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“The Reporter” – Page 2 Message from The International Table of Contents Justice: A Time of Transition Message from the International Justice...... 3 This is the last column I will write for the Reporter as your Message from the Editor...... 4 International Justice since a new International Executive Board will be elected at the 57th List of District Justices...... 7 Biennial Convention in Chapter News...... 5-8 Scottsdale this summer. Thank you for the honor Clerk’s Corner...... 9 and privilege of this service; I have enjoyed The Changing Face of Diversity...... 10 the journey. As my term winds Navigating Your Career...... 11 down, I find myself FAQ’s of the DCO...... 13 preparing for transition; just as each of our More Law Chapter News...... 12, 14-17 chapters must. Our chapters should be Convention Updates...... 18-19 organizing their election of new officers at this Pre-Law News...... 20-21, 23-26 time, with a target date st Easy LSAT...... 22 before March 31 . A formal transition meeting between the current and new officers should occur within 10 days thereafter Study Abroad...... 27 so that all the chapter information, materials and finances can be conveyed to the new leadership. This timing also allows for Alumni News...... 28-31 many weeks for the newly elected officers to “shadow” their Phi Alpha Delta is a proud member of the predecessors. Professional Fraternity Association and the College Fraternity Editors Association. The new leadership of each chapter should develop a calendar for at least the fall semester to come and submit it to THE REPORTER their District Presidents, District Justices and the Director of (ISSN-01-0149-8754) th Andrew D. Sagan, Executive Director • Leslie P. Rutherford, Editor Chapter Operations by April 15 . 345 N. Charles Street, Baltimore, MD 21201 • Volume 60 – Number 1 For our law school and alumni chapters, they should be 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 electing their two delegates and two alternates to attend the Reporter” is sent to all dues-paying alumni of the Fraternity without charge. upcoming convention, along with their election of officers International Jeffrey Hesser Tribunal Andrew D. Sagan (this in no way limits the number of chapter members that Executive Board 3462 N. Sheffield Ave. #2S Chicago, IL 60657 Chief Tribune Editor may attend, it only designates those with voting privileges.) Int’l. Justice Int’l. Board Member Kathleen Maloney Leslie P. Rutherford 5632 Rapid Run Court John F. Weitkamp Rhonda Hill Burke, VA 22015 Director of Chapter 10724 White Oak Ave. 2030 NW 129th Street Operations As soon as convention attendees are identified, they will begin Clive, IA 50325 Granada Hills, CA 91394 Associate Tribune Byron K. Rupp receiving direct, specific information on this most important Int’l. Board Member Stephen King Int’l. Vice Justice Dir. of Financial Tom Bentz 5 Friendship Lane Alan S. Zelkowitz Wiggins, MS 39577 Operations biennial event. 1431 Juli-Lyn Ct. 2099 Pennsylvania Ave., N.W. Suite 100 Associate Tribune Northbrook, IL 60061 Tom Giachino Washington, DC 20006 Philip Greenberg Senior Membership The rushing of new members should be continuing and all Int’l. Advocate 10 Park Ave., Suite 2A Int’l. Board Member Consultant Alexander New York, NY 10116 applications should be submitted to the Executive Office and Stephen J. Savva Jon Bassford Francuzenko 250 West 57th Street, st 1365 Heritage Oak Way Suite 919 Executive Office: Membership Services 345 N. Charles Street initiations completed by May 1 . Many of our chapters and Reston, VA 20914 New York, NY 10107-0900 Consultant - West Baltimore, MD 21201 Int’l. Secretary 410-347-3118 Robert Lara their members and officers have excelled this year and should Ronald J. Winter www.pad.org Membership Services P.O. Box 1348 be recognized. We do so through our series our International Lockport, NY 1348 National Consultant - East Int’l. Treasurer Advertising: Renorda Herring Awards (specifics available on the PAD website.) All applications Arnold N. Hirsch 410-347-3118 Chapter Operations P.O. Box 1237 or email [email protected] Assistant Apache Junction, AZ 85220 MUST be submitted to the Executive Office by the first Monday Executive Director Emeritus Rachel Frazer Int’l. Board Member in June; some are very extensive and others require the signatures Fredrick Administrative Assistant International J. Weitkamp Kyle Miller of advisors or district representatives so please plan ahead. Executive Director Each chapter should use the summer to prepare for the fall Declaration of Purpose “The purpose of this Fraternity shall be to form a strong bond uniting students and teachers of the law with and hit the ground running. We know that the first three weeks members of the Bench and Bar in a fraternal fellowship designed to advance the ideals of liberty and equal justice under law; to stimulate excellence in scholarship; to inspire the virtues of compassion and courage; of each semester are the critical periods to promote your chapter to foster integrity and professional competence; to 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 and conduct activities. If you can include PAD materials in professional and public service.” Continued on Page 5

“The Reporter” – Page 3 P.A.D. Message From The New Editor: New Website Have you seen the new pad.org? Talk about a major upgrade! We’ve added some great new features, with more to come, such as P.A.D. Job Postings. At the new pad.org you can: Executive Director • Create a member profile page Andrew Sagan has been a member of • Upload/share pictures and files the P.A.D. Executive Office for eight and • Submit articles for the website a half years now. He was first employed • View/add events to the International Calendar by our Fraternity as the Director of • Communicate with members on the message board Communications in November of 1999. He has served in many capacities We hope you enjoy the new P.A.D. Online Community. If you have any and immersed himself in a number of suggestions, please email me at [email protected]! different disciplines to our benefit. So -Leslie Rutherford, Editor much so, that he was named Assistant Executive Director and has served in that position for 5 years. He IS a part of the P.A.D. family. Meet Our New Member Services So, with the resignation of Frank C. Patek, II, as Executive Director Consultants! in August last year, the International Executive Board looked to Andrew as the logical successor. He was approached and was ecstatic about the possibility of serving, viewing the E.D. position as an extension of the work he had already been performing for us as well as his current Executive Director position of the Professional Fraternity Association. Robert Lara - MSC-West Renorda Herring - MSC-East In order to be fair to both the Robert Lara is a recent graduate Renorda Herring was born and raised Fraternity and to Andrew, he was of the Class of 2007 at University of in Atlanta, Georgia. She received a B.S. designated as “Interim Executive New Mexico School of Law. During his in Political Science from Savannah State Director” in August, with a review to time in law school, Robert served as the University, where she was instrumental in occur at the winter 2008 IEB meeting. Justice and Vice-Justice of the McManus reactivating the P.A.D. Pre-Law Chapter. This provided your board with an Chapter. Robert was also the Vice- A 2007 graduate of the North opportunity to interact with Mr. Sagan President of the University of Texas at Carolina Central University School of in the top administrative role and also El Paso P.A.D. Pre-Law Chapter where he Law, Renorda served as Justice of the provided Andrew with a chance to graduated with a B.A. in political science Watkins Chapter, and also assisted with determine if the directorship was all he in 2004. the installation of the NCCU Pre-Law thought it would be. When Robert is not on the road chapter. The winter IEB meeting was held in working for Phi Alpha Delta, he works Renorda passed the North Carolina Baltimore in January, the review was held as a fundraiser and legal advisor for the Bar in 2007 and was admitted that and the International Executive Board was EIM Group Inc., a political consulting August. She is a partner in the firm, more than satisfied with his performance. firm in New Mexico. He currently lives Fludd Herring and Associates, PLLC. Quite frankly, Andrew and the Executive in Albuquerque, New Mexico with his Staff helped to facilitate a nearly seamless transition from one Executive Director Continued on Page 14

“The Reporter” – Page 4 An Answer to the Question: What can a little Chapter Do? By Ann Pieper, Justice, Dooley Chapter, Northern Illinois University. Dooley is a small chapter from Northern Illinois University. As we are at a small law school with a very strong rival fraternity presence, we sometimes are at a loss on what we can do to make a difference with our limited budget and membership. A few years ago our chapter decided to do a large community service project with our time and money – and it is something we love to do, the entire School of Law appreciates, and that does our fraternity proud. Each year, Phi Alpha Delta does a “Giving Tree” during the holiday season to provide gifts for the homeless children satying in a facility called “Hope Haven” here in DeKalb, Illinois. Hope Haven is a shelter whose main purpose is to transition unemployed homeless families to working families. The facility takes families with children and provides day care and housing while the moms and/or dads earn their GED’s, further education, and new jobs. When the residents of Hope Haven can afford to leave, it is with a job and a community of support. The shelter has been extremely successful in these efforts. For the Giving Tree, the Hope Haven children’s programming director provides our chapter with a list of wants from the children. We take these wishes and turn them into construction paper hands that list the age of the child, the child’s sex, and their wish. Many times the wishes are for things like socks, underwear, winter coats, and jeans, but there are also fun wishes for things like perfume, toys, books and earrings. As a result, there is plenty of variety for every possible shopper. We place our construction paper “wishes” onto a little Christmas tree set up in the Student Common Area where all the students and faculty at the Law School can take the hands and bring back the best gifts for these kids. When all the gifts come in we make sure that all of the kids have equal gifts, and if they don’t, we provide them! Because of Phi Alpha Delta, many parents who have nothing to give their kids during the holiday season can give a gift to their child. This year the Dooley Chapter, helped facilitate a process that provided over 150 gifts to the homeless children of DeKalb. We are honored to do it every year, the students and faculty at Northern love to participate and we are proud to explain how a little chapter can make a big difference in service to their Community!

