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29 W. 036 Butterfield Road, Warrenville. IL 60555 866-425-3340 tel 877-488-6266 fax www.LegalHealthPlans.com/pad From the Desk of the TABLE OF CONTENTS International Message from the International Justice...... 3 Frank J. McCown Passes...... 4 Justice Message from the International Justice - Spanish ...... 5 Chapter News ...... 5-8 It’s Not About Clerk’s Corner...... 9 The Numbers More Law Chapter News ...... 10--12, 15, 27 As we come to the Education and Membership Initiatives ...... 13 end of the 2006-2007 Saving on Health Insurance ...... 15 school year, we find that both our pre-law FAQ’s of the DCO...... 16 and law school Privacy & Personal Autonomy ...... 17 chapters have held very The Socratic Edge ...... 18 successful rushes. So Sammis Chapter Spring Success...... 19 much so that P.A.D. Alumni Updates ...... 20 now has over 9,000 Public Service Center Pages ...... 21-22 new members, bringing our total of pre-law members to 9,153 The Shrinking Applicant Pool ...... 23 and our law student membership to 13,043. The P.A.D. Strategic Plan sets forth many goals to be Australian Business/Terrorism ...... 24 achieved over a 10 year period the measurement of which, for Pre-Law News ...... 26, 28-31 the most part, is numbers because they are easy to quantify Alumni Dues Payers ...... 32-37 and to track. One of those goals is to increase our law school International Study Abroad Program Information...... 39 chapter rushing to 5,000 new members per year. This goal was P.A.D. Day at the Supreme Court ...... 40 achieved this year on April 23rd just 4 years into the Strategic Plan when 74 new law student members were reported by various chapters to the Executive Office as having been initiated Phi Alpha Delta is a proud member of the Professional Fraternity Association and the College into our Fraternity and their chapters. Our total number of Fraternity Editors Association. new law school members for this fiscal year is now 5,156. Because we are goal oriented, some members believe that THE REPORTER (ISSN-01-0149-8754) we are only concerned about the “numbers”. Nothing could Frank C. Patek, II Executive Director • Andrew D. Sagan, Editor be further from the truth. What these “numbers” translate into 345 N. Charles Street, Baltimore, MD 21201 • Volume 59 – Number 2 are new P.A.D. sisters and brothers who are very precious to us Published quarterly. An official publication of Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity, International. Post-Master send change of address to 345 N. Charles Street, Baltimore, MD 21201 USA. Periodical postage paid at Baltimore, MD 21233-9998 and additional entries. “The Reporter” is sent to all dues-paying alumni of the Fraternity without charge. because they are the life’s blood of our Fraternity. While in undergraduate school and law school, they are the foundation

International Int’l. Board Member Int’l. Tribunal Chief Tribune Executive Director for our pre-law and law school chapters. They provide the Executive Board Jeffrey Hesser Kathleen Maloney Frank C. Patek II 3462 N. Sheffield Ave. #2S 5632 Rapid Run Court diversity which is so important in P.A.D. They comprise the Int’l. Justice Chicago, IL 60657 Burke, VA 22015 Assistant Executive Director John F. Weitkamp Andrew D. Sagan Int’l. Board Member Associate Tribune chapter membership base from which all organization and 10724 White Oak Ave. Rhonda Hill Stephen King Assistant Editor Granada Hills, CA 91394 2030 NW 129th Street 5 Friendship Lane Leslie Rutherford programming is rooted and from which inactive chapters Clive, IA 50325 Int’l. Vice Justice Wiggins, MS 39577 Director of Chapter Operations become active chapters. They provide the leadership which Alan S. Zelkowitz Int’l. Board Member Associate Tribune Byron K. Rupp 1431 Juli-Lyn Ct. Tom Bentz Philip Greenberg PSC Director Northbrook, IL 60061 2099 Pennsylvania Ave., N.W. 10 Park Ave., Suite 2A drives each of our chapters. And, as a general rule, as Suite 100 New York, NY 10116 Carole Collins Washington, DC 20006 Int’l. Advocate Dir. of Financial membership increases so does the chapter’s programming, Alexander Int’l. Board Member Executive Office: Operations Francuzenko Stephen J. Savva 345 N. Charles Street Tom Giachino which benefits not only our members, but their law schools Baltimore, MD 21201 1365 Heritage Oak Way 250 West 57th Street, Reston, VA 20914 Suite 919 410-347-3118 LRE Coordinator and their surrounding communities. Stronger chapters provide New York, NY 10107-0900 www.pad.org Kyle Miller Int’l. Treasurer a better fraternal experience for our members, something that Arnold N. Hirsch National Advertising: Membership Consultant P.O. Box 1237 410-347-3118 Jon Bassford Apache Junction, AZ 85220 each member carries with them for a lifetime. And, lastly, they or email [email protected] Pre-Law Membership Int’l. Secretary Consultant are our future alumni and leaders driving us ever forward to Ronald J. Winter Robert Hughes P.O. Box 1348 fulfill the P.A.D. Declaration of Purpose: “The purpose of this Lockport, NY 1348 Executive Director Emeritus Fredrick Fraternity shall be to form a strong bond uniting students and teachers of J. Weitkamp Declaration of Purpose the law with members of the Bench and Bar in a fraternal fellowship “The purpose of this Fraternity shall be to form a strong bond uniting students and teachers of the law with designed to advance the ideals of liberty and equal justice under law; to members of the Bench and Bar in a fraternal fellowship designed to advance the ideals of liberty and equal justice under law; to inspire the virtues of compassion and courage; to foster integrity and professional competence; to stimulate excellence in scholarship; to inspire the virtues of compassion promote the welfare of its members; and to encourage their moral, intellectual, and cultural advancement; so that each member may enjoy a lifetime of honorable professional and public service.” CONTINUED ON PAGE 4

“THE REPORTER” – PAGE 3 CONVENTION 2008 COVER SHOT

Past International Justice Frank J. McCown Passes On Wednesday, May 16, 2007, our Fraternity suffered a tremendous loss with the passing of the Hon. Frank J. McCown. Frank’s service to P.A.D. was long and extensive. He attended Ohio State University College of Law where he was Justice of our William McKinley Chapter. From 1967 to The dates for the 57th Biennial 1970, he served as an Assistant to the Supreme Justice and traveled throughout the United Convention are set! Over 300 P.A.D. States and Canada. From 1970 to 1972, he served as District X Justice and oversaw fraternity Brothers and Sisters will be headed operations in 3 states. to Scottsdale, Arizona on August 6- At the 1972 Convention, he chaired the Merger Committee which oversaw the merger 10, 2008 at the Doubletree Paradise of Phi Delta Delta Women’s Legal Fraternity with Phi Alpha Delta. He was elected to the Valley Resort. Executive Board in 1972 as the Supreme Treasurer. Two years later, he was elected Supreme You can register on-line at Advocate and then International Second Vice Justice. In 1978 at the Cleveland Convention, www.pad.org once you log-in to your Frank was elected International Justice. It was a busy two years and everyone worked – membership record. Be sure to check because Frank worked harder than everyone else. He truly led by example – a lesson many of us learned from him. During his tenure as International Justice, the Pre-Law Program the website for further updates, was developed and was presented for adoption to the 1980 Convention in Hot Spring including speakers, special guests, Arkansas – the Convention over which our brother presided. tourist information and special His service to P.A.D. did not end with his term as International Justice. His interest in announcements. the fledgling Pre-Law Chapter Program increased over time and Brother McCown served We look forward to seeing YOU as our Pre-Law Director. It was due in major part to his outstanding efforts and contributions at the 57th Biennial Convention. If that the program grew substantially during this time. you have questions about the After he stepped down as Pre-Law Director, Brother Frank served as Region D Convention, email [email protected]. Coordinator for two years overseeing law school and district activities for one fifth of the Fraternity. On August 9, 1986 at the Awards Banquet of our Baltimore Convention, our brother CONTINUED FROM PAGE 3 received the highest honor that a P.A.D. member can receive, when he was inducted into the and courage; to foster integrity and professional Distinguished Service Chapter – the 15th member so recognized. Our brother attended 19 P.A.D. Conventions, with the Dallas 2006 Convention as his competence; to promote the welfare of its last. Most recently, Frank had been serving as a Director of the P.A.D. Public Service members; and to encourage their moral, Center. intellectual, and cultural advancement; so that Frank truly loved Phi Alpha Delta. He made it a part of his daily life and he invested each member may enjoy a lifetime of honorable much of himself in our Fraternity – and it shows. He also invested much of himself in our professional and public service.” members and those of us who were fortunate enough to spend time with him gained much So it’s not about the numbers, my from that association. His legacy will be lasting, not only in all that he accomplished for our sisters and brothers, but it most certainly Fraternity, but also through his son, Brigham, who is also a brother in P.A.D., twice a District IS about what those numbers represent Justice with a bright future before him. – our members. Those of us who attended Frank’s funeral services were reminded of his other loves and involvements – the civil war and its battles, reenactments and historical preservation - the annual Memorial Parade Warmest fraternal regards, of which he was an organizer – his home town of Ironton – his travels - and, most importantly, his family. Our brother led a full life on his own terms. And while we will mourn his passing, we will revel in all that he shared with us during his journey through life – now and forever. You will be missed, brother. John

“THE REPORTER” – PAGE 4 No es Acerca de los Números Hoffman Chapter has a Great Según nos acercamos al final del año academíco 2006 – 2007 descubrimos que Time Helping Good Causes ambos programas el pre-jurídico y los Over this past year, Hoffman Chapter held a number of fun and successful capítulos de las facultades de derecho han philanthropic events. In addition to participating in the traditional types of charity sostenido un periodo de reclutamiento events, such as 5k runs and helping at a soup kitchen, our chapter has a tradition exitoso. Tanto que ahora P.A.D. tiene cerca de 9,000 nuevos miembros, llevando la of hosting some more unusual charity events. We have founsd that when we host membresía pre-jurídica a 9,153 y a nuestra more unusual charity fundraisers it is easier to get more chapter members active membresía de estudiantes de derecho a in the events. During this past academic year, our chapter has used these interesting 13,043. types of events to raise more than $4,000 for a wide variety of charities. El Plan Estratégico de P.A.D. estableció muchas metas a ser alcanzadas en un periodo One of the easiest ways that we have found to raise money for charity is to de 10 años, la medida de los cuales eran en host a “Party for a Purpose” at a local watering hole. The idea is simple, throw a su mayoría números, por que son fáciles de party and donate the cover charge to a worthy cause. Our chapter has found that cuantificar y de rastrear. Una de esas metas many establishments are willing to provide the refreshments at their suppliers es aumentar el reclutamiento de nuestros capítulos de escuelas de derecho a 5,000 cost to receive some free publicity from the event and possibly a tax write-off nuevos miembros por año. Esa meta fue depending on the charity you choose to donate the proceeds to. alcanzada este año el 23 de abril, dentro de Perhaps the “coolest” event we participated in this year was the Polar Bear los primeros 4 años del Plan Estratégico Plunge to benefit Special Olympics. A few of our brave members raised money cuando 74 nuevos estudiantes reportados por varios capítulos a la Oficina Ejecutiva by jumping into a pool of near freezing water in the depths of winter. This year’s como iniciados en sus Capítulos y nuestra event was even cooler than normal thanks to a sudden winter storm that greeted Fraternidad. El número total de nuevos our participants with wind chills hovering near -15ºF throughout the event. miembros estudiantes de derecho para este Our chapter’s biggest, and perhaps most unusual, annual charity event is St. año fiscal es de 5,156. Debido a que estamos orientados hacia Baldrick’s. Each year our chapter raises money for the St. Baldrick’s foundation las metas, algunos miembros piensan que by recruiting members to shave their heads if their friends and family donate solo nos interesamos en los “números”. enough money to meet their fundraising goal. This year our seven willing volunteers Nada puede estar más alejado de la realidad. raised over $3000 to help fund childhood cancer research. Estos “números” se traducen en nuevos Hermanos y Hermanas de P.A.D. que son valiosos para nosotros por que ellos son la sangre que da vida a nuestra Fraternidad. Mientras estudian el bachillerato o la Escuela de Derecho, ellos son las bases de nuestros Capítulos pre-jurídicos y de la Escuela de Derecho. Ellos proveen la diversidad que es tan importante en P.A.D. Ellos conforman la membresía capitular base de la cual toda organización y programa arranca y de la cual se activan los capítulos inactivos. Ellos proveen el liderato que guía cada uno de nuestros capítulos. Y, como regla general, según la membresía crece también lo hace las actividades de los capítulos, que beneficia no solo a nuestros miembros, sino también a sus Escuelas de Derecho y a las Back Row (Left to Right): Rob Vonckx (Bailiff), Brian Reckers (Justice), Kyle Rust comunidades que las rodea. Capítulos fuertes (Vice-Justice), Jenny Wagner, Dean Michael Whiteman (Faculty Advisor) Front Row (Left to Right): Wil Schroder, Dustin Riddle CONTINUED ON PAGE 12

“THE REPORTER” – PAGE 5 Brewer Chapter Fights Back Against Domestic Violence By, Megan Lattz

