. Close to the U.C. Medical flexible about arrangements allowing ·Close doors and turn off vents in aisle again and again. School, it is designed to serve any of a clinic member to complete hislher unused rooms. ｾｗｨｹ＠ heat when you .Try to purchase brands that are the legal needs of the Medical School ongoing cases after the semester has aren't using?) minimally packaged. Overpackaged Students. The line, however, is ended. ·Use a wool blanket instead of an products ｾｰｬ｡ｳｴｩ｣＠ over a foil container drawn at fee engendering litigation. The legal needs of the medical electric blanket. in a paper box with a cellophane Still, the latitude allowed for the students range from dissolutions, ·Lower the thermostat to 65 degrees. wrapper!) are not only more expen- Hastings student to take on the re- probate work and insurance settle- ·Consider the energy used to make sive, but represent a waste of re- sponsibilities of effective represen- ment negotiations to superior court the products you buy. Purchase items sources and energy and the senseless tation for his/her client is very appearances in hotly contested mat- which are not energy intensive. generation of more garbage. broad. ters. Peter C. Sange, a 3rd year student stated, "Up to now, Victor J. HOW IT'S DONE Poree and I have handled a number GO LD BE RG continued from front page When a medical student comes of insurance cases and we're now extremely excited about our upcom-' move on to her next point of Justice Goldberg pointed out that ing case involving an allegedly un- contention. none of the students here were given an easy time of it. This was an intense justified denial of health care bene- The arguments in both oral an oral argument as any of them will fits to a student stemming from sur- sessions that evening were excellent. ever have to face. This caliber of oral gery and a subsequent claim by the So good, in fact, that the Bench was argument is a credit and a benefit to student." unable to pick a winning side in either the Hastings community as a whole. Mollie Dent, another 3rd year stu- argument, determining both sessions The video tape of these arguments dent said. "It's a very valuable ex- a draw. However, the Justices did will be permanently placed in the perience. Only seven weeks into this single out one advocate in each Prosser Video Tape Library. All in- semester Jan Van Praag and I have argument as most impressive. Their terested may make viewing arrange- handled four cases: two drunk driving choices were Noreen Sharp and Steve ments through the Hastings charges, a dissolution and a child Hayes for the 5:00 and 8:30 round Television Office. custody case. " respectively. FEBRUARY 28. 1977 PAGE 11 ADMISSIONS FOR SALE

"It's been common knowledge that indicted. Fineman's identity was editorial in the Daily Pennsylvanian, on behalf of students seeking ad- you could pay to get into medical never revealed to the parents. the school paper, Sweeten was asked mission to the school and makes sure school for years. There have been Fineman is the fourth Philadelphia to temporarily step down from his that children of politicians, influential payoffs to all types of professional politician to be indicted for soliciting position until "all questions concern- physicians, and wealthy businessmen schools: medical, veterinary, dental, bribes to influence professional ing his role in the affair have been are accorded special treatment. law. It's nationwide," says FBI agent school admission. David W. Marston, answered." President Martin " In a fledgling medical school like Jim Perry. U.S. Attorney in Philadelphia, said Meyerson issued a public statement Davis, which only admitted its first Common knowledge and common the indictments resulted from a about the Fineman case but that class in 1968, money for capital ripoff but the deals are made with " monster investigation over six didn't seem to be more than a five- construction and facilities is life- anyone but the common person. months long." The FBI entered the paragraph document of good will that blood," said Peter L. Storandt, Many students who have the way to Fineman case on a lead from a the students said demonstrated "an assistant dean of the medical school graduate school bought and paid for confidential FBI source, according to extreme lack of assertiveness and an from 1972 to 1975. He cited incidents come from families where fathers are Perry. attempt to gloss over the case's where the sons of California poli- politicians, businessmen or wealthy Based on the indictment, Fineman implications.' , ticians were admitted by the dean doctors in the community. And Perry took $15,000 through Abrams from And the implications are serious. without ever going through the is working on one case in Philadephia Oscar Braunstein, one of the parents, With medical and professional school admissions process at all. where daddy happened to know a in 1972. On April 5, 1973, Fineman admissions getting more limited Back in Philadelphia, Represen- State Representative. sent