Continued from Page 3 the registration packets going out to new From the Cover: students from your schools, all the better. You are not alone. Take advantage Langston Chapter of the PAD resources available to you; District Presidents, District Justices, The brothers and sisters ADJs, alumni chapter officers, members of the Langston Chapter, in of the International Advisory Board, their dedication to community International Tribunal and International service, volunteered at a local Executive Board AND, most importantly, Day Care Center for low- our FANTASTIC Executive Office Staff. income families, Martha’s Here’s to the completion of a great Table in Washington, D.C. in November 2007. The children ranged in age from spring semester and an even greater year infants to five years old. Several of the chapter’s members played games, sang songs, to come. And, here’s to each and every participated in arts and crafts activities, and provided healthy snacks for the children one of you, my PAD sisters and brothers! at the Day Care. The Langston Chapter also contributed to Phi Alpha Delta’s International Warmest fraternal regards, Executive Board Meeting in Baltimore, MD this January. The Board looked to Langston Chapter Marshal & Historian, Rhonda Michelle Kornegay, the only law student in attendance, to represent the voice of all student chapters and Rhonda did just that—contributing valuable student insight for the Board to consider in its future initiatives. The Langston Chapter would like to thank the International Board John for the opportunity to attend/participate in its winter meeting and commends the Executive Office on its continued commitment to its student members.

“The Reporter” – Page 5 Welcome Our Newest Law School Chapter! On Friday, February 22 (George Washington’s birthday), we installed the George Washington Chapter at Regent University School of Law. More than 60 new brothers and sisters joined the P.A.D. family. Look for the full article in the next issue of The Reporter. At left: the chartering members of the George Washington Chapter at Regent University.

At right: Chapter officers with installation team: DCO Byron Above: Chapter officers, l-r Donald Anderson Rupp, District XXIV ADJ Ramona Taylor, Past IEB – Marshall, Nathan McGrath – Vice-Justice, Member Adele Nighman, District XXIV DJ John Jung, Patrick Murphrey – Justice, Amanda Freeman - Past Int’l. Justice Curtis Anderson Clerk, and Michael Casaretto – Treasurer Butler’s Back! By District X Justice, B.J. Maley The Pierce Butler Chapter was originally chartered in May, 1962. The chapter enjoyed a forty year history of almost continuous activity, some years better than others, but unfortunately, the chapter went inactive in 2002. This has now been remedied! At its winter board meeting the International Executive Board approved a petition to reactivate the Pierce Butler Chapter, and on February 7, 2008, a reactivation-installation team made up of District Justice B.J. Maley; Twin City Alumni Justice Nina Berglund; Monroe Justice Sam Steiner; and Monroe Top picture: Some of those participating in the Reactivation Ceremony of the William Butler Treasurer Ann Johnson, officially Chapter on 2/7/08 included (L-R): Nina Berglund (Twin City Alumni), Kathryn Steen, Joe reactivated the chapter, initiated new Sweeney, Nate Jurowski (Justice), Paul Jackson (Vice Justice), Sam Steiner (Monroe Justice), members, and swore in chapter officers and Ann Johnson (Monroe Treasurer). according to the Fraternity’s ritual. Bottom picture: the charter members of the Pierce Butler Chapter from May, 1962. The members of the newly reactivated chapter include Joseph and continuing with the recruitment X, are now active. Despite not yet being Amos, Sara Daly, Tim Gould, Paul last Spring of Nate Jurowski and Paul active, the chapter hosted the District Jackson, Nathan Jurowski, Rob Larson, Jackson who will serve as chapter Justice X Leadership Conference this fall Jason Melo, Alicia Sieben, Kathryn and Vice Justice respectively and led the and participated in the Inter-Chapter Steen, Joe Sweeney and Julie Wilcox. recruitment of new members. District Charity Ball in November. The chapter The reactivation process has taken about Justice Maley attributes the success of is planning activities for the remainder of a year, beginning with the transfer of the reactivation attempts to the work of the Spring Semester and also plans to be Julie Wilcox from Florida A&M where these three student members. she was initiated by Cherry Chapter With the reactivation of Butler to William Mitchell College of Law Chapter, all student chapters in District

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You • Jay Ross District VII [email protected] founders are also members and include can view the site at www.thelegality.com. Eric Hutson Delaware, New Jersey, and Justice Amy Seely, Vice Justice Matthew If you’d like more information about [email protected] Eastern Pennsylvania S. Illinois, Kansas & • Schroettnig, Event Coordinator Jay Hall, this topic, or to schedule an interview, Missouri District XXIII • Araj Ahmed Kimberly Brandt, Darci Van Duzer and please contact Alexander JL Theoharis District VIII [email protected] Jeff Richards. at (206)-984-3119, or email editor@ Jeff Crain District of Columbia, [email protected] N. 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The site launched Elizabeth Sconzert www.pad.org “The Reporter” – Page 7 Catering, and entertainment Quad Chapter was provided by The Classic Big Charity Ball in Band and the vocal quartet, The Nostalgics. Programming included Minnesota a film concerning Avenues for By B.J. Maley, District X Justice Youth , presentations by members On November 16, a gala charity ball, of the Avenues staff, and one co-sponsored by all four student P.A.D. youth who had benefited from chapters in Minnesota and attended their program. A silent auction by members of the Twin City legal was conducted in conjunction community, was held at the Metropolitan with the charity ball. The auction Ballroom in Golden Valley, Minnesota. alone raised over $3,000 for The Quad Chapter Charity Ball benefited the Avenues program. After “Avenues for Homeless Youth,” [http:// conclusion of the program and www.avenuesforyouth.org] a charitable silent auction, those in attendance organization dealing with the homeless enjoyed a couple hours of dancing problem among Minnesota’s youth. to the music of The Classic Big The black tie optional affair was Band. organized and funded by all four student Special thanks to the law firms chapters in Minnesota: Butler Chapter and law schools who sponsored at William Mitchell College of Law the event including: Sieben, (Alicia Sieben, Liaison), Kellogg Chapter Grose, Von Holtum & Carey, at the University of St. Thomas (Nicole Ltd.; Pemberton, Sorlie, Rufer Concordia, Liaison), Mitchell Chapter at & Kershner, PLLP; Schwebel, the University of Minnesota (Joey Swartz, Goetz & Sieben, P.A.; Hamline Liaison), and Monroe Chapter at Hamline University School of Law, the University (Annie Ellig, Liaison), and University of Minnesota Law additional sponsorships were provided by School, the University of St. Thomas local law firms. District Justice B.J. Maley School of Law, and the William and members of the Twin City Alumni Mitchell College of Law. Chapter were also in attendance, including Justice Nina Berglund. The meal was provided by Damico

bags of clothing that were donated to matched our donation which helped us Vaught Chapter the local Salvation Army. Jen Owens, to triple the amount collected. All funds Continuing to Grow our Service Chair, set up donation boxes will go to research done at Children’s around campus and picked up extra large Hospital. The cans were then donated Oklahoma City University’s Edgar donations personally. to Regional Food Bank. S. Vaught Chapter had a successful Our “Immunity Days” event We were excited to have a successful fall semester with twenty-eight new was also a big hit this year! This year we semester and hope to initiate an even members initiated! We had many great reduced the amount of days to two, to larger number in the spring. We have activities and interesting speakers that accommodate the professors. We still many exciting new projects in the works, attended our meetings, from a professor brought in more donations than the including a P.A.D. Alumni Event with on how to write better law school exams previous year: $423 and 1,106 pounds our chapter in March, for which we’ve to a forensic examiner and polygraphist. of cans! sent out over 800 invitations and are Our first fundraiser selling t-shirts Vaught Chapter’s Committee Chair, organizing a silent auction to go along was a huge success and allowed us to Renee Little, contacted the Children’s with the event. We’re sure this event and host several recruitment events, an Medical Research Institute for a fund- others will help to further the name Phi initiation party, and a nice dinner for our raising project. We rented out cans for $1 Alpha Delta on the campus and in the December graduates. per can per class and all of the proceeds Oklahoma City community. Two of our events were a greater from this were donated to the hospital. success than expected. Our clothing Renee was able to donate the money to drive lasted September 24 to October a department where three other donors 5, and we collected over twenty-five