The Brewer Chapter and Stetson University College of Law helped make someone’s dark night safe this year. Working in conjunction with CASA (Community Action Stops Abuse) of St. Petersburg, Brewer Chapter members fulfilled their commitment to serve the student, the school, the profession and long been recognized as cornerstone the community throughout the 2006- other outdoor activities to CASA’s events for the chapter. These 2007 school year. children’s center. competitions provide 1L students the CASA’s vision is a “community One of CASA’s community-based opportunity to develop their advocacy without violence so that home is a safe programs is collecting used cell phones skills, network with local attorneys and place.” Its mission is to “raise voices to be reprogrammed as emergency judges, and compete for a first round bye against violence through advocacy, phones for victims of domestic violence. during Stetson’s Trial Team tryouts. empowerment, and social change.” Upon returning for the Spring 2007 On March 30, 2007, Brewer Chapter CASA seeks to fulfill this mission by semester, the Brewer Chapter decorated members visited CASA’s children’s center providing shelter, transitional housing, and placed collection boxes around the to host a spring fling party. With the and group and individual support to campus for the Stetson community to money raised from the AirTran Airways victims of domestic violence. donate used cell phones. By the end of ticket auction at the Welcome Back BBQ, The Brewer Chapter kicked off the semester, the Brewer Chapter the chapter was able to spend a fun-filled its commitment to CASA at our annual surpassed its goal and collected over 50 day with 17 children involved with Welcome Back BBQ on September 14, new or used cell phones. This simple CASA’s domestic violence support 2006. Each fall semester, this social brings project provided the Brewer Chapter with program. Throughout the day, the together Brewer Chapter members and the opportunity to raise domestic children participated in a treasure hunt other law students for a chance to meet violence awareness and reach out to the packed with puzzles and prizes, created and greet while enjoying a BBQ lunch. Stetson community. their own mosaic flowerpots, ate lots of Thanks to the generosity of AirTran The Brewer Chapter is very proud pizza, and decorated home-made Easter Airways, the Brewer Chapter was able to of its commitment to raising awareness cookies. Each child went home with a bag auction off two round-trip tickets in of domestic violence through its of goodies including art supplies, candy, order to fund an event dedicated to CASA partnership with CASA. These events bubbles, chalk, cookies, and their very during the spring semester. allowed our chapter to truly serve the own potted plant. We were also able to In mid-October, the Brewer student, the school, the profession and donate games, sporting equipment, and Chapter hosted its annual 1L Opening the community. Statement Competition which brings together 1L students, professors, attorneys, and judges for a unique advocacy competition. In recognition of October being domestic violence awareness month, the Brewer Chapter selected a mock civil case addressing spousal abuse as its competition case packet. Throughout the three-night competition, competitors and judges were provided with domestic violence materials supplied by CASA. The Brewer Chapter’s 1L Opening Statement and 1L Closing Argument Competitions have

“THE REPORTER” – PAGE 6 DISTRICT JUSTICES TERRIFIC... TRUMAN CHAPTER! District I District XVII Truman Chapter has had an exciting semester. This spring we have had the Melody Crick Kim Gallant [email protected] [email protected] opportunity to continue volunteering with the Ronald McDonald House. We had a British Columbia, Alberta, Alabama and Georgia great time making magnets for Valentine’s Day with all the kids. It is always great to Alaska, Idaho, Montana, • Oregon & Washington District XVIII bring a smile to their face! Truman Chapter also visited the Washington Supreme • VACANT District II Maine, Eastern Mass., Court and visited with a Truman Chapter Alum, Justice Charles Johnson. Both the Randi Saul-Olson Newfoundland, New outgoing and incoming Executive Boards are hard at work planning for the First [email protected] Brunswick, New Hampshire, and Vermont Annual Seattle University School of All of California lying north of • the Tehachapi Mountains District XIX Law Golf Tournament hosted by • Dan McDowell District III Truman Chapter. We are expecting Tamara Binns [email protected] to have over sixty judges, lawyers, [email protected] Western MA, Northern New Los Angeles County York, and W. PA professors, and students playing at • • District IV District XX the prestigious Newcastle Golf James Packer Melissa Dewey [email protected] Course. We are also looking forward ([email protected]) Connecticut & Rhode Island Colorado, Utah & Wyoming to hosting the regional conference • • District XXI in the fall! All in all it has been a District V Dana Lomm Carrie Smith [email protected] great year and we’re excited for the [email protected] New York City Arizona, Nevada & New one to come! • Mexico District XXII • VACANT District VI Delaware, New Jersey, and VACANT Eastern Pennsylvania Iowa, Manitoba, Nebraska, • Saskatchewan, South Dakota District XXIII • Araj Ahmed District VII [email protected] Eric Hutson District of Columbia, [email protected] N. Virginia and Maryland S. Illinois, Kansas & Missouri • • District XXIV District VIII John Jung Jeff Crain [email protected] [email protected] Virginia and West Virginia Arkansas & Oklahoma • • District XXV District IX Melanie Nicholson Paul Batrice [email protected] [email protected] North and South Carolina Southern Texas • • District XXVI District X AJ Vilmer N EWS FROM BEDELL CHAPTER BJ Maley [email protected] [email protected] Northern Florida On Wednesday, February 28th, the Bedell Chapter held an Attorney Panel Minnesota, North Dakota, • and Wisconsin District XXVII consisting of 6 Florida Coastal School of Law graduates (and some Phi Alpha • Rosario Fernandez Delta alums). The Panel addressed real life expectations of life after law school in District XI [email protected] Amanda Weiss Puerto Rico the legal profession. Students were invited to ask questions regarding how many [email protected] • Chicago and Northern Illinois District XXIX • billable hours to expect, what salaries would be like, etc. Moderator Colleen Martinez- Mara Harvey District XII Skinner (Treasurer) kept the Panel moving along and addressed issues and questions. Lora Hesch ([email protected]) [email protected] Long Island, Islip, Brooklyn- Queens, Bronx, Lower On March 2, 2007, the Bedell Chapter initiated 7 new members. Michigan and Ontario Hudson Valley, New York • • Finally, on March 25th, District XIII District XXX VACANT elections were held for Jennifer Del Toro Central Illinois and Indiana [email protected] • officers for the 2007-2008 Orange County and District XIV San Diego VACANT school year. Rodney Hall is • Northern and Central Ohio District XXXI • the Justice, Heather Medd is VACANT District XV Northern Texas Vice-Justice, Joseph Percopo Stephanie White • [email protected] District XXXII is Treasurer, and Lauren Kentucky, Southern Ohio, John Miquel Tennessee [email protected] Linville is Marshall. Deanna • Southern Florida District XVI Coates will remain as Clerk Elizabeth Sconzert for the fall semester. Downum [email protected] Louisiana and Mississippi

“THE REPORTER” – PAGE 7 Hugo Black Chapter Reporting

2007 Wine Tasting Seminar The Hugo Black Chapter at Arizona State University Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law hosted a wine tasting seminar on March 3rd, 2007, at our District V Justice Carrie Smith’s home. The speaker of the event was former Vice-Justice, Tom Williams, who has given similar seminars in the past, talked to the attending members about the etiquette about formal dining that involves wine, and the characteristics of the selection of wines presented at the seminar. Tom focused on the scenario that any of us may be asked to select a wine during a dinner interview, P.A.D. International Secretary Ronald Winter (Alden) and provided us with some simple but assists Black Chapter with their Spring 2007 Initiation. delicious choices to remember. The notable selection introduced Secretary Ronald Winter as our speaker managers graciously provided us with include a 2005 Voignier from Field Stone at the initiation. Ron shared with us his many excellent examples for professional (Sonoma County) which is a spicy white personal experience and growth though clothing and the accessories for us to gain wine that is suitable for more full flavored Phi Alpha Delta, and encouraged the new the edge of confidence in our interviews. foods. The other was a 2002 Pinot Noir members of the Chapter with the Our panel speakers for the evening, Ms. from Russian Hill (Sonoma County - highlight of our chapter’s namesake – Robin Varcoe, of the Law Offices of Russian River), a very versatile red wine Justice Hugo Black’s distinctive career. As Robyn Greenberg Varcoe, PLLC, Ms. with a light red color and a berry flavor. part of the ceremony, Black Chapter took Carolyn Johnsen, of Jennings, Strouss & While everyone was intently learning the the opportunity to thank Arnold Hirsch, Salmon, PLC, and Dean Marilyn difference between a bottle of Souvingon P.A.D. International Treasurer; Carrie Seymann of the Sandra Day O’Connor Blanc or Chardonay, our attention was also Smith, District V Justice, and Professor College of Law provided us with their drawn to the other star of the event – the Popko for their continuing guidance and insight as in the different standard of delicious hors d’oeuvres that Carrie support. The evening concluded with a appropriate clothing in a large law firm personally prepared for us. It was an reception at the College of Law. and a small law office. informative and pleasant afternoon. The panel also pointed out that the Annual Dress For Success dress could influence not only an Spring 2007 Initiation On April 19th, 2007, the Black attorney’s image, but also be a potent On April 5th, 2007, the Black Chapter hosted our Annual Dress For advocacy tool that an attorney may bring Chapter hosted its Spring Initiation Success Fashion Show at the Nordstrom to the litigation. The evening concluded Ceremony. Six new members were department store in the Scottsdale with an exciting raffle draw with the top initiated into the Chapter. We were Fashion Square. The Nordstrom prize being a free multi-state bar review honored to have P.A.D. International sponsored by Micromash Bar Review.

“THE REPORTER” – PAGE 8 Membership Services Consultant Memo

Dear MSC: Submitted by, Ron Winter, International Secretary My chapter is developing our chapter As we wind down the calendar and we were looking for with me will recall that phrase, but I academic year, I wanted to different programs to fulfill the digress.) stress a couple of things fraternity motto, Service to the Personal and chapter awards are that often are overlooked in Student, the School, the Profession handed out each year after careful review the scramble to complete and the Community. Do you have any - by your International Executive Board classes and focus on final suggestion? - of applications submitted by our exams: award applications Fraternally, chapters. Each year, however, very and paperwork submission. Wondering in Wisconsin deserving chapters are left out of the The clerk plays a vital role process because they fail to submit an in both functions. Dear Wondering: application. There is a saying in New York Starting with the latter, First of all, I’m glad to hear that you with regard to the lottery that “you have it is critical that any are filling out your calendar before the to be in it to win it”. That slogan applies remaining paperwork that is school year resumes! A chapter that has with equal force to our award recipients due to the Executive Office be submitted a calendar in place before everyone each year. Simply put, if you don’t apply, before the end of the semester. In returns to school will be way ahead of you won’t win. We encourage our particular, we want to be sure to have (a) every other organization on campus and chapters, big and small, to apply for merit any remaining membership applications will make a great first impression for and outstanding chapter awards. In with appropriate fees so that the members interested students by showing how addition, we select an outstanding Justice can be properly enrolled, and (b) an organized and active it is. Plus, your and Clerk, so please submit the names updated listing of your new officers so calendar will be a great recruiting piece of your worthy candidates (with a that they can be reached by the Executive that you can hand out to interested description of their achievements) for Office through the summer months and students who ask what P.A.D. does at those positions. throughout the coming year. Updated your school! Well done! The IEB will also be considering contact information is of paramount Now to get to your question. As you candidates for the Professor John J. importance in maintaining mentioned, each chapter is expected to McAulay award as the outstanding law communication with the EO and with hold programs that fulfill the fraternity school professor. Please send us the each other so that planning and motto. I’m listing a few ideas here that names and credentials of your favorite information gathering can continue will fulfill the various areas. They’re not PAD professors for inclusion on that list. through the summer. Remember that comprehensive but will provide you a The Board will be reviewing those your officers are elected for a twelve good start. If you want more ideas, check candidates at its Summer Board Meeting month period, not just the two semesters out the P.A.D. Yahoo Group files that in August. that you are together at school. include the top three award winning Have a great summer. If you are a Efficient submission of paperwork applications from last year. recent graduate, best of luck with the bar is also a good habit, frankly, to develop exam and your job search. If you will be as you learn to become an effective Academic Assistance Programs returning to school in the fall, hit the attorney in a fast-moving world. Might Academic Assistance Programs are one ground running by having your chapter as well “learn life lessons” while you are area that can greatly benefit your chapter calendar in place. If you are an alum, we learning the law. (District by providing members of the chapter, as welcome your continued involvement and conference attendees well as potential new members, with an support in PAD activities. Let’s all work academic boost that non-P.A.D.’s won’t together for the advancement of our have. Most chapters currently hold ideals and principles in Phi Alpha • A How-To Series (How to IRAC, Delta. Outline, Survive Law School, Take a This column will return in Law School Exam, etc.); the fall. Until then, take good • War Stories Brown Bag Lunches with notes. Professors;

CONTINUED ON PAGE 11 “THE REPORTER” – PAGE 9 Lincoln Chapter organizations to sponsor Latin dance Hosts Middle School lessons prior to the annual Barristers Ball. Mock Trial At the end of the By, Ashley Varterasian semester, John During the Spring 2007 semester, the Marshall held its Lincoln Chapter united with students annual Spring Fling from Chicago’s Southside Saucedo where several Middle School to educate them about law distinguished awards school and to pique their interest in the and scholarships were legal profession. Each middle school announced. The student was assigned a P.A.D. member as Lincoln Chapter was their pen pal and several letters were honored there with exchanged throughout the semester. In the award of “Most March, the Lincoln Chapter took a “field Active Fraternity” due trip” to visit their pen pals to share with to our dedication to them what our experience in law school community service has been like. and contributions to The pen pals met again in April when programming at the the students came to visit The John law school! This was a Marshall Law School. They were given a great tribute to our tour of the school and the exciting executive board which opportunity to put on their own mock The Lincoln Chapter also sponsored worked hard throughout the semester to trial rendition of the classic story Three the second American Red Cross Blood ensure that numerous activities were Little Pigs. The middle school students Drive of the school year. Thanks to the available to our members. The Lincoln put the trial on themselves, filling the planning and organization of our P.A.D. Chapter hopes to build upon this roles of the prosecution and defense members, we once again surpassed our remarkable achievement with the newly attorneys, witnesses and the jury. It was donation goal! elected executive board, which has already a great success and was thoroughly P.A.D. also participated in the March begun to plan programs and events for enjoyed by all! of Dimes walk and joined with other the 2007-2008 school year. INTRODUCING NEW P.A.D. EMPLOYEES Watkins Chapter: Always Prepared to Serve Implementing the principle which Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity was built, “Service to the Student, the School, the Profession and the Community,” the Watkins Chapter of North Carolina Central University School of Law, hosted an Easter Egg Hunt and dinner at the Ronald McDonald House in Durham on March 30, 2007. A fundraiser, which raised nearly two hundred dollars, was held a week prior to the event to raise funds needed to cover the cost of the dinner and Easter Egg Hunt Jonathan Bassford Robert Hughes supplies. The children currently residing at the Ronald McDonald House had a great Meet Jonathan Bassford (Willis) time and were excited to open their Easter baskets filled with candy, coloring our Membership Services Consultant. books, and other fun items. Jon travels to law chapters around the Thanks to all country providing leadership and the dedicated, training. If have questions regarding hard-working chapter operations, email Jon at members of Phi [email protected]. Alpha Delta, the Robert Hughes from the Univ. of Easter Egg Hunt Southern California Pre-Law Chapter was a memorable has accepted the position as the Pre- and huge success. Law Membership Services Consultant. Welcome to Jon and Rob!