an undisclosed letter to Mark every year, cases like Fineman's only tative Fineman faces a total of 80 Herbert Fineman, Democractic Allam, who was then dean ' of the underline the fact that the rich get years in prison and a $78,000 fine if Speaker of the Pennsylvania House of Veterinary School. He soon received richer and the poor get rejection convicted. But even that conviction Representatives, was indicted last the payoff money from Abrams a notices. It also serves to make may not discourage the sale of places month on charges of blackmail, month later and Braunstein's son, influence-peddling a serious, if not in graduate schools. Perry says that bribery, obstruction of justice, mail Michael, was admitted to the school. detrimental, objective for other pro- the FBI currently has leads to other fraud and conspiracy in connection Later, on August 31, 1976, the fessional school applicants. payoff schemes in other states. with alleged payoffs by three parents indictment charges that Fineman met As a result, says FBI man Perry, "There's no doubt they are going who sought admission for their with Senior Vice-President for one of the Bureau has moved most of its on," he says. children to the University of Pennsyl- the University's programs, E. Craig manpower from work on smaller So, if the tuition at the medical vania School of Veterinary Medicine, Sweeten, and ordered him to destroy crimes to white collar crime. school of your choice goes up next Thomas Jefferson University and the all correspondence relating to Influence-peddling, while not a year, it just may be that the money is Philadelphia School of Osteopathic Braunstein's admission located in the crime, is worth more to children of needed to pay the dean's courtroom Medicine. student's IDes. As yet, no school the wealthy than perfect grade point and attorney fees unless more candid Fineman, 56, allegedly extorted administrators involved or parents averages which, often enough, many admissions procedures are put into $41,000 from 1968 to 1976 from the have been indicted. of these children never have. effect soon. Nobody is happy about the situa- At the University of California- parents. Named as co-conspirator Helaine Lasky was Martin Abrams who reportedly tion at the University of Pennsyl- Davis Medical School, Dean John collected the payoffs but was not vania, least of all the students. In an Tupper openly admits to interceding

MUSIC IN MY EARS

"Sleepwalker," (Arista AL-4106) is friend who has gone on to success "Sleepless Night" is the standard emerged. the Kinks' 20th album. This group and forgotten his chums. He has been romantic ballad ofthe record. A great The Kinks are one of the last vital has had one of the most colorful seen before as Powerman in "Lola falsetto by Davies and rich production original rock and roll bands left histories in rock music. They began versus Powerman" and Mr. Flash in add up to one of their better ballads today. Of all the English groups of as one of the leaders of the "English , 'Preservation. " However, the song since ' 'Lazing on a Sunny the sixties, only the Kinks and the Invasion" of the middle sixties. I still adds nothing new. Afternoon. " Who are still performing. Though remember the first time that I heard Things do perk up with "Sleep- The closing cut, "Life Goes On," is this album may not win them many "You Really Got Me" on the radio. walker," the title song. A combina- the shining moment of the album. It new fans, it will delight anyone who Complete with churning guitars and tion of catchy lyrics, fine guitar work is Ray Davies personal story. The has ever loved the Kinks. screaming vocals, it remains one of by brother David Davies, and a great song begins in second person, narra- the most memorable songs of that uptempo beat. One you can hum all ting the story of a friend whose life •••••• time. The group faded in popularity day. was almost ruined by emotional dis- tress caused by his girlfriends run- For those interested in jazz, an and produced a series of obscure SIDE TWO albums which went nowhere. "Lola" ning off with his best friend. It then exceptional weekend is coming up changed all of that, one of the classic Side 2 opens up with a classic switches to first person as he re- March 5th. For traditional tastes, Bill singles in rock history, it gave the Kinks rock and roller, "Juke Box counts his own bout with suicide in Evans will be at the Great American group a fanatical cult following and Music." Shades of Johnny Thunder parody, "I turned on the gas, but I Music Hall. Pat Martino will be at enough money to pursue Raymond and it is back to the fifties. The soon realized I hadn't settled my Keystone Komer, and for the avant Douglas Davies visions of social and Davies brothers combine for tremen- bills,and they turned off my supply." garde Anthony Braxton will be mak- political satire which dominated their dous harmonies, another fine solo, In the end, he concludes that no mat- ing a solo appearance at a new club in music through the