“The Reporter” – Page 8 on the radar screen at the Executive Office, now is the time to make yourself, and your chapter, known. There are several services which you can provide in the near future that can ensure that your By Ron Winter, International Secretary chapter is up-to-date with its Fraternity obligations: Frank E. Gray was every biennial convention from his 1943 • Report the spring initiation results Executive Secretary of Phi initiation until his death in 1974. promptly; the rules of the Fraternity Alpha Delta Law Fraternity So revered was Brother Gray for his require that the applications and payment from 1948 – 1952. A member lengthy service to our great Fraternity, he for initiation fees be transmitted to the of Ford Chapter at Loyola was selected as one of three brethren in EO within 10 days of the initiation date. University of Los Angeles, history to be named to the inaugural class • Transmit to the EO the results he later served as Justice of the Distinguished Service Chapter in of the officer elections by completing and of the Los Angeles Alumni 1966. Later, the Fraternity would name its forwarding the Roster of Officers form, Chapter. Upon the election Outstanding Law School Chapter Clerk either on paper or electronically. It is of California Supreme Court award the Frank E. Gray award in honor imperative that we have that information Justice Douglas L. Edmonds of our brother. immediately so that we can begin the to the position of Supreme Why do I tell you all of this? Because transition to a new set of officers at your th Justice at the Los Angeles later this year, at the 57 Biennial chapter. convention of 1948, the Executive Convention in Scottsdale, Arizona, one of • Provide the EO with the Office of the Fraternity was moved our law school chapter clerks will be named credentials forms for your chapter’s from Washington, D.C. to Los Angeles, the recipient of the Frank E. Gray award. delegate(s) to this year’s Convention California, and Frank Gray was installed The honor is bestowed by the Executive in Arizona. Each law school chapter is as the man who would lead the Fraternity Office (the only award not decided by permitted two delegates and two alternate on its course of unprecedented growth. the International Executive Board or delegates. For more information on He became just the second full-time International Tribunal) based largely on requirements, go to our website or contact Executive Secretary of the Fraternity until its determination as to who among our our Director of Chapter Operations, he was replaced by the man who would law school clerks has performed best Byron Rupp at [email protected]. hold that position for 40 years. in carrying out the duties of the Clerk. • With the assistance of other Elected to the position of Supreme Chief among them are keeping the Office chapter officers, complete and transmit Secretary at the 1952 Convention, Brother informed about the status of the chapter, the application for the Stanley H. Kohn Gray was re-elected to that position transmitting all required documents to the Outstanding Chapter competition to three times before he retired from Executive Office (EO), and maintaining the Executive Office before the June Board service in 1960. He communication with the EO regarding 1 deadline. Your chapter should be attended record-keeping. completing this document as the semester If you are the progresses so that you will not have the chapter clerk and burden of going back in time to try you are not to recall what your chapter accomplished this year. If you have consistently performed the duties of chapter Clerk this year, and continue to maintain contact with the Executive Office throughout the spring semester with the above requirements, you will be on your way to consideration for the Fraternity’s top law Continued on Page 16

“T“Thehe R Repoeportrteerr”” – – P Pageage 9 9 honored Stetson’s HBA chapter for its pro bono work. This August, the HBA was The Changing honored for its work with the Hispanic National Bar Association’s minority youth Face of Diversity at outreach and mentoring programs Stetson University HBA members also hold meetings and social events. President Clara Rodriguez College of Law Rokusek is proud of the organization’s By Laura Zuppo mentoring program, “First-year students Director of Admissions, are paired with upper-level students to Stetson University College of Law provide academic guidance. Law students are paired with local practitioners in various fields of law.” However, diversity is not limited to Fifty years ago, most law schools in to our own.” race and ethnicity, but also to those from America, including Stetson, had a student During the Survival of The Fittest different religious backgrounds, physical population comprised primarily of white Mock Job Interview Program, BLSA abilities and sexual orientation. Stetson men and very few women. Minority teams up with the George Edgecomb strives to be a diverse and selective law enrollment in law school was virtually Bar Association, an African-American school whose faculty and students will nonexistent. Bar Association in Tampa, to provide have a meaningful and far-reaching impact Today, Stetson’s student population networking and other professional on the law, the profession and society. is far different than years ago. Currently, opportunities to all Stetson students. Without the many scholarly and social 53% of students are women and 23% Events such as Night of Soul presents contributions from our students, we could are minorities. Stetson University College a side of African-American culture that not achieve our goal. of Law aggressively works to recruit otherwise might not be seen on campus. Students often take the lead to diverse students, and to ensure that their One of the newest student promote diversity awareness throughout education and experience prepares them organizations at Stetson is the Asian campus. In November 2006, the Jewish for the legal profession. American Law Student Association Law Student Association and a Muslim Judge Thomas E. Stringer, Sr., made (AALSA). Like BLSA, this organization student partnered to create “A Middle history at Stetson in 1974 by becoming is committed to providing personal, East Forum.” Ambassador Jamsheed the first African-American law graduate. academic, and professional support for Marker, representing the Arabic side, During his distinguished career, he has Stetson law students. and Barry Augenbraun, representing the always made time to guide, counsel, Natasha Lum is president of the Jewish side, were panelists who reviewed encourage and inspire countless young Stetson association. “My Korean heritage cultural, religious and political conflicts people. His work has paid off as hundreds has heavily influenced the way I think in the Middle East. Organizations such of African American law students have and the way I approach life and other as the Jewish Law Student Association followed his lead and graduated from individuals. Stetson’s Asian American Law and the Christian Legal Society frequently Stetson. Student Association has been a platform provide forums, speakers and special In 2005, the Stetson Black Law for me to meet people who understand events to provide others with greater Students Association (BLSA) dedicated and appreciate the Asian culture. This understanding of their beliefs. the name of its chapter to honor Judge common understanding and appreciation While many students actively raise Stringer. Stetson’s BLSA chapter regularly has not only given me a sense of security awareness about diversity issues, there are has about 40 active members. The and serenity, but has also led me to also groups on campus who work behind chapter provides academic, professional build solid personal, educational, and the scenes to promote equity and access to and personal resources for its members. professional relationships.” legal education and the legal profession. They also strive to make significant Stetson’s Hispanic Bar Association Each year a number of prospective contributions to the Stetson and Tampa (HBA) promotes cultural diversity on students request special accommodations, Bay communities. Stetson’s BLSA Stetson’s campus by providing students and Stetson works hard to provide president is Aaron L. Watson who says with pro bono opportunities that help the assistance to individuals with various that BLSA is open to all Stetson students Hispanic community. Spanish-speaking disabilities. Special needs students may regardless of race, gender or ethnicity. HBA members serve as translators for require particular accommodations for “BLSA is often active in joint-effort Gulfcoast Legal Services and Bay Area housing, assistance with transportation programming with other organizations Legal Services pro bono clients. On Feb. around campus, or help studying for that have goals and objectives analogous 16, 2006, the Florida Supreme Court Continued on Page 26

“The Reporter” – Page 10 months and sometimes years in the making. Longer job searches are often the best ones. Never, Ever Burn a Bridge. Navigating Sometimes obvious things can’t be repeated enough. Changing jobs often occurs with friction. Perhaps you have been terminated or perhaps laid off Your Career in a tight economy. Perhaps you have By found a better position and are moving William Seaton on. However it happens, the departure CEO & Publisher, EmplawyerNet is generally tense. But regardless of the tension, make your transition a professional one. However much you may A survey done several years ago such stints appear on your resume, you’re want to exact a pound of flesh on the way showed that, on average, a lawyer has fighting an uphill battle. out the door, remember that it’s a small three different jobs in his or her first Bad Day or Bad Job Choice? You community and that people talk and your seven years of practice. That’s surprising know that adage that, before you send an reputation is everything. People who you for an industry that once was thought of angry letter or email, you file it away for thought you would never see again may as conservative and stable, home-growing a day or two and then re-read it before turn out to be an ally or represent an their partners and loyal to their employees. sending? The same applies to changing opportunity in the future. Take the high But given this brave new world, is it always jobs. Leaving a place of employment is road when departing. Thank all your old wise to jump at the next, best opportunity often an emotional thing and sometimes colleagues and superiors and move on that comes by? There are some dos and even an angry one. We feel we didn’t get gracefully. Years later, it may well come don’ts for navigating – and timing - your the recognition we deserved, or the bonus back to you as one of your wisest moves. career moves. or the right client assignments. But if, Don’t Base it All on Money. This is at the time you decide it’s time to leave, a hard one to follow because, of course, there is anger or emotion involved, let it money is a major component of why we sit a few days, preferably over a weekend. work. Also, the average law grad enters Then, with a clearer head, if the same the work force with $70K in school analysis dictates moving on, you’ll know debt, so retiring that obligation is a prime it’s for the right reasons. objective. But being myopic about money Is the Grass Really Greener? may set you back. Taking the wrong job Well, yes, the grass probably is greener for the highest pay may just mean that somewhere, but it most assuredly it’s good money for a short tenure. The isn’t greener everywhere. Don’t better you choose a job that fits your let your desire to leave a bad temperament, passion and focus, the situation behind cloud your better your career arc will show a steady thinking about your next job. improvement in earning and result in a Think hard about why you are happier, more profitable overall career leaving and what your goals are. path. If the big firm setting just isn’t Think About Your Resume. The for you, why move to another world may have changed such that we large firm? If compensation is tolerate more jobs on a resume, but the motivator, why move laterally there’s a limit. A resume filled with without assurances that your many short tenure jobs draws a lot of paycheck will improve significantly? questions. What’s too short a tenure? Less There’s not much worse than going than a year, without a good explanation. through the trauma of a job change Ideally no job on your resume would be and finding yourself in pretty much shorter than two years. Yes, there are the same spot. If the jobs available at the always exceptions and sometimes it is time don’t address your dissatisfaction, the absolute right thing to do to leave a be patient in waiting for the right thing job after a short period. But if you have to come along. Job searches are always to explain to an interviewer why several “The Reporter” – Page 11 What’s New With Fletcher Chapter? The Fletcher Chapter at the University of Florida started the year off by initiating 11 new members, which, for our newly invigorated chapter, was an important step forward, increasing our membership by nearly 200%! In October, we started a new fundraising tradition, Halloween Candygrams. Everyone remembers these from high school; little bags of candy with notes from the person who sent them to you. We brought this tradition to UF, and had so much success with it that we started selling Valentine’s Day Candygrams in February! Thanks to our new Professional Activities Chair, Emily Banks, we are participating in a local rural outreach project through Three Rivers, to bring legal advice to the rural poor. After bringing a speaker to campus to discuss the program last fall, the project is getting underway in Spring 2008. Our Service Chair is currently planning several events for us as well including serving supper to the homeless at St. Francis House and working with a local animal adoption center to find loving homes for unwanted puppies. Our new social and membership chairs planned a night on the town for members and nonmembers. It was a low-key affair at Chili’s but it was well attended by members and nonmembers alike! We look forward to a great 2008 and beyond!