“THE REPORTER” – PAGE 10 CONTINUED FROM PAGE 9 A.H. STEPHENS CHAPTER HONORARY INITIATION • Outline and Supplemental Reviews by chapter members; • Picking classes after your first year. These are just a few programs that most chapters hold. Most of them can and should be advertised during rush as members-only events to show that P.A.D. membership does indeed carry local tangible benefits.

Professional Programs Professional Programming is an area On March 23, the A.H. Stephens Chapter at the University of Georgia School chapters need to focus on to help their of Law conducted the honorary initiation of Justice Harold Melton of the Georgia members begin looking at the legal field Supreme Court. Justice Melton was selected for this honor because he embodies itself. Typical professional development P.A.D.’s ideals of Integrity, Compassion, Courage and Professional Service. Known programs include: as a fair and conscientious jurist, he is widely respected for the dedication of his • A Speaker Series on hot topics in the career to public service as an Assistant State Attorney General, Counsel to the law or on various areas of the law; Governor of the State of Georgia, and now Georgia Supreme Court Justice. The • Dress for Success with Brooks fraternity thanks Justice Melton for his leadership by example and welcomes him Brothers; to our brotherhood. • A Bar Review compare and contrast; • Shadow a Judge or Attorney.

Alumni Networking The best way for the networking to take place is through chapter activities. Some chapters put on larger, more extravagant events such as wine tastings and annual poker tournaments but that does not have to be the case. Other chapters have local awards that they give to alumni, Judges and Professors. Yet others simply make sure that they invite alumni to all events, especially initiations! The keys to getting successful alumni turnout are: • Advance notice of events (at least 3-4 weeks); • Frequent reminders of the event as it approaches; T HE FASHIONABLE FLEMING CHAPTER • Don’t give up if someone doesn’t come the first time you ask! On April 13th, the Fleming Chapter held a “Do’s and Don’ts for Lawyers” Fashion Show. Fleming Chapter members walked a runway demonstrating the For other questions about Chapter “Do’s” of how lawyers should dress for all occasions, from a casual dinner to the Development, please contact Byron K. courtroom to a formal affair. Nova Southeastern University Shepard Broad Law Rupp, Director of Chapter Operations Center faculty joined in the fun by showing everyone what not to wear. While [email protected] or Jonathan Bassford, students trotted out wearing khaki’s, suits, and formal wear, the faculty members Membership Services Consultant, riled up the crowd with their camouflage, spandex, and pajamas. [email protected]. The Chapter hosted this event to help out a Fleming sister recently diagnosed with cancer. Various local business, faculty members, and students donated items to a silent auction and sold bracelets with another organization to raise funds for our sister’s medical care. All together, along with entry donations, the Chapter Send your news for publication in raised over $3,000. “The Reporter” to [email protected].

“THE REPORTER” – PAGE 11 University of Central Florida “Support Our Troops” The UCF chapter held a ‘Support our Troops Drive. In a matter of three weeks our chapter was able to donate and collect 37 care packages for our troops. The care packages include toothbrushes, toothpaste, deodorant, shampoo and conditioners, DVDs, chapstick, snacks, shavers, shaving cream, hand sanitizer, mouth wash, magazines, and most Pictured (from left to right): Jessica Morton, RJ Holmes (Chapter Advisor), importantly phone cards. Mike Mulholland, Cory King, and Leslie Tweeton. Our chapter got in contact with a soldier in the Army with Bravo Company C ORNELL COLLEGE – POLAR PLUNGE! 18th Calvary. They requested all of the On Saturday, March 24th, members of the Cornell College chapter of Phi items that we got them. One member Alpha Delta Law Fraternity International, with many other people from around named Mallory Lineberger, went above the area, participated in the first “Polar Plunge” at the Coralville Reservoir in and beyond for this project, spending Iowa City, Iowa. The purpose of the event was to raise money for the Special over $300 in order to help our troops. Olympics of Iowa. It’s hoped that the plunge, which raised nearly $22,000, will She belongs to a military family, and fully become an annual event. The water temperature at the time of the plunge was 42 understood how the soldiers like to be degrees, while the air temperature was a balmy 54 degrees. reminded of home and that there are people in the states who care about them. Our contact in Baghdad wrote us how much this means to us!” In addition CONTINUED FROM PAGE 5 saying, “she [my sister] told me about all to the care packages, we are starting a pen- pal system with these soldiers. Through the stuff you have to send over here! ofrecen una mejor experiencia fraternal para converstations with our contact, it THAT IS SO AWESOME, THANK nuestros socios, algo que cada fraterno se became clear that a lot of these men are YOU ALL SO MUCH. You have no idea lleva consigo para toda la vida. Finalmente, ellos son nuestros futuros exalumnos y los líderes que nos guiarán hacía delante para cumplir con la Declaración de Propósito de P.A.D.: “El propósito de esta Fraternidad debe ser formar un lazo fuerte que una a estudiantes y profesores de derecho con los miembros del Colegio y el Estrado en una hermandad fraternal diseñada para adelantar los ideales de libertad e igualdad ante la ley; para estimular excelencia académica; para inspirar las virtudes de compasión y valentía; para cultivar integridad y competencia profesional; para promover el bienestar de nuestros miembros; y para estimular la moral, intelectualidad y el avance cultural; de manera que cada miembro pueda disfrutar de una vida profesional honorable y de servicio público” Así es que no acerca de los números, mis Hermanas y Hermanos, sino mas ciertamente ES acerca de lo que esos forgotten by their ‘friends’ and miss números representan – nuestros fraternos. CONGRATULATIONS talking to people who are in the States. to UCF for an OUTSTANDING program! This project has touched a lot our Pictured above, Amy Moore, President. member’s hearts, and they will not easily Un caluroso saludo fraternal, Please remember to send in your great chapter forget those who are fighting for our John news to [email protected]. country. “THE REPORTER” – PAGE 12 Using the Web to Boost Education and Membership

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“THE REPORTER” – PAGE 13 Christiancy Chapter’s Supreme Inductions By, Heather LaBombardi, Clerk This semester has been action- packed for the Christiancy Chapter at Thomas M. Cooley Law School. In the spring semester we held our initiation in the Michigan Supreme Court located in the city of Lansing. All of our current members and initiates attended the initiation and enjoyed the great opportunity to be in the presence of such E-Board at the MI Supreme Court Inductions: From left to right: Christina Larson (Treasurer), Lauren an important event. It was a tremendous Parzynski (Marshal), Matthew Dubowski (Vice Justice), Rachel Ramsay-Lowe (Justice), Heather honor to introduce the inductees to the LaBombardi (Clerk), and Apyrl Dagenhart (Historian) history and oath of Phi Alpha Delta in the highest court of Michigan. Given the above, it is worth noting that Christiancy Chapter has been quite heavily involved in community service, as it is part of Phi Alpha Delta’s motto. For instance, beginning October of 2006, we brought several students to Edward G. Sparrow Hospital’s Child Life Department to entertain the children who were staying in the hospital. In addition, we solicited donations from our school community as well as from our members. Through all our efforts we were able to donate hundreds of dollars worth of supplies. In the summer semester we plan to continue our visits to the hospital, in the hopes of continuing to put smiles on Members of Phi Alpha Delta and members of the Thomas M. Cooley Student Body all children’s faces. at Edward G. Sparrow Hospital’s Child Life Department. H AMILL CHAPTER – CONQUERS PDP Congratulations to the Hamill Chapter Flag Football team for bringing home the 2007 GOLDEN CUP! What started out as a slow, low scoring game, quickly became a shootout as P.A.D. beat P.D.P. 56-49 in overtime to bring home the first Golden Cup in over 50 years. Using the memory of famed P.A.D. Hamill Chapter football great “Back-Seat” Billman, the team used an air attack to confuse the P.D.P. defense and score an amazing 42 points after the first half. The event, back in its first year since the mid-1950’s, was extremely successful, bringing year-long fraternity competitors toe-to-toe in order to determine who was the “real” legal fraternity on campus. The newly designed and engraved Golden Cup will now sit comfortably in P.A.D. control until next year’s game. After such an offensive explosion and team effort, not one player felt comfortable taking home the MVP, so the team unanimously chose “Back-Seat” Billman’s name to adorn the cup, because without his memory and inspiration, the victory would likely not have been possible. Congratulations to P.A.D! Let the tradition continue next year!!! “NO. We shall show them NO MERCY!” - “Back-Seat” Billman - 1951 (upon being asked to shave points in order to help P.D.P. save face in the historic 1951 showdown).

“THE REPORTER” – PAGE 14 Finding Ways to Save costs rise considerably in 2007. However, incur claims for the year, you won’t receive by making informed health-insurance a refund from your insurance carrier. on Health Insurance decisions you can trim your monthly CDHPs are a way to realize immediate By, Jay L. Barnes costs. Here are a couple of suggestions savings while maintaining comprehensive Sr. Vice President, Assurant Affinity to help you make informed decisions. health insurance protection. Few people The cost of health insurance isn’t just ever use all or even most of the benefits about how much you pay each month. Evaluate your health-insurance provided through a comprehensive health The truth is that the rising cost of health options: plan, so you may actually benefit insurance affects you in unexpected ways. The easiest way to reduce monthly financially if you offer choose to enroll Research from the Kaiser Family premiums is to consider the new in a CDHP and Health Savings Account. Foundation indicates that nearly half of consumer driven health plans (CDHPs), surveyed employers plan on raising such as a Health Savings Account offered Consider the new P.A.D. Member employee contributions for health through Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity. Health Insurance Program: benefits in the coming year. Small For members of P.A.D., this type of plan As an employer or individual member businesses everywhere are reeling from makes sense in terms of lowering of P.A.D., you may have found that you the health-care crisis while employers monthly premiums and providing just can’t afford the group health continually struggle with providing significant tax advantages. CDHPs will insurance plans available in your area. If benefits in order to attract and retain the protect you from serious financial trouble so, consider working with the P.A.D. best and the brightest. in case of injury or illness while also Member Health Plan to help find The catch-22 is how to pay for these protecting your bottom line. affordable health insurance options. benefits without going out of business You may have concerns about a P.A.D. Member Health Plans provides up or losing out on other important life higher-deductible health plan, but the tax to a 36 month rate guarantee and $8 events. Whether you’re a self-employed advantages and lower premiums typically million in lifetime benefits. For graduating attorney or have several employees, don’t cover the costs of the deductible if you CONTINUED ON PAGE 21 be surprised if your health insurance do have claims. Remember, if you don’t

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Earn up to 6 credits studying International Economic Law, International Human Rights Law and/or International Environmental Law in Europe this summer. Visits and seminars at the UN, European Union, Red Cross, WTO, International Labor Organization, UNEP, The Magruder Chapter of Phi Alpha Delta held its final secretariats of environmental treaties and social event of the 2006-2007 school year on April 12, 2007 other international institutions. in Champaign-Urbana, Illinois. Students met at a local ice cream parlor as an extension For complete listing of seminars, program of the Magruder Chapter’s Fall 2006 Pre-Law Week event. details and applications, visit the website PAD members from the law school and undergraduate below. Applications considered when chapters at the University of Illinois and local high school received. Apply early to guarantee a seat! students interested in PAD and learning about law school were invited to attend. London Brussels Geneva Paris Among the milkshakes and hot chocolates, students discussed the law school application process, classes and professors, and extra-curricular activities. The event was a successful extension of the Pre-Law Week event. The new executive board for 2007-2008 also introduced itself to the members and visiting students and discussed plans for the upcoming year. EO/AA University and Employer

“THE REPORTER” – PAGE 15 The purpose of Phi Alpha Delta Pre- Law is to provide individuals interested in the law with the information necessary to make an informed decision about whether going to law school is for them. By holding these basic types of programs Dear DCO: • The first initiation of each semester each semester you’ll be able to help I’ve just been elected as an officer of my Pre- should be held no later than October current members as well as new initiates st Law Chapter and I don’t know what to do. 31 in the Fall and no later than do that! Can you help? March 15th in the Spring; Rudderless in Rolla • At least one practice LSAT exam; Dear DCO: • Social event; I’m the new Membership Recruiter for my chapter Dear Rudderless, • Multiple professional development and I was wondering how we decide who’s P.A.D. Absolutely! The fraternity has events such as bringing in speakers worthy and who isn’t? established basic programming to talk about what they do with their Picky in Pennsylvania expectations for each chapter, so let’s start law degrees, how to get into law with the basic types of programs that school or what law school is like; Dear Picky: need to be on every chapter’s calendar. • At least two community service Anyone who’s expressed an interest Each chapter is expected to fulfill the events; in Phi Alpha Delta and its precepts may fraternity motto of Service to the Student, • General Chapter meetings every two join. An unfortunate misconception is the School, the Profession and the weeks; and Community by holding the following • A Mock Trial or Moot Court CONTINUED ON PAGE 19 types of programs and/or events each program. semester:

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“THE REPORTER” – PAGE 16 constitutional amendments “various the same line of reasoning, the Court also Privacy and Personal guarantees create zones of privacy” which refused to extend the privacy protection Autonomy could not be regulated by the state. To in Whalen v. Roe (1976), where the issue By: Bruno Renda further this logic, Justice Douglas cites, was whether it was a violation of the The right to individual privacy in its among others, the Fifth Amendment right Fourteenth Amendment for doctors to earliest stages already hinted a contingent against the quartering of soldiers “in any keep and report personal information of right to personal autonomy. In its earliest house” to solidify the notion that a patients to whom controlled substances years, the right to privacy and personal person’s home is his domain, and had been prescribed. In its decision, the autonomy found its most basic definition consequently subject to his discretion only. Court found that the “remote possibility” in Justice Brandeis’ dissenting opinion in The Supreme Court went further in that abuse of the availability of this Olmstead v. United States (1928), where he expanding a person’s right to be information did not constitute a violation says that the framers of the Constitution autonomous when it decided the landmark of privacy. sought “to protect Americans in their case of Roe v. Wade (1973).The Court had Further into the twentieth century, less beliefs, their thoughts, their emotions, and already recognized the home as a private orthodox and, consequently, more their sensations.” Justice Brandeis sanctuary in Griswold v. Connecticut, but in controversial claims for freedom to choose summarized this protection as a person’s Roe, it expanded this privacy to a person’s under privacy began to seek review by The “right to be let alone.” The issue in this freedom to choose what to do with her Supreme Court. Laws prohibiting behavior case was whether the defendant’s fourth own body. The main issue in this case was that had long been seen as deviant by and, specially fifth amendment right whether a woman had sufficient autonomy society began to be challenged under The against self incrimination, had been over her own body to terminate a Constitution. Sexual practices such as violated by wiretaps. In those days, the pregnancy without her life being in danger. homosexuality and sodomy, both court found that it had not. However The Court, citing Griswold, reaffirmed a homosexual and heterosexual were against Justice Brandeis’ dissent served as a mile fundamental right to privacy and reasoned the law in many states. Even though such stone for subsequent arguments for an that the Fourteenth Amendment Due laws were almost never enforced, when individual’s personal autonomy. As other Process Clause gave a woman total they were, they became the target of cases dealing with privacy issues were autonomy over her body, but this privacy and personal autonomy claims. In granted review, The Supreme Court began autonomy would end upon viability of the Bowers v. Hardwick (1986), the question to expand the scope of pricacy within the fetus. The part of the decision that deals raised was whether the Constitution First, Third, Fourth, Fifth, Nineth and with the fetus is only relevant when it conferred homosexuals the right to engage Fourteenth Amendments. At the same comes to pregnancy, but the affirmation in consensual sodomy. In reaching its time, the court narrowed the range of the of autonomy over one’s own body would, decision, the Court subjected the issue to personal autonomy aspect of the right to outside of the scope of pregnancy make two questions in order to establish the privacy to very basic issues in human personal privacy inviolable. legitimacy of the claim. The Justices asked individuality, namely family dealings, Conversely, The Supreme Court was whether the act was “implicit in the motherhood, marriage, and procreation. reluctant to expand the notion of personal concept of ordered liberty” (Palko v. Later in the century, in 1965, one’s autonomy to less elementary aspects of Connecticut, 1937) and whether it was autonomy to make decisions within the privacy. In Kelly v. Johnson (1976), a police “rooted in the Nation’s history confines of his marriage was challenged officer’s choice of hair length was claimed and tradition,” by a Connecticut law that prohibited a to be protected by the right to privacy, The couple from seeking counseling regarding Supreme Court decided not to invalidate contraceptives, in Griswold v. Connecticut. In state regulation that dealt with a police this case, the issue that arose was whether officer’s appearance. It reasoned instead, the couple in question had a constitutional that this claim did not infringe upon a right to choose such counseling under the person’s most intimate realm. Following protection of the Due Process Clause of CONTINUED ON PAGE 28 the Fourteenth Amendment. In delivering the opinion of the court, Justice Douglas declared that this state law operated “directly on an intimate relation of husband and wife,” however in the penumbra of

“THE REPORTER” – PAGE 17 The Socratic Edge Be Prepared By Sonel Shropshire, JD A law student should Socrates probably had no idea that never step into a classroom his method of extracting analysis out of unprepared. You should be up the human psyche would form the to date on assigned readings and foundation of the law school learning other responsibilities listed on experience. As the acclaimed “father of your class syllabi. If not, your political philosophy,” his piercing attempts to improvise while being development of logical reasoning questioned will be exposed, and revolved around the idea of the truth embarrassment is almost sure to being pursued, rather than discovered. follow. The Socratic Method Socrates referred to his method of exploits and highlights questioning as elenchus, which is loosely inadequate preparation, as it is interpreted as “cross examination.” virtually impossible to Centuries later, the Socratic Method not engage in the required level only forms the basis of how the truth is of analysis without doing pursued in our justice system, but also your homework. how law students are trained to be The chances of you reading pursuers of that truth. every assigned page and briefing Senescence has not abated the every assigned case are slim to intensity of the Socratic Method. It none. But when preparing for class, remains one of the most interactive you should always seek to analyze forms of educational instruction. Those relevant issues from various angles, who have been through the law school anticipating the possibility of reaching experience often remember the first time different conclusions from those their name was called “out of the blue” angles. Then, when you are called by a professor. Somehow your last name upon by your professor, you can sounds different to your own ears, and dive into the conversation with you begin to wonder if you are indeed confidence. Remember, it is not the intended target of the professor’s always the smartest person who query. The stares that follow from your succeeds in law school, but the one classmates, however, quickly confirm that who can best apply legal memory to fact. Your identity has been exposed, and an assortment of factual instances. it is now your turn to formulate an opinion based on what you have studied. At first, one might assume that a single correct (or incorrect) answer will end the examination, as is often the case in other educational settings. But law professors are notorious for presenting thought-provoking questions that have no right or wrong answer. They are more interested in the reasoning leading to your conclusion than the conclusion itself. So instead of absolving you from further examination, your response creates a verbal “sling-shot,” resulting in another question delving deeper into your reasoning. You are now within the jaws of the Socratic Method. In dealing with this intense exchange, there is one guideline that will make the experience more enlightening and less frightening. “THE REPORTER” – PAGE 18 SAMMIS CHAPTER SPRING SUCCESS! In April 2007, the Sammis Chapter at Southwestern Law School organized events that were new to campus and both tremendous successes! The first was an all-campus In-House Counsel Speaker Panel and the second was a “Thank You” lunch for our school’s maintenance staff. The In-House Counsel Panel was made up of speakers from the public and private fields, including the entertainment and commercial sectors. Specifically, the panelists included counsel to the Mayor Paterson Chapter of Los Angeles, General Counsel to 1-800-Dentist, general counsel to New Wave Justice History Entertainment, and former counsel to Red Bull North America. Even though We think it’s a Fraternity First! the event was held during the last month of school and students were already Pictured above is Melinda D. cramming for finals, over 75 students came, ate lunch, listened, and asked questions. Middlebrooks and Joseph The panelists, moderated by Vice-Justice, Marc Baranov, talked about their paths Middlebrooks Shapiro. Melinda to becoming in-house counsel attorneys and gave students advice on how to served as Justice at the Paterson follow in their footsteps. Chapter at Seton Hall in 1983 and her Our second April event was an Appreciation Lunch for the Southwestern son Joseph is currently serving as the maintenance staff, headed by our Clerk, Melanie Deutsch. Our chapter wanted Justice. Both mother and son have left to formally recognize the hard work of the staff throughout the year which is amazing legacies. not regularly recognized by the student body. After recent P.A.D. efforts numerous staff, faculty, and other students displayed their gratitude for our work and the maintenance staff. With the overwhelming response from the school community, CONTINUED ON PAGE 16 we collected signatures on multiple giant “Thank You” cards and presented the that Phi Alpha Delta Pre-Law chapters cards to the staff at a lunch in their honor as a token of our appreciation. Neither are allowed to select who can join and of these events could have been as successful without the hard work of the who can’t join and that is not the case. entire P.A.D. board including Treasurer, Bayan Laird and Justice, Ellen Levin! The purpose of Phi Alpha Delta Pre- Law, as a professional fraternity, is to provide individuals interested in the law with the information necessary to make an informed decision about whether going to law school is for them. That means that anyone who wants to join Phi Alpha Delta Pre-Law can, unlike the selection process that is typical when rushing a social fraternity or sorority. Phi Alpha Delta has always been a fraternity of firsts, the first to welcome members of all races to membership, the first to welcome all religious creeds, the first to welcome women to a law fraternity, and the first to have a pre-law program! We are proud to be a fraternity of inclusion, not exclusion, and take it very seriously when we discover that anyone or any chapter is violating that. We exist to educate everyone about the law, law school and any possible careers in the law that are out there and we cannot fulfill our purpose if chapters are selectively excluding potential new CONTINUED ON PAGE 20 members.

“THE REPORTER” – PAGE 19 P.A.D. Brother Authors Alumni Enjoy a Night in the Greek Islands New Book Members and friends of the West Suburban Alumni Chapter gathered together Steven W. Dulan, past Justice of the on the evening of February 22, 2007, at the Greek Islands Restaurant in Lombard, Christiancy Chapter of Phi Alpha Delta, Illinois. On hand to celebrate the chapter’s seventh month in existence were most announces the release of LSAT Exam of the chapter charter members and initiates. With thunderous shouts of Opaa!, Prep, published by Pearson Education, several members toasted the chapter’s success with shots of ouzo. Shortly (www.PearsonEd.com) the global leader thereafter, Chapter Justice Maley (Webster) made a sad attempt to impress the wait in educational publishing. This latest staff with the only bit of Greek language in his repertoire, the phrase “Philos book joins GRE Exam Prep, GMAT Adelphos Dikaios”. As it turns out, justice’s position not withstanding, the waiter Exam Prep and SAT/PSAT Exam Prep was not a dear brother. to complete the latest series offered by Sister Gloria Tsotsos (Lincoln) served as event chair and somehow managed Advantage Education®, to get everyone into their seats just in time for the saganaki to burst into flame – (www.AdvantageEd.com) no small task, and no small flame. Among the special guests at the dinner was the East Lansing University of Minnesota student Brother Joey Swartz (Mitchell) who was forced based education company founded by to listen to veteran Brothers Spencer (Story), Kenney (Lincoln) and Maley (Webster) Dulan. Advantage tell stories and jokes about P.A.D. occasions long past. Education, now in its With one exception, members sated themselves on plate after plate of a wide 10th year, is a full- variety of Greek dishes including Taramosalata, Greek Salad, Gyros with Tzatziki, service education Chicken Riganati, Arni Bouti Psito, Dolmades, Pastichio, Rice Pilaf, and Oven and training company offering service to Browned Potato. Sister Carol Klima Martin (Lincoln), on the other hand, timed students in select locations and worldwide her fashionably late arrival to coincide with the serving of dessert! via the Internet with its Personal Distance Over dessert, Sister Michelle Isherwood (Humphrey) discussed plans for a Learning® system. chapter outing to see a Kane County Cougars game in May. The Cougars are the Also written by Dulan and the faculty local Class A affiliate of the Oakland Athletics and have had nearly 90 players of Advantage Education are McGraw- advance into the majors from their ranks. The event would include pre-game Hill’s ACT, released last year, and tented barbecue and possibly an appearance by Jake the Diamond Dog. McGraw-Hill’s 10 ACT Practice Exams, The West Suburban Alumni Chapter was chartered in August 2006 to serve now in bookstores nationwide. Both P.A.D. Alumni members working or residing in DuPage, Kane, Kendall, and books are published by McGraw-Hill, Western Cook Counties in Illinois. The Chapter provides a professional network America’s leading educational publisher. for suburban practitioners, hosts quarterly social events, conducts periodic MCLE Current book projects include GED programming, and will be sponsoring monetary law student service awards Exam Prep for Pearson and Conquering beginning in the 2007-2008 school year. For more information concerning the ACT Math and Conquering ACT English fraternity’s newest alumni chapter, please contact Justice B.J. Maley at and Writing for McGraw-Hill. All are [email protected] or visit the chapter’s e-group at http://groups.yahoo.com/ slated for mid-2007 release. group/WestSuburbanPAD/. Previous projects include PSAT/ NMSQT Exam Cram, GRE Exam Cram and GMAT Exam Cram, all published by QUE, a division of Pearson Education. In 1994, Dulan received his law degree from The Thomas M. Cooley Law School in Lansing, where he is currently an adjunct professor teaching Firearms Law. Steve is also a member of the State Bar of Michigan and the State Bar of Colorado, and is a licensed Real Estate Broker and Residential Builder in Michigan. In addition, he serves as an adjunct professor at Lansing Community College teaching Real Estate Law.

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“THE REPORTER” – PAGE 20 Teen Court Partners of Youth Courts (NAYC) Headquarters. The offices, located in an older building with Baltimore City for in Baltimore, needed considerable elbow grease to clean and prepare for painting. National & Global Forming into teams, the teens worked Youth Service Day together to clean, prep, and paint the 9 offices that will be occupied with the staff Event members of the new national association On Saturday, April 21, 2007, Charles this summer. Throughout the day, the County teens joined millions of young offices were abuzz with teen voices and people across America to participate as music as they diligently undertook the part of the Annual National and Global many tasks of the challenge in front of Youth Service Day (N&GYSD), a pivotal them. By the end of the day, the offices event that records and celebrates the had undergone a major transformation and greatly assisted with making the positive contributions youth make to their These P.A.D. Public Service communities year round. The National NAYC a reality. & Global Youth Service Day is the largest In recognition of their participation, Center pages were produced under youth service event in the country and is dedication, and commitment to the organized by Youth Service America objectives of the N&GYSD, the a grant from the Office of (YSA). Department of Justice will be Juvenile Justice and Delinquency The youth volunteers from the highlighting their project as part of its Charles County Teen Court and the national recognition of the N&GYSD Prevention, Office of Justice activities. The Department of Justice and Baltimore City Teen Court met to begin Programs, United States work on a joint community service other national agencies currently sponsor project in recognition of National & youth courts by providing grants through Department of Justice. Global Youth Service Day. The project Phi Alpha Delta Public Service Center. they selected was to help prepare the For further information concerning office space recently acquired to house Teen Court in your area, please visit the newly formed National Association www.youthcourt.net.