seventies. Illld all the intensity so lacking in ter what, life goes on, so do the best. Berkeley, Mapenzi. Raymond Davies is the key to the much of the lush music we are It is a bit strange seeing Ray Davies Kinks. He has an unusual ability to inundated with today. Simplicity, emerge as an optimist after years of combine old themes, both musical performed with taste, can be cynical social comment. Perhaps after and lyrical, and make them still refreshing. personal battle a new side has sound fresh. His vocals are truly some ofthe best in rock and roll. And his writing abilities are unparalleled. "Sleepwalker" marks a series of IT'Ll Tm. HENRY changes for the Kinks. They have ａｗｈｴｌﾣＱ｢･ｾ＠ switched record labels, ending a long usro TO relationship with RCA. The use of horns in their music is gone, replaced REllREMENfru by synthesizers and strings. For the first time in five years, "Sleep- walker" is not a concert album. Instead, it is a series of varied style and. songs with no particular focus. Some of them work, some do not. The album opens with a typical Kinks theme, "Life on the Road." This is a recurring idea, dealt with in some d\Eltail on the album, "Every- body's in Showbiz." Here the focus has changed to that of the Middle- Aged rocker looking back on his life, and realizing he will live it out playing on the road. The second song, "Mr. Big Man" is another old concept, that of the old PAGE 12 HASTINGS LAW NEWS

LAW CENTER The TONY PATINO Ｋ］ｾｌｌｏｗｓｗｉｐ＠ GROUND· UNIVI;RSITY ot= CALlt=ORNIA -<:> I-lASTINGS COLLI;GI; ot= TI-lI; LAW BREAKING SAN t=RANCISCO

Law Center Trustees hope to begin Hastings College of the Law is proud to announce construction of the Hastings Law the Tony Patino Fellowship in memory of Antenor Patino, Jr., a ｈｾｳｴｩｮｧｳ＠ student Center September of this year. The who died December 26, 1973. ThiS Fellowship was estabhshed actual groundbreaking date will de- by his Mother in accordance with Tony's often-expressed pend on whether a pending federal wish and intention to help his fellow students. grant is approved. Law Center Foun- dation Director Walter McGuire is in Washington and meeting with White House officials to clear the way for final approval of that federal funding. The grant would cover the costs of razing the existing buildings and beginning actual construction of the It is the conviction of the donor that a proper legal education The Fellowship is designated solely for ｮ･ｾ､ｹ＠ and. worthy academic and legal affairs facilities. should not only be the study of law, but should also be .an students at Hastings College of the Law. It Will prOVide Still more money is needed and the influence in developing a sensitivity to the needs of sOCIety. educational and living expenses 10 the total amount of $5,000.00 Law Center Foundation is leaving no Therefore, the Felfowship prefers a law student with a . per year. In addition, should the recipient have need of child stone unturned. Every little bit helps. "rounded capacity for life to one whose only view of ｨｵｭｾＬｮｬｴｹ＠ care for his or her child or chIldren (6 months to three years), "Over $700,000.00 in private gifts, is gained as he or she passes from one hbrary to another. such care can be provided through the benefits cif the Antenor Patino, Jr. Endowment Fund. pledges and deferred donations have The kind of applicant the Fellowship is ｩｾｴ･ｲ･ｳｴ･､＠ in already been received by the Law supporting is one whoselersonal. and academic. history shows The donor hopes the financial support from the Fellowship Center Foundation," McGuire said initiative, motivation an good citizenship. ThiS must be will afford the recipient the opportunity outside his or her exemplified by active participation in public interest activities, legal studies for free tnquiry and activity in areas of his or her before he left for Washington. "This interest related to the needs of society. has enabled the architects to begin as well as a desire to serve others upon receipt of a degree 10 law·. The candidate's record should show participation in organiza- the detailed schematics necessary for The Fellowship is renewable each year based upon per· . tions or programs that study and contribute to the solution formance. Upon receiving the two renewals of the Fellowship construction. ' , of a broad range of societal problems. Consideration is given to and upon the successful completion of the requirements for McGuire said that he would be applicants who have demonstrated qualities of leadership and the Juris Doctor degree, the recipient will then be known back in San Francisco for the general are inquisitive and concerned about the world around them. as a "Tony Patino Fellow.' student body meeting at the Law Supportive data will be required to verify the actual APPLICATION: Center next week on March 8th. He involvement in human services. Write to the Tony Patino Fellowship (Room I-M) encouraged each and every member Hastings College of the Law, University of ｃ｡ｬｩｦｯｲｮｾ｡Ｌ＠ of the Hastings community to attend. 198 McAllister Street, San Francisco, CA 94102