Willis Chapter Takes the Field! Connelly Chapter The 5th Annual Willis Chapter Flag have requests to repeat the event in the Judges’ Dinner Football game kicked off October 13th, Spring. On January 17th 2008, Gonzaga 2007 with warm weather and high spirits. In all, we collected over $350 in University’s Connelly chapter of Phi The field was filled with exuberant law the form of team fees, food sales, and Alpha Delta Law Fraternity hosted students competing for the title of spectator donations and were all donated the Judges’ Dinner for the law school champion. Each team played in jerseys to the United Way of Hancock County community. The cocktail hour and catered they designed, sporting team names Flood Relief Fund to help the victims dinner brought together local judges from such as the Huge Subpoenas and Capital of our area’s devastating summer flood. Spokane County, ranging from the United Punishment. States Bankruptcy Court to the Spokane The Sport’s Law Society generously District Court, with law students and provided referees and game rules and faculty. several 3Ls provided stadium music, play- The evening’s speaker was Washington by-play reports and amusing color State Supreme Court Justice Debra commentary! Chapter members Stephens, a Gonzaga University Alumna. pitched in to collect donations, take photographs, sell food and clean up after the game. The 2L Girls took home the trophy for the women and the 3L Guys brought home the tournament win for the men. Winners or not, everyone had a great time and we

Connelly Chapter officers with Justice Debra Stephens

“The Reporter” – Page 12 If your chapter is holding any of the following, stop immediately. • Requiring new members to take quizzes about the history of P.A.D. or anything else; • Requiring new members to raise been a fraternity of inclusion and firsts. Dear DCO: money for the chapter in order to join; We are proud to be: Our Pre-Law chapter wants to institute a point • Any use of points or credits to • The first law fraternity to system to determine whether or not our pledges “earn” or be “eligible” for membership; welcome members of all races; can join. What do you recommend? • Requiring new members to • The first law fraternity to Pledging in Paducah keep notebooks or to interview or be welcome members of both genders; interviewed by officers or members; Dear Pledging: • The first law fraternity to • Voting upon whether new I’m guessing that your chapter is welcome members of all religions. members will be allowed to join. unaware that the fraternity has an open Any chapter activities that attempt The question each chapter should membership policy, which was adopted to restrict membership are quite simply a ask themselves when reviewing their new in 2006 at the 56th Biennial Convention. violation of the International Constitution membership programs is “Would you be The only requirements for membership and By-Laws. Since you probably didn’t willing to ask Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg are that an individual submit their realize that the Constitution and By- or Justice Stephen Breyer (both of whom membership application, membership fee, Laws had changed, the most important joined after they were appointed to the pay their local chapter dues and take the thing is that you start following the laws U.S. Supreme Court) or your parents to do oath of membership during an initiation of the fraternity. You’re not going to be any of the things your requiring of your ceremony to become a member. penalized for past innocent mistakes. We new members?” If the answer is no, than One of the great things about P.A.D. just want you and your chapter to function it needs to stop. is that throughout our history we have as a strong part of our great organization! Continued on Page 30

“The Reporter” – Page 13 Blackstone Chapter News Tee Time By Justin Haselden and Katie Woody With The Blackstone chapter kicked off the fall semester with a full slate of Rush Week activities, including a Movie and Dessert social for new and returning members Truman and a community service project to Chapter Truman Chapter make activity packets is getting excited to to entertain waiting host the 2nd Annual children who must Golf Tournament this make appearances in year in conjunction with Seattle court. The executive University School of Law. We have been board wrapped up busily securing sponsors and seeking out the week by hosting alumni to play in our tournament. We’ve the chapter’s first also made a trip to Ronald McDonald academic assistance House this semester. The kids really program for 1Ls, a enjoyed making the arts and crafts with us! workshop called Our chapter held its Spring initiation “How to Succeed As on February 7, 2008 and we are excited a 1L.” A panel of older students gave advice on everything from note-taking to to report that we have several new balancing a social life with a busy academic schedule. additions to our chapter. We are looking In October, the Blackstone chapter had an excellent representation at the annual forward to attending the Convention this Lincoln Chapter Boat Cruise on Lake Michigan. The chapter also hosted a “Second summer and are working on selecting our City Night,” with a group of members taking a break from their studies to see the representatives from all of the ambitious improv comedy troupe’s production, “Between Barack and a Hard Place.” P.A.D. Members. The Blackstone chapter also welcomed a host of new members to its ranks at Lastly, we’re excited to see our weekly the November 1, 2007 District XI Initiation, held at the Dirksen Federal Building for happy hour for members, fondly dubbed initiates from Chicago schools. P.A.D. Alumni also took part in the ceremony and the “Bar Review,” beginning to take off, joined with current members for an after party at Cactus Bar and Grill. seeing lots of our members out and The chapter took part in several of community service projects this semester. getting to know each other! Members volunteered at the Lincoln Park “Spooky Zoo” event shortly before Halloween. Chapter members, some in costume, were stationed at the ape house and handed out Kellogg’s “Yo-gos” to a seemingly endless torrent of children. Blackstone also joined with the Chicago-Kent SBA to host a canned food drive in early November and joined in a friendly competition with The John Marshall Law School. The food went to benefit the Greater Chicago Food Depository, and a total of 270 food items came in over the course of three days. Thanks to the students, faculty and staff at Chicago-Kent, we were able to crush our friendly food rivals at John Marshall, who collected 195 items. Incidentally, those 270 food items weighed in at a hefty 262 lbs. and provided 197 meals for the hungry of Chicago. Over the course of the semester, Blackstone chapter hosted a number of Truman Chapter Spring Initiation academic assistance programs aimed at guiding 1Ls through that turbulent first year. Most recently, the chapter held a well-attended “Preparing for First Semester Exams” workshop. Veteran members gave advice from the student perspective on preparing Continued from Page 4 for exams and insider tips for specific courses. to the next, maintaining the momentum Shortly before the Thanksgiving Holiday, the chapter hosted a celebratory that has been developed over the past reception for all 1L students at Chicago-Kent. The attendees enjoyed camaraderie few years, including a phenomenal fall and toasted to the accomplishment of completing their first semester of legal writing semester from an operational standpoint. assignments. The event proved to be a great social mixer and recruiting event. Therefore, please be advised that the The Blackstone Chapter has had a busy and successful semester and looks forward “interim” label has been removed and to more great events in the spring, notably a casino night charity fundraiser in April Andrew Sagan is the Executive Director and volunteering to help the Chicago Alumni Chapter present the annual Judges’ of Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity, Night event in February. International. We enjoy the enthusiasm and energy that Andrew brings to his work and to the Executive Office and “The Reporter” – Page 14 On February 14th, the Chapter includes a discount card that will be sold The Wonderful honored all faculty and Chapter members to students that provides generous offers in an event entitled “P.A.D. Appreciation at local businesses in the area. In addition, Watkins Chapter Day.” The members served a catered the Chapter will begin a new annual breakfast to the faculty and staff at fundraiser entitled March Madness, The Watkins Chapter at North NCCU School of Law, and presented focusing on college basketball. Carolina Central University School of honorary gifts to the faculty who are All fundraising proceeds go toward Law in Durham, NC had a great year members of P.A.D. their community service projects within in 2007-2008, but plans to be even Spring Initiation is scheduled for the surrounding community. In March, the bigger and better in 2008-2009! Our February 20, 2008, and we are expecting Chapter will be hosting a Professionalism chapter initiated 32 new members in to break the record by initiating at least 10 event/Fashion Show, in conjunction with the fall semester, giving a grand total new members. Additionally, the Chapter several other organizations on campus. of 86 members. The Watkins Chapter will hold a community service activity Watch out for the Watkins Chapter! They also conducted a school-wide Karaoke at the Duke Children’s Hospital in April are just beginning to shine. Event, inviting Professors and students as well as providing time, support and to perform, all while raising money for materials to an outreach program for ex- the Durham Rescue Mission. They were felons in the community. The Chapter able to generate over $800 for the Rescue also has several th Mission. On November 16 , the chapter fundraising activities traveled to both the men’s mission and for the Spring the women’s mission in order to provide semester, which a warm meal and conversation with those ultimately overlooked in our society. In December, the Watkins Chapter provided many holiday gifts for the children at the mission. Watkins Chapter truly believes in our motto of service tothe student, the school, the profession, and the community.