CONTINUED FROM PAGE 15 member students, the new P.A.D Member Health Plan provides a $5 million Short Term Health Insurance plan with online enrollment and same day coverage. Furthermore, if you are looking at the advantages and benefits of a Health Savings Account, the P.A.D. program provides free HSA administration with extensive online tools. You may just be surprised to find the health insurance plans provided through P.A.D. can lower your premiums significantly while providing excellent health insurance coverage. Armstrong Atlantic State Youth Service Day P.A.D. Member Health Plans: For Youth Service Day 2007, Armstrong Atlantic State University visited the West Chatham YMCA in Pooler, GA. The Pre-Law chapter presented different To inquire about the new P.A.D. types of political campaign ads to the kids. After comparing and contrasting the Member Health Insurance Program, different types of ads the children were divided into groups. Each group then please call our insurance administrator was responsible for creating their own political campaign ad. The groups presented direct at 1-866-425-3340 or visit our the ads to the class. Following the presentations all enjoyed pizza and soda. This member health insurance website at was a very successful and fun Youth Service Day! www.LegalHealthPlans.com/pad

“THE REPORTER” – PAGE 21 Hoffman Chapter Works With Teen Court Each year Hoffman Chapter, like many other chapters, works with our local teen court by providing training and moral support to its members. Our chapter works with the Northern Kentucky Teen Court throughout the school year to help the high school students that run the teen court learn the ins and outs of the legal system. Teens that volunteer to work in the teen court program get experience working as everything from prosecutors and defense attorneys to jury members and court lives of teens in your community. It is and to network with the local attorneys clerks. also a way to expose future law students and judges that also volunteer their time This year the Northern Kentucky to the benefits of joining Phi Alpha Delta to the teen court. Teen Court was surprised to receive national attention. The Northern Kentucky Teen Court was selected to serve as a national model for teen courts throughout the country during at the Fourth Annual Congressional Conference on Civic Education in Washington D.C. During the Conference several representatives from the Northern Kentucky Teen Court discussed the benefits of teen court programs with several powerful Washington insiders, including former Senators Dole and Daschle and Justice O’Connor. The teens also presented a re- enactment of one of their more memorable recent cases. The case that they presented centered on a 17-year-old father and high school dropout that was charged with underage possession of alcohol. During his trial at the teen court the young father was ordered to attend alcohol treatment and parenting classes. Because the trial was held through the teen court program, the young father will not have the offense on his criminal record as he tries to improve his life and the life of his young child. If your chapter doesn’t currently This is a copy of the NEW Phi Alpha Delta work with a local teen court, you should definitely consider getting involved. You Public Service Center poster. can find all of the information that you If your chapter has not received these posters, please call Carole need on the P.A.D. Public Service Center or Kyle at 410-347-3118 or email: [email protected] / [email protected] website. Working with your local teen court is a great way to give back to the community and make a difference in the “THE REPORTER” – PAGE 22 Columbia showed one of the itself may have become so difficult that largest decreases with numbers people who would have applied cavalierly THE falling from 8,355 to 8,020. before are now rethinking the process According to LSAC, the until they can be sure that applying to law number of law school applicants school is the right decision. SHRINKING decreased an average of 6.1% to Still another theory is that, like the 75,332. real estate market, the law school APPLICANT But does a decrease in applicant pool is experiencing a normal overall applicants mean correction, balancing itself out after the that the admissions spike in applicants over the last five years. POOL: process is changing? One Whatever the reason, there is no sign that the applicant proof that the decrease in applicants is pool is experiencing making it any less difficult to obtain ripples includes Yale Law admission at competitive schools. In fact, School’s recently relaxed the tightening LSAT curve and the What It rules regarding LSAT test stability of Yale’s applicant pool suggests dates. Yale typically does not that the most competitive candidates, Means For consider test scores from those who are targeting elite schools and administrations after December for competitive firm jobs, are still applying You fall admissions, but this year the in large numbers. consistently top-ranked school altered If the applicant pool is shrinking, but its policy to allow February test takers to overall competition is not slackening, the apply for the fall of 2007. Perhaps LSAT is as important than ever. And in because of the change, Yale is the only light of the applicant boom and the fierce school whose number of overall competition in law school admissions applicants has only been slighted affected, over the last decade, even a 10% decrease down just five students from 2005. in applicants is unlikely to make the Applicants seeking admission to law The numbers are certainly falling, but application process significantly easier. school for the fall of 2007 are each it is difficult to determine why or what Obtaining admission to law school is still unique, but as a group they share a this means for applicants. With national a tough and competitive process. universal, and somewhat unusual, unemployment at just 4.7%, (a four-year Whatever the applicant pool numbers, an characteristic. They are the first applicant low), some speculate that the strong outstanding LSAT score continues to be pool in five years to see the number of economy is luring more young people to essential to ensure your place in a law overall applicants decrease, based on the the workforce before pursuing advanced school class. February data.* After 2001 (perhaps due degrees. Article by Blueprint Test Preparation, to the Dot-com bust), the number of Another factor may be the increased providing the most hours of LSAT class with applicants to US law schools increased cost of attending law school. Even at the best instruction available. steadily, leveling out around 2005. 2006 UCLA, a public school subsidized by tax www.blueprintprep.com is the first year to see a dramatic decrease dollars, tuition has doubled over the last *According to the Law School in overall numbers. several years and now hovers around Admissions Council (LSAC)’s most The decrease in applicants has $24,000. Even so, the cost of attending recent “Current Volume Summary,” a affected nearly every school. The New UCLA is still significantly less than the statistical report comparing the volume York Times recently reported that, as a cost of attending a private school. of applicants and applications received whole, law school applications are down (Stanford Law School’s tuition for the by ABA-accredited law schools through 9.5% from last year. And while some have 2007/2008 school year was just under March 30, 2007 to the volume received speculated that the decrease is most $40,000). With tuition increasing, at the same time last year, the number of pronounced for schools in the second prospective students may be taking more law school applicants decreased an and third tier, top schools had been time to consider the financial implications average of 6.1% to 75,332. impacted by the decline as well. Harvard, of assuming hefty student loans. **On the October 2002 LSAT, test- which typically has one of the largest It is also possible that the increased takers could miss twice as many questions applicant pools of any law school, saw competitiveness of the admissions game for a score in the 99th percentile as on the numbers drop from 7,386 last year to has discouraged some students from December 2005 LSAT. 7,127 this year. Similarly, Stanford saw applying. With a tightening LSAT curve** applicants slip from 5,040 to 4,863, and and increasing GPA demands, the process

“THE REPORTER” – PAGE 23 technologies, such as biometrics, that have generated the most discussion. Protecting Australian This business-government relationship Business and has been further enhanced by the establishment of the Trusted Information Infrastructure from Sharing Network for Critical Infrastructure Protection (TISN). The TISN provides a Terrorism forum where the owners and operators of critical infrastructure can come together to talk The Hon Philip Ruddock MP, about security issues, to share information and Attorney-General to address common problems. The outcomes achieved by the TISN in a relatively short period of time have been considerable. A strategy to enhance the safety We are all painfully aware of the terrible in the day to day security considerations of and security of the food chain has been human cost of terrorism. The tragic loss of business. developed, an information technology security life, the injuries and the senseless destruction But this does not mean that governments expert group has been formed which are images that will be etched on our minds are irrelevant to business security. The produces information and advice on a range for many years to come. In addition to this protection of our economy, the protection of emerging IT issues, and a planning human cost, terrorism also takes an enormous of nationally vital critical infrastructure and workshop was recently held to help identify toll on individual businesses and on the entire the maintenance of national prosperity are all industry priorities for the distribution of fuel economy. Approximately 80 per cent of areas where the Australian Government has in the event of an emergency. businesses affected by the attacks of a vital interest and is making a significant As part of this ongoing dialogue with September 11 are no longer operating today. contribution. Indeed we recognise that we are business, the Government has also released And it is estimated that the attacks cost the in a unique position to work in partnership an information kit to raise awareness about US economy half a trillion dollars between with business on security issues. We can risk management and business continuity 2001 and 2003. Just as we need to protect promote best practice, we can raise among small and medium sized enterprises. ourselves from a terrorist attack, it is also understanding of security matters and we can Good Security – Good Business provides useful important that businesses are prepared and share security information with the business information on the importance of being have plans in place to get back to normal as community. We also realise that we can work prepared for an incident and the value of soon as possible. as an ‘honest broker’ to bring together the having plans in place to respond and recover When I wrote for the Reporter late last owners and operators of critical infrastructure as quickly as possible. Copies of the booklet year, I detailed Australia’s wider efforts to keep to discuss common security issues affecting are available through the TISN website at our country safe and secure and to protect them and to help them work out solutions to www.tisn.gov.au. our unique way of life. In this edition I would the common problems they face. Another way the Government is working like to build on this and discuss what we are Recognising we are in a position to work with business is through the provision of doing to protect our economy and our critical with businesses on security issues is one thing ASIO Threat Assessments and Business infrastructure. – the difficult part was working out how to Australia has an open, market-based make the idea of cooperation, information CONTINUED ON PAGE 25 economy. This means that individual sharing and dialogue a reality. businesses are free to make decisions based The first thing we have done is establish on their assessment of risk and their own the Business-Government Advisory Group evaluation of what is in their best interests or on National Security. The great value of this those of their stakeholders. So when it comes group is that it allows me to hear first to matters such as risk management and hand what issues are important to business continuity there is no way the Australian CEOs. So far it Australian Government could, or should, be has been issues such as telling the private sector what to do. In some identity security, the situations such as in the transport sector, protection of places of regulation is necessary to meet international mass gathering, obligations. But as a rule, the Government reform of the private recognises that there is no simple, universal, security industry, the use security formula that will suit every business of CCTV and the – and there is no place for us getting involved introduction of new

“THE REPORTER” – PAGE 24 CONTINUED FROM PAGE 24 Phi Alpha Delta Announces Relationship with Security Reports. These develop information and advice about security threats that is USI Affinity Liability Insurance relevant to closely with the private sector to Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity Law Fraternity, International is pleased to ensure that its advice is tailored to the specific announce a new relationship for our insurance programs with USI Affinity. circumstances of the business. Through the services of USI, one of the country’s largest insurance brokers, we We are also working closely with business will continue to service and provide our current programs as well as introduce to develop a complex computer modelling and new coverages to address our member’s needs. analysis capability to identify the ways in which Not only will you have access to new innovative types of insurance the critical infrastructure jigsaw fits together. coverage— our current insured members can maintain their existing policies The Critical Infrastructure Protection without any changes. Modelling and Analysis (CIPMA) Program This new offering of insurance and financial solutions includes Professional is a computer based capability which models Liability Insurance – multiple carrier & plan options. and simulates the behaviour and dependency USI Affinity has 76 years of experience in selecting and managing carriers relationships of critical infrastructure. The on behalf of Associations and affinity organizations. With offices in New York, capability can analyse the flow-on effects of a New Jersey, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania and Virginia, they specialize in serving service disruption within and across industry the Legal, Accounting, Dental, Medical, Veterinary, and Social Work sectors, the effects on the economy and the professions. population, the duration of a disruption, the area affected and how critical infrastructure Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity is pleased to announce this relationship systems will behave as a result of the with an insurance broker with such a rich history of providing Association interruption. The United States (US) is also insurance programs. working on its own critical infrastructure Look for further announcements and plan details in the coming weeks. If modelling programme and Australia and the you have immediate interest please call them toll free at 800-727-7770 x 11610 US engage in regular consultations on this or visit www.legalhealthplans.com/pad/liability.php. important work. Of course, Australia is always eager to work with, and learn from, our international friends. We regularly take part in international exercises and in March 2008 we will be PHI ALPHA DELTA participating in Cyber Storm II. Cyber Storm II is a US-led initiative to exercise and evaluate communication and coordination between LAW FRATERNITY, critical infrastructure protection agencies in the US, Australia, New Zealand, the United NTERNATIONAL Kingdom and Canada in the event of a major I cyber incident. ® As part of our response to cyber-threats Platinum Plus the last federal budget announced over $70 million on e-security initiatives. This money Credit Card with WorldPoints™ Rewards will help protect government systems, critical • No annual fee infrastructure, businesses and home users • Earn one point for every dollar in net retail purchases& from the growing range of cyber-threats. • Redeem WorldPoints rewards for Cash, Travel, The message from the Australian • Merchandise, or Gift Cards/Certificates Government is very clear - national security is everyone’s responsibility. The Australian Government is deeply committed to helping Call Toll-Free the business community protect the vital assets 1.866.438.6262 that are the backbone of our national economy. By working together we will be Mention Priority Code FAA2UU better placed to ensure Australia remains a http://www.pad.org/featured-member-benefit.htm vibrant, prosperous and safe nation.