COMM/ENT UPDATE: PRACTICAL ECOLOGY IT'S OFFICIAL COMM/ENT, the Hastings Journal areas. The COMM/ENT editors A Guide to Recycling and Conserva- of Communications and Entertain- report funding for the first issue is tion in the Home: ment Law, is pleased to announce its complete and that substantial addi- In the Eastern States the natural SAVING WATER: participation in a joint writing tional operating money will be gas shortage has reached the crisis *Fill the basin, don't run the tap program with the Hastings Law available upon the success of the first level. In the West water is fast be- while washing hands or shaving. Journal and the Hastings Constitu- issue. coming a precious element. These are *When showering, wet down, soap tional Law Quarterly. Additionally, invitations to join the but two dramatic examples of a up and rinse off instead of continually First year students interested in Journal's Board of Advisors have reality that is becoming ever more running the water. Use lower water working with COMMIE NT as an been sent to several well-known and apparent: the supply of exploitable pressure. alternative to moot court are en- influential practitioners. COMMI natural resources is limited. Curtail- *A toilet uses five to six gallons of couraged to apply. Details for the ENT's hope is that they will act as ing the use of primary resources and water with each flush - don't flush program will be announced shortly. resources for students writing notes reusing recyclable materials is the the toilet every time it's used. Students who have already com- and will help guide the Journal key to the intelligent and efficient *Place weighted plastic bottles in the pleted moot court need not enter the toward serving the profession in the utilization of our limited resources. toilet tank. competition to apply. Appointments best fashion possible. The conservation tips we offer are *Collect water for household plants for interviews can be scheduled by (Pssst!! COMM/ENT is planning a simple and require only a minimum while waiting. for the bath water to leaving a letter in the COMM/ENT party to further acquaint interested of effort which even a busy law stu- get hot. offices at 55 Hyde addressed to the students with the rewards (and hard dent can afford. Individual conserva- *Use water-saving shower heads, Recruitment Committee and work) of Journal membership. The tion efforts have a significant impact which are available at many hardware expressing your interest. date is tentatively set for March 17th; on the total amount of resources stores. The premiere issue of COMM/ENT further announcements will be consumed. continued page 10 is currently in the final stages of forthcoming. ) editing. Response from the profes- Meanwhile, second year students sional community is great. So far the interested in writing for Hastings' major broadcasting networks and Journal of Communication and Enter- motion picture studios have sub- tainment Law in subsequent issues "The Best Rugby Match of the Season! ! " scribed, as well as a large number of should contact the COMM/ENT practitioners specializing in these recruitment committee at their Jacques De La Boitte earliest convenience. BU DG ET continued from front page locker rooms. Thusfar no source of million dollar athletic complex with HASTINGS funds can be found. But the Law funds from pledges and student fees. Center Trustees do want such facili-, Fahn suggested that the payoff ties. . would be that students during those vs. Fahn is one of several students al- academic years that the recreational ready involved in the Law Center facilities assessment was in effect Development Program. "Additional would be able to use the facilities free CAL student assistance is needed imme- as alumni; that students at Hastings diately," he said. prior to the assessment would be ''I've been told that we students I charged a fee. cari virtually assure the inclusion of The recreational complex assess- This Thursday at 3 o'clock recreational facilities in the new Law ment proposal would be added to a in the University of California's Center by voting ourselves a slight proposed placement/P .R. assess- historic Memorial Stadium. increase in student fees to be ear- ment. That placement assessment marked for the gym, handball courts would be earmarked for the produc- etcetera," revealed Fahn to a full tion and distribution of polished FREE ADMISSIONI LIQUID REFRESHMENTI ASH meeting. placement materials to all attorney The Hastings Community is cordially invited to take Thursday "We would approach it like so employers in California and nation- afternoon off and join the Hastings Rugby Club for a good time many of the Ivy League schools have wide. From each of these proposed in Berkeley. and like they've just finished doing at assessments, tangible benefits would my alma mater at U .C. Davis," Fahn accrue almost immediately. Rides & Car Pooling: Sign up on Rugby board in Commons continued. "They've built a multi-