Engle Chapter Re-Emerges By Mariel Covarrubias, Clerk The Clair Engle Chapter of Phi Alpha Delta was founded on May 13, 1911 at the University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law. After several years of inactivity, 16 students—under the leadership of Justice Jared Stephenson, former member of the Pre-Law Chapter at California State University, Sacramento—have united to reactivate the Engle Chapter. Located in Sacramento, the capital of California, the Engle Chapter will provide students of law unprecedented opportunity to immerse themselves in the legal community. Having officially formed on paper, we now seek to firmly establish ourselves in the school and in the community with our spring semester culminating events: a Campus Social with McGeorge students and faculty; a Community service event at Habitat for Humanity, to take place on February 23, 2008; and chapter social and team building events. The members of the reactivated Engle chapter are setting the groundwork that will entice involvement in P.A.D. Recruitment for new members will begin this semester, but will become a priority with the start of the fall 2008 term. We are proud to be back and are working hard to make P.A.D. a firm establishment on the McGeorge campus.

“The Reporter” – Page 15 P.A.D. Reaches Out to Appalachia The Sutin Chapter of Phi Alpha Delta from the Appalachian School of Law (ASL) dedicates the 2007-2008 academic year to reaching out and serving the community of Grundy, Virginia. To kick-off the fall semester, P.A.D. members co-organized and sponsored a Katrina Panel with the Sutin Public Interest Association last September. Sitting on the information panel were two ASL professors, and Sharon Hanshaw, Executive Director of Coastal Women for Change, a grass roots initiative formed in Biloxi, Mississippi, to provide women a forum to voice their concerns about the direction and future of their post Hurricane Katrina communities. The panel informed the local community, ASL faculty and students of the current legal and reconstructive need in the Gulf region and neighboring Katrina-stricken neighborhoods. Attendants also learned of the many avenues in which they may pursue in order to volunteer and help alleviate the crisis of Katrina’s aftermath. A meet-and-greet reception after the panel allowed attendants to offer follow-up questions and comments. To complete the event, a P.A.D. member provided a dinner for the panelists and ASL students later that evening. A month later, the Sutin Chapter held its 5th annual Halloween Carnival. All children from the Grundy community, ASL faculty and students were invited. Approximately 350-400 children visited ASL’s courtyard to experience a safe and fun Halloween with decorations and music to set the mood, and both the children and P.A.D. volunteers in costume. Face-painting, prizes, cupcakes and candy were offered throughout the night. Every child left the carnival with prizes, a bag full of candy, and a smile on their face. Members of the Sutin Chapter returned after winter break in January to gear up for another enjoyable and service-oriented semester. The Sutin Chapter hosted a Mardi Gras welcome back party for ASL students to jumpstart the spring semester. Currently, the Chapter is in its preliminary stages of planning its legendary Spring Luau, which will coincide with a canned food drive. We invite P.A.D. Members to attend. It is a great event that builds a wonderful rapport within our law school community. To further the academic and professional service aspects of P.A.D., the Sutin chapter plans to sponsor a luncheon later this semester where our Associate Dean will present a seminar focused on proper client interview skills to prepare students for their upcoming summer clerkships.

Continued from Page 9 Why Come to Looking for P.A.D. school chapter clerk – the Frank E. Gray award. the 2008 Biennial merchandise? Good luck to all of our chapter clerks. Our Chapter Justices also have an award, Convention in the Alex A. Hotchkiss award. That is www.pad.org determined by the International Executive Scottsdale? Board and will also be presented at Convention. However, Justices must be Here are just a few reasons: nominated by someone (fellow officers, other • You’ll help shape the future members, District Justices) to be eligible of the Fraternity. for consideration. • You’ll meet attorneys and I look forward to seeing you at the judges from all over the country. Convention in Arizona in August. And I • You’ll get to take part in social am eager to meet our newest Gray award activities (it’s not all work!). winner at the banquet on August 9th. • You’ll make new friends and Until then, take good notes. strengthen old friendships.

Turn to pages 18-19 for more information and Registration Form.

“The Reporter” – Page 16 Another Supreme Initiation Ceremony for District XXIII!

Congratulations to District XXIII Justice Araj Ahmed, Assistant District XXIII Justices Sharon Bailey and Joel Borovsky and all the Chapters of District XXIII: Cardozo Chapter, Darrow Chapter, Mason Chapter, LaBrum Chapter, Cahn Chapter, Jay Chapter, Langston Chapter, Brandeis Chapter and Taft Chapter!

Photos by Steve Petteway, Collection of the Supreme Court of the United States.

“The Reporter” – Page 17 Welcome to the 57th Biennial Convention! Scottsdale Dear P.A.D. Brothers and Sisters, We are excited to present P.A.D.’s 57th Biennial Convention. On August 6-10, Adventures & 2008 hundreds of P.A.D.s from all over the world will converge on Scottsdale, Activities Arizona.! By Renee Angeles, CMP The 2008 Convention will be held at the Doubletree Paradise Valley Resort, located just minutes away from Old Town Scottsdale and 12 miles from Phoenix Whether you’re looking for a Sky Harbor Airport. The Resort boasts beautiful architecture and stunning views unique destination adventure or of the surrounding Sonoran Desert, plus many amenities! the perfect options for your stay in At the Convention, you will participate in lively debates in the General Session, Scottsdale there’s no shortage of social activities, professional programming and leadership training. things for you to do in and around Following is just a glimpse of what you can expect at the Convention. You Scottsdale. do not want to miss it! Here’s a quick look at some of CONVENTION AGENDA the area’s major attractions by theme. WEDNESDAY, August 6th 8:00 a.m. – noon ...... Key Volunteer Meeting Arts & Culture 12 noon – 6:00 p.m...... Registration • Cosanti Foundation ­ Paolo Soleri 3:00 p.m. – 3:45 p.m...... A Parliamentary Procedure Primer Windbells 4:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m...... District Meetings 6:00 p.m. – 6:30 p.m...... Robing of International Officers • Downtown Scottsdale Arts, 6:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m...... General Session #1 Shopping & Entertainment 7:30 p.m. – 9:30 p.m...... Stanley H. Kohn Reception Districts 9:30 p.m. – 10:00 p.m...... Memorial • Frank Lloyd Wright’s Taliesin West THURSDAY, August 7th • Kerr Cultural Center 7:00 a.m. – 8:00 a.m...... Continental Breakfast • Phoenix Art Museum 8:00 a.m. – 11:15 a.m...... Committee Meetings: • Scottsdale Center for the Audit and Finance, Constitution and By-Laws, Performing Arts Rules and Resolutions and International Relations • Artspace (Robert Roman and 8:00 a.m. – 11:15 a.m...... Chapter Clinics 11:15 a.m. – 6:30 p.m...... Nominations Sign-Up Begins Textures Gallery) 11:30 a.m. - 12:45 p.m...... DSC/IJ Luncheon • Scottsdale Museum of 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m...... Chapter Workshops Contemporary Art 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m...... Alumni Programming 4:15 p.m. – 5:30 p.m...... General Session #2 The Wild West 5:30 p.m – 6:30 p.m...... So You Want To Be An International Officer • Pinnacle Peak Patio 5:30 p.m – 6:30 p.m...... So You Want To Be A DJ/ADJ/District President • Rawhide at Wild Horse Pass 7:00 p.m. – 10: 00 p.m...... Casino Night Native American History and FRIDAY, August 8th Culture 7:00 a.m. – 8:00 a.m...... Roundtable District Breakfast 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m...... General Session #3 • Heard Museum 8:15 a.m. – 5:00 p.m...... Nominations Committee • Heard Museum North 8:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m...... Fast Track Sessions • Hoo-Hoogam Ki Museum Initiations, LRE/PSC, Networking, Financial Planning, Kimm Walton, • Pueblo Grande Museum and Team Building and Career Planning Archaeological Park 12:00 p.m. – 1:15 p.m...... Lunch 1:30 p.m. – 5:00 p.m...... General Session Planes, Trains and Automobiles • Bob Bondurant School of High SATURDAY, August 9th Performance Driving 7:00 a.m. – 8:30 a.m...... Continental Breakfast • Verde Canyon Railway 8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m...... General Session #4 12 noon – 1:30 p.m...... Lunch & Group Photo • Grand Canyon Railway 1:30 p.m. – 5:00 p.m...... General Session 6:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m...... Reception 7:00 p.m. – 12 midnight ...... P.A.D. International Awards Banquet