“THE REPORTER” – PAGE 25 USC Pre-Law Chapter’s Successful Rush! Glasses clinked. Heels clicked. Men and women in suits and dresses mingled as they sipped Shirley Temples while having dinner at McCormick and Schmick’s Seafood Restaurant in downtown Los Angeles. What drew all of them together that night was a passion for law. It was the first night of spring rush for Phi Alpha Delta Pre-Law Fraternity. Phi Alpha Delta is not your typical fraternity; it doesn’t have a house on “The Row” or throw registered parties. Monday night deliveries are replaced with presentations by judges and law school panels. As a co-educational, pre-law fraternity with a professional emphasis, P.A.D. A Note from University of Southern provides its members with extensive information about law schools, the LSAT California P.A.D. Pre-Law Chapter and the different fields of law. Chapter Dear Phi Alpha Brothers and Sisters Nationwide, President Robert Hughes says the My name is Robert Hughes and I’m the President of the University fraternity helps members “get ahead of of Southern California’s P.A.D. Pre-Law Chapter. I’m honored to inform the competition” when applying to law you of the best Professional Event our Chapter has ever had in my four school and has a “considerable emphasis yeas as an undergraduate and P.A.D. member. On Wednesday, March on friendship and brotherhood.” 7thour chapter had the privilege of hosting attorney Richard Montauk “It’s both professional and social, and and his popular presentation, Law School Admissions Revealed. both aspects are equally important. It’s not A gifted and engaging speaker, Mr. Montauk is a leading authority a club where people just show up on U.S. legal education, the author of How to Get Into the Top Law Schools, whenever they choose.” continues Hughes. and two other best selling admissions books. He is founder and president “P.A.D. rush is intentionally held a week of “Degree of Difference,” a firm that has helped thousands of applicants after Interfraternity Council’s spring rush get into the world’s most selective law schools, business schools, and because some of the actives are also in colleges. Mr. Montauk is Consulting Editor, and major contributor, to social fraternities and sororities,” explains the annual LLM Guide and Global MBA Guide (publications of Hobson’s Hughes, who is also a member of Sigma London). I’m pleased to announce that over 100 students attended the Phi Epsilon. event at USC’s University Park Campus. Mr. Montauk is currently touring One student at the Wednesday night the country with his presentation and new book. Richard would love to dinner welcomed the P.A.D. atmosphere. speak to P.A.D. chapters nationwide and can be scheduled by contacting “There is no sorority or fraternity his publicist, Sherie Pitt at [email protected]. intimidation,” says Uche Anene, a senior In my four years as a member of the P.A.D. Pre-Law Chapter at majoring in political science. “It has goals. USC, I have never seen a better legal speaker who will show you how to It’s geared toward a direction.” open the door of admission to your law school of choice. I would highly P.A.D. saw a particularly high turnout encourage your chapter to host Mr. Montauk and open the event to your for spring rush, with at least 80 people, student body on your campus. There are many books and speakers on including actives, attending scheduled how to get into the best law schools; Mr. Montauk’s tops all of them and events. “This is usually what we get in a upon inviting him to your campus, you will see why. Best of luck in your year combined,” Hughes happily professional and personal endeavors. explained. Respectfully, Robert E. Hughes II CONTINUED ON PAGE 31 President- USC P.A.D. Pre-Law Chapter

“THE REPORTER” – PAGE 26 TENTATIVE Iredell Chapter The second half of 2007 promises to be more successful than the first. The FALL DISTRICT The Iredell Chapter has had a upcoming calendar includes koozie sales, wonderful 2006 and is off to a great start rush, question and answer sessions for CONFERENCE for 2007. incoming 1Ls, Karaoke for Komen, and SCHEDULE The Fall of 2006 began with Rush a new event in Iredell’s Habitat which resulted in a record 46 new Halloween. District I ...... September 22, 2007 members, almost doubling the For Habitat Halloween, P.A.D. District III ...... September 8, 2007 membership of the chapter. The record members will volunteer to help construct District VI...... October 6, 2007 year continued as Iredell and Campbell’s a house with Harnett County’s Habitat District VIII ...... September 22, 2007 Women in Law raised over $1,000 for for Humanity, which will be followed that District XI ...... September 8, 2007 breast cancer awareness and the Komen night with a Halloween party. District XIII ...... September 8, 2007 Foundation through Karaoke for Komen. Thanks to the newly elected District XIV ...... September 22, 2007 The event was held at Doughboy’s in executives for their hard work and District XV ...... October 13, 2007 Lillington, North Carolina. creativity: John S. Hindsman, Jr., Justice; District XVII...... August 18, 2007 The trend continued in 2007 with a Webster Harrison, Vice Justice; Douglas District XVIII ...... September 15, 2007 very successful Iredell Banquet. The J. Short, Clerk; Carrie Randa,Treasurer; District XIV ...... September 29, 2007 Iredell Banquet is an annual event and especially Erin K. Pleasant, Marshall/ District XX ...... September 15, 2007 honoring a member of the legal Social Chair. Sister Pleasant has worked District XXI ...... September 29, 2007 community in North Carolina who has very hard to put together all of our social District XXII...... September 29, 2007 contributed to the state, community, and events and fundraisers. Thanks also to the District XXV ...... September 29, 2007 Norman Adrian Wiggins School of Law. following Chairs: Caroline Weeks, Iredell District XXVI ...... August 25, 2007 This year’s recipient was the Honorable Banquet; Marlo Ricks, Academic/Service; District XXIX ...... October 20, 2007 Ann Marie Calabria, NC Court of Elleveve Boyer, Promotions; and Allen District XXXII ...... August 25, 2007 Appeals, a 1983 graduate of the School Trask, III, Rush. For a complete listing of District of Law. The ceremony and reception was We are looking forward to a fun and Justices, please turn to page 7. You can also held at the NC Bar Center in Cary, NC. productive year here at Campbell Law. All visit www.pad.org or email [email protected] Several NC Supreme Court Justices were are welcome to join us at our upcoming if you have questions regarding the District in attendance as well as many members events. Feel free to contact the Iredell Conference schedule. of the legal and political community. Chapter for more information at Thanks to Nicole Shoemaker, 2006 [email protected]. Iredell Banquet Chair, for all of her hard work. The event would not have happened without her. Iredell’s spring fundraiser was Rodeo for Ronald. The event was held at the C&G Sports Bar and benefited the Ronald McDonald House of Durham. Over $500 was raised and donated to the Ronald House, and this year’s Rodeo was Hollowell Chapter the first of what will be an annual event. The Hollowell Chapter at John Marshall Law School -Atlanta held their “Hollowell Halloween” at Six Flags Fright Fest in Atlanta, Georgia.

“THE REPORTER” – PAGE 27 Concord University Mock Trial Team Recognized By West Virginia Legislature

The pre-law members of Concord University’s mock trial team traveled to Charleston, West Virginia, February 13, 2007, to accept a resolution passed by the Senate to recognize the team for its exceptional performance at the Phi Alpha Delta Pre-Law National Mock Trial Competition. Senator Don Caruth proposed the Marshall Campbell, was honored by the The chapter is currently planning an resolution to recognize the team’s first- West Virginia Senate “for its dedication, LSAT prep workshop for members and place finish in the 2006 competition and intellectual excellence and hard work” and interested pre-law students at Concord to show appreciation for their distinction “outstanding academic achievement.” and surrounding universities, tours to law as “Best Defense Team” for the third The Concord University Pre-Law schools and observations of first-year law consecutive year at the competition. The Chapter, the University, and the classes, and various fundraisers, team consisting of Nathaniel Nagy, community are very proud of the team’s community service projects, and social Matthew Stonestreet, Ashley Gillespie, achievements and look forward to activities. and Bryan Henderson, and coached by another exciting competition in the Fall.

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“THE REPORTER” – PAGE 28 Pre-Law Conference Refreshments will be served. The P.A.D. Pre-Law Each person attending should Conference is an educational bring stickers and/or buttons and leadership opportunity for that represent where they are Pre-Law Members. Members from. Members will then trade will meet their counterparts stickers and get to meet fellow from colleges and universities P.A.D.s. A very cool ice-breaker! throughout the United States Examples: South Florida = and Puerto Rico. sunshine or flamingos, Wisconsin = cows, Georgia = Thursday Kick-off Event Peach, you get the idea... the one with the most, wins a prize. Mingle with fellow P.A.D. brothers and sisters! CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE 2007 PRE-LAW CONFERENCE PRESENTERS RICK BARNES TJ SULLIVAN STEVEN W. DULAN SONEL SHROPSHIRE

“Lead Your Way To The T.J. Sullivan has spoken to Steven W. Dulan, past Over a ten year professional Top!” This program takes a fun, more than a million students Justice of the Christiancy career as Assistant Dean of interactive approach to since 1990. Chapter of Phi Alpha Delta, Admissions for UCLA School of leadership. “Lead Your Way To He has been recognized announces the release of Law, Loyola Law School, Texas The Top” goes beyond the with top national awards from LSAT Exam Prep, published Wesleyan School of Law, and basics, addressing the Association of Fraternity by Pearson Education, Stetson College of Law, I have organizational change theory, Advisors and the North- (www.PearsonEd.com) the reviewed nearly 45,000 specifically addressing the role American Interfraternity global leader in educational applications. I know how of the leader in the process. Conference for his work with publishing. This latest book important it is for applicants to Participants have the students on issues ranging joins GRE Exam Prep, receive accurate and experienced opportunity to challenge from HIV/AIDS awareness GMAT Exam Prep and information. As one of the only themselves throughout the to alcohol abuse. T.J. is one of SAT/PSAT Exam Prep to persons who has served as presentation as principles of the best known names in complete the latest series offered Assistant Dean in all four-tiers leadership are shared. college programming, having by Advantage Education® of law school admissions, I also Note from Rick: I spent years keynoted every Greek regional (www.AdvantageEd.com) the know the varying qualifications of study and experience developing this conference at least three times. East Lansing based education for consideration from a wide program. I go beyond the basics. We’re Student audiences company founded by Dulan. range of law school options. not talking about how to run better appreciate T.J. for his speaking Advantage Education, now in As President of The meetings or goal setting. This program style which blends humor, its 10th year, is a full-service Academic Network, Inc., a law works very well with leadership straight-talk, and practical education and training school admissions counseling programs, workshops, conferences, etc. strategies. With T.J., you get a company offering service to service, I will personally guide I approach leadership from a new speaker with a distinct students in select locations you through a selective, perspective that touches on theory, yet speaking style that connects and worldwide via the Internet sometimes intimidating, law without all the jargon that confuses with students. Students leave with its Personal Distance school admissions process. the real issues. with applicable ideas to Learning® system. Sonel will be presenting on improve their lives and their Steve will be speaking on Saturday, November 2nd. organizations. Friday, November 1st.

“THE REPORTER” – PAGE 29 LAW SCHOOL EXPO defend. The third will have a consist of four members with a Thursday, October 31st. Keep There will be many law coin toss to determine who will required additional cost of $25 in mind that those competing in schools present to answer all prosecute and who will defend. per person plus conference Mock Trial will need to arrive your questions about your big Scores from rounds 1, 2 & 3 will registration fee to compete. The the evening of October 30th. decision. Representatives will be be tallied. The top 4 teams will case will be available September available for questions and advance to the championship 1, 2007. REGISTRATION FEES answers on law school round. Teams will be penalized for The fee of $195 includes admissions. The following will be not attending all educational snacks on Thursday night; awarded: sessions and teams dropping out breakfast and lunch on Friday MOCK TRIAL • Outstanding Overall Team will not be allowed any refunds. and Saturday; Saturday evening COMPETITION • Outstanding Defense Awards Banquet; and all The tournament consists • Outstanding Prosecution TRAVEL conference workshop materials. of three rounds of competition • Outstanding Attorney ARRANGEMENTS Faculty Advisors are welcome for all teams. During the first • Outstanding Witness Plan to arrive in Dallas the and their reduced fee is $115. two rounds, teams are given an Only conference registrants evening of Wednesday, October opportunity to prosecute and are eligible to compete. Teams 30th or the morning of ATTIRE Business attire is appropriate for all sessions. For REGISTER ONLINE at WWW.PAD.ORG the banquet, women should AGENDA – 2007 PRELAW CONFERENCE plan to wear cocktail attire, and men should plan to wear jacket THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 2007 and tie. 9:00 a.m...... Mock Trial Captain’s Meeting 10:00 a.m.– 6:00p.m...... Mock Trial Rounds 1 & 2 ACCOMMODATIONS 8:30 p.m...... Opening Reception Doubletree Hotel Dallas Near the Galleria FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 2007 4099 Valley View Lane 7:30 a.m...... Registration Opens Dallas, TX 75244 7:30 a.m...... Law Schools set up displays - Continental Breakfast with students 1-972-385-9000 8:30 a.m...... Conference Review/Announcements - GIVEAWAYS! The Doubletree Hotel 9:00 a.m...... OPTION 1 Dallas Near the Galleria is “Law School Finances – Making an Informed Financial Decision” located in the prestigious and 9:00 a.m...... OPTION 2 convenient North Dallas “The LSAT and Your Law School Application” corridor, home to upscale Presented by Steve Dulan – Founder of Advantage Education business, shopping and 11:00 a.m...... LAW SCHOOL EXPO - GIVEAWAYS! entertainment. Visit with the law schools and stay for the special giveaways at 12:25! We have negotiated a 12:30 p.m...... Lunch special room rate of $102 per 1:30 p.m...... TJ Sullivan – LEADERSHIP - Dealing with the Idiot in Your Chapter! night! Also, the hotel will 3:00 p.m...... Free Time for sightseeing & Tours of Law Schools provide FREE shuttles to and 3:30 p.m...... Mock Trial Round 3 - SESSION A (10 teams) from both local airports (Dallas 6:00 p.m...... Mock Trial Round 3 - SESSION B (10 teams) Fort Worth - DFW and Dallas SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 2007 Love Field - DAL) 8:00 a.m...... Continental Breakfast and visit with the Law School Representatives When calling, mention Phi LAW SCHOOL EXPO continues during sessions - Early a.m giveaway! Alpha Delta to receive the 8:30 a.m...... SONEL SHROPSHIRE – Keys to Law School special rate. Reservations must 9:30 a.m...... Advanced Chapter Programming - Fundraising and Chapter Management be made by Monday, October 10:30 a.m...... BREAK 17th to get the special rate. 10:45 a.m...... Phi Alpha Delta – Rotating Workshops with P.A.D. Staff – 45 minutes Reservations will continue to be Public Service Center & Chapter Operations accepted on a space available 12:30 p.m...... Lunch basis, at regular hotel rates after 1:30 p.m...... NEW FEATURE! - “Lead Your Way to the Top!” with Rick Barnes the deadline. 3:45 p.m...... Final Rounds of Mock Trial - Places 1st through 4th 7:00 p.m...... Pre-Law Awards Banquet

“THE REPORTER” – PAGE 30 P.A.D. Day at the CONTINUED FROM PAGE 26 CONTINUED FROM PAGE 20 Supreme Court 2007 Alumna Celeste Reilly said she came Dulan is a familiar face at P.A.D.’s annual to the dinner to show support for the To see pictures of P.A.D. Day 2007, Pre-Law Conference, where he serves as fraternity which has grown dramatically please see the back cover. Brothers and a Mock Trial Judge and provides since she was an active member. “P.A.D. Sisters participating were: Edwin assistance to members preparing for the is a crash course in what law school is all Anderson, George Anibowei, Sonya LSAT. He also travels to visit PreLaw about,” Reilly said. “It truly helped me in Bacon, Royal Berg, Christopher Burke, Chapters to offer LSAT preparation and terms of seeing everything out there.” Yevette D'Agrella, David Doctor, Crystal Law School Survival Skills workshops. Some rushees said they want to get Elder, Patrick Espana, Effie Forde, Advantage Education offers a discount involved because of the opportunities the Christian Gabroy, Tommy Hill, Robert on its services to all Phi Alpha Delta fraternity offers. “I’m expecting to Holland, Shannon Holland, Mark Keyl, members in good standing. For more network and meet people with similar Gerald Koelling, Robert Koosa, Suzanne information, contact Steve at Advantage interests,” said Jackie Skara, a sophomore Lewis, Charles McCarthy, Rodolfo Education toll free: 1-888-737-6010, or majoring in Viola Performance and Ocasio, James O'Hagan, Angelina visit the website at French. Robertson, Paul Ryan, Stephen Savva, www.AdvantageEd.com. Many actives have said that the Bob Scher, Ronald Sharer, Vincent Sicari, fraternity has already helped open doors Hon. Myron Steele, and Jerry Weigle. to legal careers and enabled them to P.A.D. FACT P.A.D. Day at the Supreme Court has understand the intricacies of the legal Our fraternity been held the first Monday in June for profession. “P.A.D. has provided me with flower is the red the past 41 years. A HUGE “Thank You” the most guidance in my legal pursuits,” carnation. to Brother Robert Redding for making said Yiannis Rigas, a junior majoring in this day possible. To participate in P.A.D. political science and international relations. Day at the Supreme Court in 2008, please Send your news for publication in “Without it I would just be lost. This email [email protected]. “The Reporter” to [email protected]. fraternity puts you on the right track.”

“THE REPORTER” – PAGE 31 Alumni Dues Payers From September 21, 2006 to May 15, 2007 Adams Chapter Philip D. Devlin Black Chapter John Dame Robert Meisel Stacye Davis Lisa Adelman Charles M. Dyer Evelyn Benger Leslie Franklin Theodore St. Antoine Steven Dulan Lynne Allen Tina Fryar William Curosh Joyce Fuller William Stapleton Donna Gopaul Daniel C. Blaney Jerry Kaufman Keith Galliher, Jr. Andrew Garcia Sandra Thompson Debra Bolus Grosek William G. Brown Vanessa A. Martyniuk James J.S. Holmes Robert L. Hamilton Bruce Timmons Maroun Hakim E. Daugherty Anisha Massey Benjamin Johnston Wesley Harvin Bowen H. Tucker Leonard Kaanta Howard Feldman John F. Montoya Mark Knops Pamela Helton Eugene G. Wanger Craig J Kobrin Corinne Finnerty Jeffrey R. Newport Stanley Munger Kathleen Hudson Steven Krause Lois Galluzzo Norman Owen John Wanderer Daniel Koleos Cardozo Chapter Henry Legere Jean Hadley Julie Parker Sandy Levitt Carla Aldarelli Amy Moya Donald G. Henderson Mark Rondeau Blackstone Chapter Todd Lochner Jose Arrieta Stuart Nachbar J. Hughes Barbara Savaglio Anne Burke I. Miller Bradford C. Brown Daniel Nelson John J. Jewell Marie Sheldon Travis Life Lee Muschott Kerri Castellini John Ottaviano Brenda E. Knowles Tonya Smith James McKay Belisa Oliveira Christina Chavez Robert Smith John Phillipp David Smyser Thomas Moncada Joseph Reiter Thomas Condon Phillip George Tofaute Debra Traylor Davis Carl Stevens Wendy Morgan G. Don Ritter John Coughlin Luther Waatti Jules Walker Amy von Kelsch-Berk Maryanne Murphy Raymond Rotella James Daniels Vincent Welicka B. Wilkinson Steven Weinstein Harry Quinn Rohde Harvey L. Rubinchik Erin Golembiewski P. Wypych Steve Womble Gregory B. Sultan Charles R. Stepter, Jr. Raymond A. Gorman Bedell Chapter Scott A. Turk John Strickland Lawrence Grassini C. Clark Chapter Alabama Alumni Chapter Michele Beville-Lambert Danielle Valente Wilton Strickland Constance Hannigan-Franck Curt Bogen David Points Corrine Bylund Norma Wilkins Sharon Vollrath Michael J. Lovelace Robert H. Branom Virginia Christy Martin Yankellow, Jr. Mary Wakeman Caryn Moran Paul Gaylo Alden Chapter James Dixon, III Robert Wilson Barry Ponticelli William S. Margulis Douglas J. Bantle Carrington Mead Blume Chapter Shelly Wilson Shanna Price-Wright Norman Steimel Susan Collins Erin Peacock Williams Gay George Harry Roper Alan Zelkowitz Joseph Faerber Jose Torres Bret King Buffalo Alumni Chapter Michael Shields Noemi Fernandez-Hiltz Dee Morgan Robert Klump Linda Stewart T. Clark Chapter Theresa Ferrara Benson Chapter Joel L. Selig Lawrence M. Sullivan Jim Adler Ann C. Giardina-Hess Kathryn D. Arbuckle-Higdon Donald Slaughter Burger Chapter Stephen Willett Sheldon Anisman Christian Gordon Charla V. Beall W. Sullins Eric Arevalo Warren Barton Jeffrey D. Gravelle Jennifer Benson Nancy Tabor Jennifer Del Toro Carmody Chapter G. Ward Beaudry Debbie Humphrey Edwin Bideau Tracy Zubrod Lori Myers Elise Balcom Laurence Boyd Benjamin Kallos Eric Bidwell David Naples Norman Berk Joe B. Cannon Darleen V. Karaszewski Teri Campbell Borah Chapter Arthur Tanaka Michael Bielski Jose Cano James Keysa Harriet Caplan William Anderson Ferdinando J. Castiglia Patricia Constant Joel R. Kurtzhalts Amelia Del Vecchio Frederick Gentry Burr Chapter Ira Dubnoff Jesse W. Cooper Kenneth T. Levenbook Bart Eisfelder James Lynch Gregory Alvarez Hadwen Fuller William Darling Toni Lorio H. Philip Elwood Craig Marcus John James Conly Mara Harvey John Davidson Andrea Love James Farris William V. McCann Kevin Downey Ronald R. Haus Daniel Flatten Daniel Martin Clint Floyd James McMillan Andrew Fick H. Heffern Angela Funk Eduardo Meire Daniel W. Forker William Priest Michelle Kathleen Frantz Amanda Hess Robert Gammage Amy Przewozny Frank Gaines Jeremiah A. Quane Jennifer L. Hartman Joseph Hobika Mario Garza George Riedel Joseph C. Graf Charles Snyder John Karoly, III Norman Hoffman, Jr. George Gilkerson David B. Rynders Steven Halbach Jay Q. Sturgell Charles J. Klitsch Don Iwanicki Jerry Gunn Hector Santiago H. Hollins Amy Sullivan David Laucks Karen Linen Jack W. Hawkins Robert Sisson Ann L. Hoover Harry Turner Jim McKeown Robert D. Lippmann Leland Hodges Joseph Tringali Thomas Jackson Richard Palumbo Thomas Liptak Gordon Holloway Andrew Wells DeLayne Kracht Bradwell Chapter Vicky Ann Trimmer Kori Medow Jerry Hopson Brent Wilson Meghan Lewis Paul Daley Joel Melnicoff Jo Howard Robert L. Locke Marsha Edwards-Bucknor Burton Chapter James A. Mitchell Jack Jackson Alpha Upsilon Keith C. Magnusson Suzanne Meehle Marla Grant Veronica Norgaard Stanley Kirk Rose Perotti Daniel Metz Kristen Schlereth Gemma Greene Carl P. Paladino Ronald Krist James Milliken Geoffrey Valdes Pauline Herd Lance Portman William H. Lafont Alpha Zeta Dionna Mitchell Judith Vega Errol Shifman Lester Sweeting Nick Laird Sharon Perlis Dennis Moore John L. Vecchiolla Mark Szajna Joe Long Gene Olander Brandeis Chapter Henry Winkleman Kathleen Ulrich Wales H. Madden, Jr. Baltimore Alumni Chapter James Riehm Araj Ahmed John Watkins David Mallard Elmer A. “Mo” Davis Michael Roach Sharon Bailey Butler Chapter W Matthews Sharon Hunt Byron K. Rupp James Bernier, Jr. Ralph E. Carter Casey Chapter Michael L. May Gloria E. Shaw Charles Bishop Thomas Johnson Kurt Koehler John McQuigg Baylor Chapter Darrel Shumake Lorin Bleecker Monte M. Miller Marva Robertson Richard Moore, III Ron Adkison Ted A. Smith Dennis Carluzzo Steven C. Opheim William Moser R. Jack Ayres Pamela Stabler Alan L. Chvotkin Thomas Tate Central CT Alumni Chapter Cynthia Muniz Richard Corbitt Bob Storey Anibal Cortina John E. Trojack Tad Bistor D. Nayar John Culpepper, Jr. John Sutherland William S. Finger Robert J. Zallar Judd Osten Ruth Daniels Shannon Thomas Arndt Roger Floren Chase Chapter Charles Parker Jack Dillard Eric Thompson Carson Frailey Cahn Chapter Diane L. Chermely James Perkins Harry Dulick Shirard D. Thompson Sherie Kristiansen Tiffani Johnson Charles Eckert Lloyd Perkins Hulen Ford Michael Unrein Jay L. Lenrow Hal F. Franke Michael R. Pickering Larry Green Thomas Valentine Stuart S. Levin Calhoun Chapter Margaret Helmling Stephen M. Potts Dan Kennerly Roger Weatherby Michael Lippman Howard Barron Edward Johnson Wayne A. Rohne William Levay John Weingart Alan J. Pearlman Joel I. Berson David Ketter John R. Sandhop Frederick McClure Bruce L. Safro Seth Brody Richard Meyers Frederick Schuck Len G. McCormick Benton Chapter William L. Schmidt William Bryce Debra Nelson Newton B. Schwartz Leslye Mueller Van Adams Jon Schochor Marshall Burman Alfred Nippert Melton Smith Deborah Newlin John P. Barelli Jessica Smith Mitchel J. Ezer William D. Tomblin Harry Stafford W. Newton Robert Bickhaus Penny Somer Leland J. Gordon Irwin Steinhorn Robert Pearson Paul Blackman Ann R. Sparrough Otis Pearsall Cherry Chapter Richard Stone Bobby J Phillips K. Louis Caskey J. Suhr Robert Rich Tianekquia Gibbs Robert Thomas Benjie Reed Sam Devinki Stephen S. Weinstein Harold Sterling Tommy Warford John Scott G. Fenner Harvey York David Weild Chicago Alumnae Chapter Joan Scroggins Martin M. Gorin Noreen Costelloe Clay Chapter George A. Snell Steven Graff Brantly Chapter Campbell Chapter Michael Alvey Walter D. Snider J. Michael Joy S. Darland John M.R. Ayres Chicago Alumni Chapter Tommy Chandler Rell Tipton Jack L. Miller Robert Ehlers Stanley Bergman Kevin Hull Louis Kawaja Richard Vance Merwin W. Peake Charles E. Burpee Rosemary Krimbel Gary Little William Wootten Howard Peth Brewer Chapter James Draper Charles G. McCarthy, Jr. Janie McKenzie-Wells Charles Zahn Nathan Rosen Kristen David Adams William Dulany William Pokorny, Jr. Erin C. Miller Kathy Shapiro Ronald Alter S.J. Elden Darren T. Sammons Beaumont Chapter Arthur Stoup Andrea Ansley Richard Hughey Christiancy Chapter Wilfrid Schroder Stephen A. Baker Jo Wagoner John Chew William Irwin Szu-Yu Chang James Shepherd Morrie A. Bishop Thomas Conely James M. Loots Denise Davis William Threlkeld