“The Reporter” – Page 18 CONVENTION

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REGISTRATION FEE SCHEDULE: BEFORE 5/1/08 AFTER 5/1/08 • 1st Delegate - Law Student (Double Occupancy) $345.00 $395.00 • 1st Delegate - Law Student (Single Occupancy) $595.00 $645.00 • Additional Law School Members (Double Occupancy) $445.00 $495.00 • Alumni, Pre-Law Members (Double Occupancy) $595.00 $645.00 • Guests (Double Occupancy) $595.00 $645.00 • Single Occupancy Rate $705.00 $755.00 • Off-Site Registration (room not included) $295.00 $345.00 • Extra Nights (per room single or double occupancy) $ 80.00 $ 80.00 • Children Over 12 in room with parents (meals) $175.00 $175.00 • Meals - ala cart visit www.pad.org for details TOTAL CONVENTION PAYMENT:$ ______ROOM ACCOMMODATIONS: Single Double* * A roommate will be assigned to you. SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS: All rooms are non-smoking Dietary: ______Accessibility:______EMERGENCY CONTACT: Name:______Phone:______List any medical conditions we should be aware of:______TRAVEL INFORMATION: Date of Arrival:______Date of Departure:______PAYMENT INFORMATION: Check Amex Visa Mastercard Discover Account #:______Name on Card:______Expiration Date:______Signature: ______Fee includes double-occupancy room, meals, Opening Night Reception, Awards Banquet, and materials. Use a separate registration form for each convention attendee. RETURN TO: Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity, International 345 N. Charles St., 3rd Floor • Baltimore, MD 21201 410-347-3118 Phone • 410-347-3119 Fax • [email protected]

“The Reporter” – Page 19 a Dream Too” celebrated the lives of P.A.D. Pre-Law at young people who made a difference the University of in the Civil Rights Movement, and a group discussion session helped Arizona ROKs students to answer tough questions On November 17, 2007, the about discrimination today. A Bar Exam University of Arizona Pre-Law Chapter game wrapped up the day by reviewing NOT TOO became the first pre-law chapter to host the knowledge the students gained a School of ROK! Over 50 students throughout the day. Breakfast and lunch from five middle schools in Tucson were provided, giving students time to EARLY! attended, and 35 Phi Alpha Delta GRADUATING? interact with each other, with P.A.D. Remember to order your members volunteered their time to make members, and members of the legal Phi Alpha Delta it a success! profession. ROK stands for “Rights of Kids,” The University of Arizona’s School and the half-day conference focused on of ROK was funded entirely by the educating Tucson’s youth about their efforts of the chapter. Attendance was GRADUATION rights & responsibilities. A professor free for all students and teachers. from the University of Arizona law Many thanks go out to Wendy CORDS school and a local attorney volunteered Miller, former Justice of the Hickman $15 Each Set to speak about the Bill of Rights and give Chapter at the University of Houston Visa/MC/Discover a brief introduction to the logistics of the and original creator of School of ROK, American legal system. P.A.D. members for her extensive assistance in getting served as a panel to answer the students’ such a rewarding project off the ground questions about the undergraduate in Arizona. experience. A video titled “They Had

“The Reporter” – Page 20 UPR-Mayaguez Pre-Law Chapter By the Executive Board of UPR-Mayaguez Our 274th Pre-Law During the first academic semester of 2007-2008, the UPR-Mayaguez Pre-Law Chapter! Chapter participated in various activities including our initiation, educational events Please join us in welcoming the Case for the members and community service projects. Western Reserve University Pre-Law Our chapter held monthly meetings to maintain open communication with Chapter which became the 274th Pre- members and update them on our upcoming chapter activities. In September, Kaplan Law Chapter chartered by our Fraternity. held a conference for our members explaining the LSAT, its importance for admission Case Western Reserve University into Law School and how to prepare for the test. From September 26 to October 18, is located in Cleveland, Ohio and 2007, representatives from many law schools came to visit our University to explain was the venue for the installation of the requirements necessary to be admitted into their schools and to complete the our Chapter on September 23, 2007. Juris Doctor degree. Director of Chapter Operations Byron On October 29, 2007, the UPR Mayaguez Pre-Law Chapter went on a tour of K. Rupp served as the installing officer the Puerto Rican Senate and the Chamber of Representatives. The members were of the Chapter and its officers as well as welcomed by the Senator Luis Daniel Muñiz and were able to participate and see how initiating its charter members. a session took place in the Senate. During the session our chapter was recognized by The charter officers are: President the Senate. Jason Cairns; Vice President Betsy In November, our chapter hosted a very interesting session on “Inheritances” Hatok; Secretary Lauren Yessenow; presented by Salvador Ramirez. We also held a Blood Drive with the Banco de Sangre and Treasurer David Gasser. Thanks de Servicios Mutuos in which many of our members and the student body of UPR to their hard work and dedication, the Mayaguez participated. Case Western Reserve University Pre- During our initiation on November 15, various important figures from the Law Chapter was chartered with over university, lawyers and representatives of the Puerto Rican Senate were in attendence. forty new members, who each bring The President of the Pre-Law Chapter, Adiaris Velez, was presented a Senatorial with them their energy and enthusiasm Resolution by the Senate of Puerto Rico to receive a greeting to be read at the which will benefit the Chapter for many initiation ceremony. years to come. Our community service activities for the fall semester included visiting the nursing Our Case Western Chapter is home Sagrada Familia, in which the members shared a Thanksgiving Meal with the already up and running with a full elderly. We also visited a Foster Home called “Hogar de Niños Jesús de Nazaret;” slate of programs, which include a some of the members dressed up as clowns and played and sang with the children. At barbeque, attendance at a Cleveland the end of the activity we gave the children some cake and their Christmas presents. Indians baseball game, a blood drive, a The first half of the academic year has been a successful one, in which all of our “How to Write a Personal Statement” members have been able to participate in different activities that would better them program and a lecture on the law school admissions process. Welcome aboard, sisters and brothers!

Right: UPR-Mayaguez Pre-Law Chapter at the foster home, “Hogar de Niños Jesús de Nazaret” Do you have something to say? Send your news for publication in The Reporter to leslie@ pad.org!

Above: The members of the UPR-Mayaguez Pre-Law Chapter

“The Reporter” – Page 21 the absolute number of questions they got right or wrong. According to the scale that the LSAC currently uses (as of this writing), Angela’s 84% earns her a 161 Easy whereas Bert’s 73% earns him a 157. So, even if they answered the same number LSAT of questions correctly, their scaled scores could differ if one of the tests was more By Jodi Triplett, difficult than another. Blueprint Test Preparation An Easy LSAT Isn’t In Your Best Interest, Anyway For this reason, it’s irrational for students to hope for an easy LSAT. All Wouldn’t it be great if you could get the questions on a certain administration things being equal, more students would an easier LSAT just by taking, for instance, of the LSAT are, as a group, more difficult score higher on an easier test, and thus the February exam instead of June’s? than those from another administration. one would have to answer more questions The short answer is no. This is If the test were scored simply as a function correctly in order to get a given score. because it’s not clearly the case that of the number of correct answers given, Furthermore, it’s irrational to think “easier” LSATs exist. Even if you could applicants who took a more difficult that the LSAT given in any month or any be sure of getting an easier LSAT, it’s not LSAT would be at a disadvantage. In year would be easier or more difficult clear that you would want to take it. This order to level the playing field, LSAC than another. If the June LSAT always last statement might come as a surprise. curves the test. Accordingly, the score law contained easy questions, for example, Not want an easier LSAT…how is that schools care about when considering an students would have to answer more possible? applicant for admission is the scaled score, questions correctly in order to get a high It turns out that the situation is not the raw score. score. Conversely, one could miss more akin to a desire to be Paris Hilton. You Suppose, for example, that the questions on a harder test and still receive couldn’t be her, even if you did own the June LSAT contained more difficult the same score. pink sparkle phone and a string of hotels. questions than the September LSAT. Some students believe that there And even if you could, would you really Assume Angela took the June test and might be certain times of the year when want to? In the following paragraphs, we’ll got 75 questions right, while Bert took the people taking the test are, as a whole, explore this phenomenon (the LSAT, not the September LSAT and also got 75 poorer test takers. If it were true that all Paris Hilton). questions right. Because Angela’s exam the dimmest test takers were to sit for the was harder, it might be considered unfair June LSAT, one would have an incentive to take this test because it would be easier Why the LSAT Isn’t Easy that law schools would see that she and The Law School Admissions Bert got the same raw score. It is in order to score better than one’s competitors. Council (LSAC) strives to ensure the to avoid such unfairness that all LSAT However, with tens of thousands of continuity of scores from different LSAT scores are scaled and that this scaled score people sitting for any LSAT, it’s extremely administrations by (1) screening all LSAT is the one that law schools consider. unlikely that only duffers would populate questions and (2) using the equivalent of A student’s scaled score is not any one administration. If there were only a curve on the LSAT. determined by the absolute number he 10 people taking the test, the test-taking All of the questions that appear or she got right or wrong, but rather by pool might contain an unusual number on an official administration of the whether the student fared better on the of dimwits. But with between ten and LSAT have antecedently appeared in the test than other students. Since Angela Continued on Page 26 experimental section of a prior LSAT took a more difficult test, let’s suppose administration. This allows the LSAC that her 75 correct questions resulted to see how many actual test takers miss in her scoring higher than 84% of the each of these questions, enabling them people who took the test, whereas to gauge their difficulty relative to other Bert’s 75 questions correct on his easier LSAT questions. This is one way that administration of the LSAT resulted the LSAC can ensure that different in him scoring higher than 73% of administrations of the LSAT are equally the people on the test. In determining difficult. students’ scaled scores, the LSAC uses Nevertheless, it is always possible that the students’ percentile rankings, not

“The Reporter” – Page 22 FSU Mock Trial Teams California State University, Fresno The two mock trial teams of Florida State University’s Phi Alpha Delta Pre- “Race for the Cure” Community Service Event Law Chapter held a scrimmage with the Our chapter is always eager to give back to our community. As such, we take Florida A&M University mock trial team community service very seriously. We had the opportunity this semester to participate on February third to prepare for the in the Susan G. Komen “Race for the Cure” on October 27, 2007. This event is hosted regional competition. annually to raise money for breast cancer awareness and research. Donations are made Both the “Garnet” and “Gold” by participants in the race and by organizations and businesses in the community. teams moved on to compete in the “Race for the Cure” always has a large community turnout. Survivors, friends, regional AMTA competition February family, and other members of the community come out to race, walk, and donate 8-10, 2008 hosted by the University of their time and money. Due to the large number of participants, substantial help is Central Florida. The Gold team received needed before, during, and after the event. So, our chapter volunteered to help. We a best witness award for Sara Hassler. The represented Phi Alpha Delta with 20 of our members who came out at 5:00 a.m. to Garnet team received a “Best Attorney” help. Our members helped make bags of goodies for the participants, set up tables with award for Caitlin Brown. pamphlets on breast cancer awareness, handed out water bottles to race participants, and helped at the registration table. We were there until 10:00 a.m., for a total of five hours of service. This is our third year participating in this community service event, and as it is every year, there was a good turnout and large number of donations made to aid in the fight against breast cancer. It is always good to see people from the community gather to help a worthy cause. The event was a huge success and we are looking forward to helping again next year.

“The Reporter” – Page 23 2006-2007 Pre-Law

IEB Member Rhonda Hill, Executive Awards Director Andrew Sagan and the Hutson Award winners: University of Arizona.

CHAPTER AWARDS MOCK TRIAL Don Hutson Outstanding Best Pre-Law Community COMPETITION Pre-Law Chapter Service Program AWARDS 1st Place: University of Arizona Pre- 1st Place: University of Arizona Pre- Law Chapter Law Chapter, “Relay for Life” Outstanding Prosecution 2nd Place: University of California at 2nd Place: Canisius College Pre-Law Team San Diego Pre-Law Chapter Chapter, “Mock Trial with Bennett Tie: Alex Dragon & Steven Heints from 3rd Place: University of Central Florida High School” Team 1 of the University of Central Pre-Law Chapter 3rd Place: Texas Tech University Pre- Florida Pre-Law Chapter Law Chapter, “Lubbock State Sensory andSvitlana Olenich and Brad Garner Garden Planting” from Team 2 of the Concord University Outstanding Pre-Law Pre-Law Chapter Chapter President 1st Place: Andrew Molitor, Canisius Best Pre-Law Overall College Pre-Law Chapter Outstanding Defense Team Communication Program Ashley T. Yando and Alex Herrera of 2nd Place: Brian Bloodworth, University 1st Place: University of Arizona Pre- the Temple University Pre-Law Chapter of Arizona Pre-Law Chapter Law Chapter 3rd Place: Amy Moore, University of 2nd Place: Armstrong Atlantic State Central Florida Pre-Law Chapter University Pre-Law Chapter Outstanding Witness 3rd Place: Texas Tech University Pre- Tie: Michael Hufty of Team 1 of the Law Chapter Williams Woods University Pre-Law Outstanding Pre-Law Chapter Chapter Secretary1st Place: Sam andLogan Rankin of Team 1 of the Bird, University of Central Florida Pre- Best Pre-Law Professional Texas Tech University Pre-Law Chapter Law Chapter Program 2nd Place: Rachel Falcinelli, Temple 1st Place: University of Arizona Pre- University Pre-Law Chapter Law Chapter, “Law School Class” Outstanding Attorney Natale Clark of Team 2 of the Concord 3rd Place: Lauren Peckler, University of 2nd Place: University of Arizona Pre- University Pre-Law Chapter Arizona Pre-Law Chapter Law Chapter, “Law Fair” 3rd Place: Texas Tech University Pre- Law Chapter, “LSAT Workshop” Top 4 Mock Trial Teams Outstanding Pre-Law 1st Place: University of Central Florida Faculty Advisor Best Pre-Law Recruiting Program Pre-Law Chapter 1st Place: Verlaine Walker, University of 1st Place: University of Arizona Pre- 2nd Place: Concord University Pre-Law Arizona Pre-Law Chapter Law Chapter, “P.A.D. University” Chapter Team 2 2nd Place: Robert Klump, Canisius 2nd Place: University of Arizona Pre- 3rd Place: Concord University Pre-Law College Pre-Law Chapter Law Chapter, “Speed Meeting” Chapter Team 1 3rd Place: Michael Gunn, Texas Tech 3rd Place: University of Arizona Pre- 4th Place: Temple University Pre-Law University Pre-Law Chapter Law Chapter, “Informational Meeting” Chapter Team 1

“The Reporter” – Page 24 University of Central Florida Mentoring Programs University of The University of Central Florida Pre-Law Chapter is working on positive changes within their local community by being positive role models for children in Kansas – Global the Juvenile system. Poverty Awareness The Orange County Teen Court is a great way to work with teens and get involved with the law at the same time. Our members serve as a guide to the student jurors to Week ensure that the Juvenile is receiving a fair and just sentence. This fall, the University of Kansas The mentoring program works with at-risk teens. Pre-Law Chapter of Phi Alpha Delta Chapter members really get to know the students and guide participated in a service opportunity them by helping with homework or just having some which made an impact both on campus fun together. and in the community surrounding The UCF chapter is also working with Union Park KU. Through a partnership with elementary school, an at-risk school of underprivileged the Millennium Development Goals children and at-risk students. P.A.D. members visit the Organization, P.A.D. contributed school and lecture young students on important life significantly to Global Poverty lessons, such as staying in school or avoiding drugs. Awareness Week. This week of events Through these programs, our members help show promoted the values of the United students the value of an important education while learning Nation’s Millennium Development about the law at the same time. Goals, and in particular, raised awareness for the issue of global poverty. Armstrong Atlantic State University Pre-Law The KU P.A.D. Pre-Law Chapter contributed to this week in the following Chapter Blazes a Trail Forward! ways: By Edric Kirkman • Members collected money The Armstrong Atlantic State University Pre-Law Chapter of Phi Alpha Delta for the “Nothing But Nets” campaign has been active this past semester. We kicked off the fall semester with a rush week to provide mosquito nets for children which included a Fraternity Bloc Party and Movie Night, where we gave away custom in Africa and prevent the spread of made P.A.D. cups, advertised the principles of P.A.D. and emphasized that we can malaria. help students achieve their dreams as their “Gateway to Law School.” The message • Members showed the rang true and was affirmed by the admission of seven new members. documentary “Silent Killer,” which Our Chapter has also invested heavily in the Professional Development aspect educated KU students about the global of the fraternity. To increase awareness and knowledge of the law school application poverty epidemic. process, our chapter made a trip to Atlanta, Georgia for the LSAC Law School Forum. To raise funds for the transportation and lodging, we held a fundraiser • Members volunteered at a local selling Chick-fil-A biscuits, along with soda and coffee every Thursday morning for soup kitchen, serving breakfast to those 3 months, raising over than $300. The trip was a success! in need. We capped the semester with our initiation ceremony and our first ever “End • P.A.D. worked with several of the Year Holiday Party,” a grand opportunity for our members to strengthen our campus groups to collect signatures for bond as brothers and sisters. the “Stand Up” campaign, which seeks We kicked off the 2008 spring semester with a successful recruitment icebreaker to end global poverty. to inform and attract new members. We have also started collecting canned goods for In addition raising global awareness our annual food drive for the 2nd Harvest Food Bank of Savannah. During Brown on campus and among our members, Bag Saturdays, we prepare gift bags for low-income families to help supplement their the Global Poverty Awareness Week income towards the end of the month. events enhanced Phi Alpha Delta’s Recently, Lamar Kirkman, our Vice President, represented our chapter as well status as a significant group on campus. as AASU as a National Finalist in the American Collegiate Moot Court Association The Executive Board hopes that our National Competition. Brother Kirkman has continued this tradition of excellence involvement in this project will propel in the Moot Court Arena in following the footsteps of Chapter Alumni and former 2007 Moot Court Champions Brian Dotson and Adam Morrison. Finally, we are currently working to proctor another practice LSAT for our members and people of the community interested in preparing for Law School. We are also organizing our chapter’s first Voter Registration Drive on campus, to increase young voter awareness and turnout for the upcoming Presidential Election this fall. We are excited and look forward to a bright future!