“THE REPORTER” – PAGE 32 Alumni Dues Payers From September 21, 2006 to May 15, 2007 Coke Chapter deBracton Chapter Terence Yoshioka Fleming Chapter Richard Kolostian, Sr. Winston Connor Dale R. Bruder Charles Baxley J. Zimmerman Marshall Adams Baldo Kristovich Richard Gathright Amy M. Ducat John J. Bellizzi Margaret Arneson Marlene Kristovich Joseph J. Gembala Larry Farnham Maddalena Coppola Edmonds Chapter Fran Arnold James Krueger Sam Gibson Jerry Gilbert Gregory Guido Lucy Baldwin Brian Balaguera Cyrus Lam Mary Green Henry G. Harris Jon Lieberman William H. Bassett William Black David Leonard Dorothy Harris Arnold N. Hirsch Edgar Romney Nancy Battel Luis Bonilla Kevin Lewand Rosanna Henry-Loket Audrey Holland Andrew L. Sichenze Rolayne Edwards Cassius Borel Brigitte Lockner Ronald Arthur Hope Russell A. Kelm Edward Wilford Nicholas Fedeli Brittany Bulger Robin Mashal Donald T. Jack Warren J. Lotz Peter F. Zullo Douglas R. Irvine Gordon Daniels Alexandra Mells Trenton Kelly Mike Rankin Paul Nesse Lisa Daniels Denis Moriarty David Malone Max Rayle deDiego Chapter Vivian Ware Rebecca Del Medico Karen Oster Gerald Martin Richard Schwartz Roland Acosta Nathaniel Wylie Jocelyn Fulton Brian Pellis Cheryl Nichols James Shindler, Jr. Luis Armstrong Cortada John George Kendra Powell Richard Charles Ourand, Jr. Tania Barreto Groff Egan Chapter Howard Greitzer Luke W. Reynolds Mark A. Pate Cole Chapter Carlos Cabrera Marlene Bernstein Liana Hall Shirley Roberson Kristel Patton Vicki Huff Alsin Jorge Calero Blanco Joseph S. Bielecki Richard Hanover Angelina Robertson Bruce H. Phillips Sandra Braber-Grove Magdalena Caratini Soto Kenneth Brannigan, III Alcee Hastings Martha Roof John M. Pittman Michael Devine Ileana Cintron-Vargas John C. Brosky Marsha Herbert Burton Rosky Kristine Prentice Philip Dorweiler Wendell Colon James T. Davis Carl Hinson Randi Saul-Olson Donald C. Pullen Michael Elliott Fernando Cruz-Tollinche Stephanie Domitrovich Andrea Kaluzny Eric Schreiber John Raffaelli W. Francois Waldemar Del Valle Armstrong Bart Ecker Bernard Kessler Douglas Scott Robert Taylor William Heaivilin Mark Jimenez Brackel Frank C. Patek, II Rosa Lima Paul G. Seehusen Wyman Rice Wade Rhonda K. Hill Carlos Jirau Ralph V. Fuehr John Meehan Keith Sharp Michael R. Hoffmann Carla Leon Valls John Horty Neil Rambana Stuart A. Simon Garner Chapter Lynette Hornung-Kobes Idalia Limeres-Zequeira John Hovan Elizabeth Ricci Jason Skala Darlene Aguilar Thomas Katsumes Santiago Mari Roca Christine Kornosky Stacy Portner Ritter Robert Somers Jonathan Bamberg Philip Miller Carlos Martinez-Vivas William G. Kratz Frank Sioli Robert Starkey Frankie Geneva Boyd Kevin A Parker Amelyn Olivari Ramos Terry Lerman Jane Sullivan Charles Stratford Teresa Coles David Rich Pedro Santiago-Rivera Leah Lewandowski Adam Woodruff Cecelia Tripi Deanna Daly Dee Rogers Olga Soler-Bonnin Karen Oehling John Tulac Glenn Douglas Curtis Roggow Oscar Torres Irizarry John C. Reed Fletcher Chapter Suzanne Vaughan Peter Eggert Gary R. Urquhart Robert Rosen James Altman Marshall Waller Daniel Esparza Harley Whitfield Dirksen Chapter Richard Schubert William Barnett H. Wasmund Curtis L. Frisbie James Wilkens Linda J. Linton Ronald Susmarski W. Brinkley John F. Weitkamp Maria Garcia Roberta Willenkin Benjamin J. Viloski Marsha Brown Fred Whitaker Jeffrey Hinkley Connelly Chapter Edward Wachter Joe T. Caruso Tappan Zee Cindy S. Hudson Daniel Aaronson Dooley Chapter Francine Williams Richard P. Cole Thomas Lee Charles Cleveland Paul Bellisario James Winzenreid Tenesia Connelly Hall Frankfurter Chapter Robert Leonard Bryon Collins Rynell Benckendorf Evans Crary Raymond Dettore, Jr. Charles Mitchell Carter Fjeld Carmen Clemons-Goodman Engle Chapter Jonathan Dingus J. Griffin Daniel O’Connor George Hamano Bradley David Roger Cartozian Murray Dubbin Tara Herlihy Cynthia Orr Daniel Harbaugh Michael Jansz Gregory Chappel Richard J. Dungey Paul Kaufman Lori Perez Christopher J. Herman Kathy McNeely-Johnson James Claybar, Jr. William Eagan Michael Lennon Christopher John Pettit Lawrence Hirsch Richard Tarulis George Diumenti Harry Edwards Allen Margulis Margaret Priesmeyer Emily Katsumes Antonio Valentin Jennie Eddy Robert Ervin Steven A. Minicucci Jane Rogers Jennifer Porto Thomas Eres S. Fisher Russell Peck, Jr. David Shivers Matthew Rutt S. Douglas Chapter Harold Ford Andrew Hall Caitlin Sheehan Haley Sloss Richard Sayre Barbara J. Bailey Jenny Hubach Benny Harris William St. John Thomas Smith Lisa Brannack Gabriel Jackson Daniel Hunter Grant Chapter David Torres Zoila Gonzalez Harris J. Kuhn Robert Johnson Franklin Chapter David W. Beyer Tom Walsh Terry Green Bradley Perkins Frederick Jones Adam Jay Jaffe Ann Brennan Terry M. Green Michael Pratum Michael Katz Nikki Love Edward Brunner Cooley Chapter Andrew J. Hatch Karen Schafer Henry Kaye Christopher Ramey Amy Bulford John Adams Edwin E. Heubi Linda Smith Herbert Langston Dallas Sneckner G Compton David C. Hakim Kenneth Hughes Dennis A. Sommese Fredric Levin Richard Stevenson Ronald Cramer Clark Johnson Paul Leslie Lee Donald Lykkebak Sabrina Stuart C. Christine Fahrenback Stephen Miller Bernard Segatto Eta Chapter Avonelle Ruth Mackerell John Raymond Warner Charles Farrell Joseph Papp Linda Self Dorothy Farrington Albert Massey Alfred J. Fleming Barbara Woodcock Kathleen Heitman Daniel Merritt Frelinghuysen Chapter Preston Garvin Corliss Chapter Dixie Morrow Michael Angermeier Frank Green George Ackre W. Douglas Chapter Field Chapter Ronald Neiwirth Ira F. Back John C. Hudzik Rex Hammarback Keith Bruno Arthur Azevedo Richard Pearse, Jr. James J. Daloisio Jane Hull Lori Harrison Meryl Clayton Michael Camras Gerald Richman Cornelius Daniel, III Eric Johnson Jeffrey N. Nelson Arlene Colangelo Gerald F. Crump Judy Roach Jacob S. Elkes Thomas N. Julius Neil H. Thompson Michael Elgee Dorsey Dwelle Lawrence Rolfe David Ewan Charles Kennedy Patrick Ward Peter D Esser Jay Grodin Gilda Romano Ronald Freeman Carolyn Leed Lynne Farrell Dirk L. Hudson Howard Rosenblatt Frederick Hardt Donald Maciejewski Cowley Chapter Vincent Ferro Adolph Molina Elzie Sanders Edward L. Paul Thomas Mikulka James Parkinson Scott Gardiner Alan Reedy Mona Shah Thomas Scully Jon Musial Lory Skwerer Gerald Gaynor Roger Schrimp John C. Strickroot Nils Nilsson Charles Heine Elmer Stephens Robert Telfer Fuller Chapter James E. Payne Darrow Chapter Joseph Hurley Howard Trapp Michael Weatherby Mitchell Asher Warren Pritchard Margaret Asare Frleta Lori Kirsch Arthur Traugh George Werner Robert J. Barnard, Jr. Lawrence H. Richards John Bell Robert Koosa Denise Whisenant Albert Belmont James Savitz James Carroll Lucy Michaud Fish Chapter Evan Yegelwel James Challenger George Simakis Brenda Douglas Barry S. Moller Pamela Boylan-Hill William Collings Carol Clemente Wagner Linda M. Fahey Todd Schultze William Cetti Ford Chapter Ronald Drumke A. William Zavarello Erin Holbrook Mitchell Weston Wade R. Crow Marcia Alessi John English Jennifer Hutkoff Mitchell Brian Weston Milton Ferrell, Jr. Iana Apostolova Wayne B. Giampietro Green Chapter James Hymes John S. Harrison David H. Baum Megan Goldish Aaron Bennett Harry Johnson Doyle Chapter Suzanne Adair Hutton Wayne S. Bell Stanley Jakala John M. Gaffney Jennifer Kerr Richard Palmer David McCurley Herbert Braun Hugo Koranda Christopher Harry Gregory K. Kirby Max R. McGlamry Debra Burchard Coffeen Nat Ozmon Alvin D. Herrington Eugene L. Miles Dunbar Chapter Kimberly Pritchard Corrina Clover Miller Jonathan Persky Basil Marhofer Michael Pappas Jennifer Kampsula Carl Schluter Herbert Colden George A. Rubin John Mitchelson Steven Pfeffer Mark D. Kimball Jack Senter Jeffrey D. Diamond Anton Valukas Linda Powell Carolyn Powers Preston Koeger Merek Shoob Jack W. Evarone Richard Sias Benjamin Pulz Maria Marshall Evett Simmons Jami Fosgate Garland Chapter Christopher Stark Darlene Skinner Clarence J. Rabideau E. Southwell John V. Gallagher Clifton Bond William Turner Kerry Staton Theodore Rosenblume Alan Taylor George J. Gliaudys Debbie D. Branson Betty van der Smissen William I. Weston Gerald Smith Scott Walters Bruce Gross Carol Cannedy-Dalby Thomas J Wynne Cynthia Welsh Burton Katz J. Clark L. Kellogg Joann Coleman “THE REPORTER” – PAGE 33 Alumni Dues Payers From September 21, 2006 to May 15, 2007 Griffith Chapter Richard P. Trippet Frederick Stamp, Jr. Dexter Joyner Humphrey Chapter Jordan Chapter Gaston Bordis Robert Westbrook Tara Wiedeman Jennifer Knox William Bower Charles L. Anderson Amy Carlson Jerry M. Wright Steven Laird Elizabeth Foster Helen Arnold Anthony Quickle Hare Chapter Hickman Chapter John Langdon Mara Mayer Karen Baunchand Kevin Goldman Rita Allee Mark A. Linsky Steven Mercatante Anthony Bell Gunter Chapter Lee Allen Thomson Lipscomb Joseph A. Novak Gregory Bradley Christopher Charles Harlan Chapter John Banks William Lonquist, Jr. Renee Parker Eduardo J. Franco Melvin Dinner James Armstrong David Barnett R Mann David A. Pizzuti Charles Goldman James Harper Ron Armstrong Barbara Barron Dana Mills Bellah Adam Schnatz Hollie Greene Joseph Hodges Jari Askins W. Bonesio Anastas Pass Dorina Thornton Andrew Jefferson Ronald C. Pass Hugh A. Baysinger Nelleene Boothby Teresa Peterson Hays Jenkins Mark Watt Danny Beltz William Dever John Polk Iredell Chapter Paul Joe Stephen Davis Paul Ferguson Albert Redmond Catherine Bailey Fred Kowalski Halleck Chapter Frank E. Dennis Lori Foertsch Leonard Schilling Ann Calabria Priscilla Lopez William Alexa David Erwin William Gipson Thomas Stansfield Ashley Darden William McLeod Scott David Bromann Robert Fries William O. Heaton Janice Toohey Gabriel John Fanney Tonya Moses David Butterfield Melvin Gilbertson Susan Hooper Richard West Amanda Griffin Romie Neal Lis Cohen-Kahn Odis Clifton Gooding Daniel LeGaye Mike Wike Jeffrey Marsigli Cameo Nichols Karen Coulis Glen Hammonds Edgar Mason Edward Wolcott William A. Oden, III Irvin Pean Jane Craney C. Harris Ronald Monshaugen Joseph Ray Clive Rivers John G. Diamond J. Henson Bailey Moseley Hoynes Chapter Chris Skinner Yvonne Simpson Douglas Germann, Sr. Michelle Johnson Steven Lynn Roberts William Beccaro Cheryl Spencer Gregory Stephenson Elizabeth Ann Goodrich Bert M. Jones Kent A. Rowald Bryan W. Blades Melissa Walker Ruthaiwan Suwannakinthorn Phoebe Harris Robert Leonard James P. Smith Antonia Chambers Stephen Taylor Nathan Herkamp Albert Matthews Michelle E. Taylor John Glowacki Jackson Chapter Edward Valverde Roland Herrmann David McPhail Norbert Hart Eileen Fusco Lisa M. Hughes Tom Milam, Jr. Hoffman Chapter Amanda Herman Myron Gattis Juarez Chapter Ethenia King Candace Noel Morris Daniel Burke Crystal Marietta Laurence Hecker Debra Loya James Mcgonnagle Steven Mortimer Larry Crigler Keith Massey George Johnson Margaret Murphy Susan Murray Charley Dixon Michael O’Shaughnessy Dennis O’Grady Keener Chapter Julie Newhouse William Odell Richard Goodwin Thomas David Schroeder Nona Ostrove Edward Brinson John L. Peterson Phil Richards Richard Holzer Judith Richardson-Dunkley David U. Crosby Donald E. Prevallet Dawn Scholz Justin L. Lawrence Hughes Chapter Barry G. Saretsky R. Head Kristin Scheuerman Anne Seward John Malloy Joseph Chu Cassandra Savoy John Hogan David Scott Kay Sheffield Erin McCune George Cooper Joel Selikoff Lenna Macdonald Milan D. Tesanovich Albert Silkey Henry Menninger, Jr. Jill Davis Martin Unger Douglas Sandberg Raymond Tompkins Charles R. Myers Amanda Dreher Marilyn Williams David Simon Hamill Chapter James Winterringer Karl Price Celeste Gamache John Watson Kenneth E. Barden Melody Wirz Charles Schaffner Michael R. Homyak Jay Chapter J. Welch Richard L. Bartholomew Scarlet Ann Wootten Alan Stout Robert Horen Merrill R. Bradford Franklyn D. Brinkman Richard Wright III Patricia Thomas Katherine Houle Arnold Bruckner Kenealy Chapter Garland Cravens Heather Wagers Katherine Lucht Van Schaack Elliot Chabot Mary Clements Pajak Ayn Engle Hay Chapter Stephanie White Alvin Meiklejohn Penn Chabrow Wanda Garcia Elizabeth F.R. Gingerich Karen Dow Amy Williams Leo Milan Gilberto Charriez Elizabeth Gunn Michelle C. Goodman James Foltz W. Kenneth Zuk David Nikaido William J. Chen Holly Kilibarda Donald Hawk Josiah Mason Athena Roe Edward Dreyfus Sunjlee Pegram William Jonelis Samuel R. Petry, ll Hollowell Chapter John Streelman Alberto G. Estrella Darryl Roberts Sara Kokan Albert G. Schleicher Kerri Mills Margaret Sula Eugene Gorrin Joan Lawrence Raymond J. Tisone Maurice J. Sullivan Merton Henry Kenison Chapter Cynthia Locke Daniel F. 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Koester Jennifer Truman Steven Slade John Walker James Tungate Daniel Ivey-Soto Jane J. Larson Alvin Smith Maurice Weingold Owen Williams Geoffrey Romero James Page National Capital Area Alumni James Steele Robert A. Zock Alan Witt Calvin R. Wells Gail Prock David Baranow Jeffrey Sweetland Reuben Wong Paul I. Scherman Lesley Yosses Richard Taylor Llewellyn Chapter McReynolds Chapter Karin Simonson David S. Van Every Bruce McLean Marshall Chapter Lloyd Arrowood, Jr. Paul Richard Spyhalski New Jersey Alumni Chapter William G. Yates Deane Bennett Jennifer Barnhardt McAfee Tricia Sterle Donald Katz Los Angeles Alumni Sandford Miller De’an Bass More Chapter Jason Ross Langston Chapter Shirley Hufstedler Albert Parks Jacky O. Bellar Joseph Barmettler Sonja Combs Frank S. Zolin Laurie Vessel C. 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