“The Reporter” – Page 25 Texas Tech Pre-Law P.A.D. at USF Texas Tech Phi Alpha Delta has had The Phi Alpha Delta chapter at the University of South Florida got off to a great a great semester so far. Our community start for the 2007-2008 year, traveling to Atlanta for the LSAC Law School Forum service projects have included working and a visit to Georgia State University with the local Boys and Girls Club and School of Law in October. Habitat for Humanity, and we have been November was equally busy, with working closely with Kaplan Test Prep chapter visits to the University of Florida to provide our members with various Levin College of Law, where we were able workshops to help them prepare for to sit in on a 1L Contracts class and meet the upcoming LSAT. We are broadening with current law students, as well as to our relationship with the Texas Tech Stetson University College of Law. law school and will participate in a In the upcoming months, we will be “shadowing program” where P.A.D. visiting the Tampa offices of Holland & members will be able to follow a law Knight, one of Tampa’s most prestigious student for a few hours to get more of legal firms, as well as attending the pre-law an idea of what law school entails. chapter state conference at Florida State University, in Tallahassee. Our spring rush kicked off with a The chapter also has continued its involvement with the Children’s Home of great start and a promising amount of Tampa Bay, helping to host the Home’s fall carnival in November as well as running new members. a holiday toy drive. With our first social of the new semester looming, we can’t wait to continue the growth and participation we’ve experienced so far this year!

Continued from Page 22 community and integration into campus life. Lambda is open to all members of fifty thousand people taking the test, the the Stetson legal community. “In raising quality of the average test taker tends awareness, we will show how LGBT NOT TOO to be the same. Analysis on tests from and AIDS issues transcend boundaries different administrations shows that the of race, class, politics, age, and religious curves tend to be of similar difficulty. affiliation,” read a recent statement by the EARLY! As such, one should hope, not for a Lambda Executive Board. test with easy questions (which would be As you wander through the halls of Stetson, you not only see diverse faces, you GRADUATING? unhelpful if it occurred), or for dopey Remember to order your testing population (which would be also see countless posters and fliers that Phi Alpha Delta unlikely to occur), but rather to be better promote multicultural programs, ethnic prepared than others. Since the only fairs, luncheons, speakers and events. An thing students really have control over increased level of diversity awareness is is their own preparation, prospective evident. However, Stetson realizes that GRADUATION LSAT takers should try to study as hard it must continue to recruit individuals as possible. Then when you take the exam, of different viewpoints, ethnic groups CORDS you can be sure of getting a great score, and experiences. The legal community can help by encouraging nimble young $15 Each Set minds with an interest in law to expand order online at www. Continued from Page 10 their horizons and see the dream of becoming an attorney and improving the pad.org exams. Additionally, prospective students legal profession for all. or call with disabilities are accommodated at open houses and during campus tours. 410-347-3118 Another strong campus organization dedicated to diversity is Lambda Legal Society. Their mission is to raise awareness Send your news for of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) issues, AIDS issues, acceptance publication in The Reporter of all individuals within the Stetson to [email protected]

“The Reporter” – Page 26 participants to immerse themselves into P.A.D.-ISAP Announces a New local work practices related to the legal Legal Studies Study Abroad profession in Spain. The internship also opens doors to students in an Program in Madrid, Spain international setting, allowing students to pursue networking opportunities abroad. Students matriculate into law and political science courses at Universidad Carlos III de Madrid with Spanish students, gaining analytic thought, problem solving skills, and critical reading abilities that can assist in selective entrance to graduate programs in the United States. CIEE realizes that a large part of a P.A.D.-International Study Abroad a fascinating case study, not only relative student’s international learning experience Program is pleased to announce that this to Spain, but also the EU. happens outside of the classroom, and fall the CIEE Study Center in Madrid, The internationally respected Law seeks to supplement the program with Spain will welcome its first group of Department at the Universidad Carlos III extra-curricular events throughout the students to the Legal Studies program. de Madrid, one of Europe’s preeminent semester. The Legal Studies program The Legal Studies program, offered for universities, offers a unique setting for begins with a week-long orientation in a semester or academic year, has been this program. University faculty not only Madrid, introducing students to the local designed with P.A.D.-ISAP input for teach a broad range of undergraduate culture, university, and city; and CIEE highly motivated university students from law courses, but also advise government continues to build a lasting impression a variety of undergraduate backgrounds legislators. CIEE and Universidad Carlos upon students throughout the semester who plan to pursue a career in law III de Madrid have built a program that with local field trips and excursions. The or public policy. The program offers offers students an exclusive educational academic program is supplemented with students the opportunity to pursue an experience. Dr. Helena Soleto, a law trips to locations such as the Spanish educational case study in an EU member professor at Universidad Carlos III de Congress, Parliament, the High Courts, country, immerse themselves in the Madrid, is the Academic Advisor for the the historic district, and the police station; Spanish language and culture, and gain program, teaching the CIEE core course as well as day trip excursions to areas of valuable experience in legal studies from Law in Contemporary Spain, and comes cultural and historical significance such an international perspective. to the CIEE Legal Studies program with as Toledo, the Natural Park of Hoces de

The CIEE Study Center in Madrid— a wealth of professional experience in Continued on Page 31 led by Resident Director, Eero Jesurun— both Spain and America, most recently has been envisioning the creation of as a visiting scholar at Harvard Law such a program for years, due to the School during the spring of 2007. unique resources Madrid can offer. In order to improve Madrid, the country’s capital and seat of students’ Spanish language Spanish government, offers students an skills and incorporate exceptional opportunity to explore the legal terminology relationship between law and human into the curriculum, behavior. In Madrid, the highest court, the CIEE requires Audiencia Nacional, rules on facets of the students take Spanish constitution and other binding Advanced laws enacted for corporate governance, Spanish and gender equality, labor unions, child Legal Language, protection, penal codes, and property alongside Law disputes. The program explores how in Contemporary madrileños are adapting to new European Spain (also a Union regulations and the conflicts required core between European and Spanish law, course). A law- such as required access for the physically related, for-credit disabled, new environmental codes, and internship is also human rights. All of this makes Madrid available and allows

“The Reporter” – Page 27 “The Reporter” – Page 27 Brother DiGrazia was also on hand to Clerk Joe Emmerth (Story), Treasurer West Suburban insure that Brother DiGrazia’s example Ella Sewruk (WSAC), and Marshal Vito and contributions were not forgotten. Kirvelaitis (Magruder). Alumni Chapter Brother Vito Kirvelaitis (Magruder), For information on getting involved Annual Banquet Scholarship Committee Chair, introduced with the West Suburban Alumni On November 15, 2007, the West the two scholarship winners: Leah Chapter please contact Justice Maley at Suburban Alumni Chapter held its 2nd Heinecke-Krumhus (Lincoln) and [email protected]. Annual Awards Banquet and Chapter Katherine Woody (Blackstone), who were Elections in Countryside, Illinois. in attendance to receive their awards. Approximately 50 members and guests Brother Kirvelaitis also took a moment were in attendance for the banquet, to recognize the other members of the including such prominent P.A.D.s as committee, Pete Bastianen (WSAC) and Will County Public Defender Herman S. Mandy Stein (Lincoln / District XI Justice). Haase (Fuller), International Vice Justice The final order of business at the Alan Zelkowitz (Champ Clark), former banquet was the election of 2008 officers. International Proctor Ben Hyink (Story), The following officers were elected to Scholarship Committee Chair Vito Kirvelaitis and numerous present and former student manage the West Suburban Alumni with DiGrazia winners (l-r): Katherine Woody and alumni chapter officers. The banquet Chapter in 2008: Justice B.J. Maley (Blackstone) and Leah Heinecke-Krumhus began with the swearing-in of two (Webster),Vice Justice Rick Spencer (Story), (Lincoln) new alumni members of the fraternity: William O. Chatt and John F. McCabe. The first award was the chapters Annual Public Service award which is given annually to a local P.A.D. who has exemplified the P.A.D. ideal of a lifetime of professional and honorable public service. The award was presented by Chapter Justice B.J. Maley (Webster) to Brother Herman S. Haase (Fuller). Brother Haase has spent a life time in public service; starting his legal career in the Will County States Attorney’s Office, followed by thirty years as a judge (circuit and appellate), followed by a return ITMDTeleAd2OPCrops:Layout 1 9/24/07 10:28 AM Page 1 from retirement to take on the role of Will County Public Defender. Brother Haase accepted the award graciously, and addressed the group on the many ways that private attorneys can be of public service. The next awards to be presented were the Anthony A. DiGrazia Scholarships. Proven Solutions for the Legal Profession Before they were presented, the chapter Together, Maryland Telephone and was addressed by two P.A.D. members Inter-Tel provide industry-leading concerning the awards namesake – communications solutions for Brother DiGrazia (Story). Ben Hyink businesses of all sizes. We offer law firms and others in the legal (Story), former District Justice and profession a comprehensive portfolio International Proctor, and Ernie Codilis of value-driven communications (Story), Senior Partner at Codilis & solutions designed to improve Associates, P.C., both share some personal business processes. anecdote concerning Brother DiGrazia and the impact he had had on their lives – Maryland Telephone 410-583-4915 personally and professionally. A display of [email protected] Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity photographs of and news articles about www.mdtelephone.com is a proud customer of Maryland Telephone

“The Reporter” – Page 28 P.A.D. Brother Tells the Story Twin City Alumni of WWII “Soldier Slaves” Chapter Reactivates This long overdue story of great courage and great suffering The Twin City Alumni Association rewarded with great injustice should be required reading for every was organized in May, 1928, mostly by member of Congress. It is a tale to make you at once proud and alumni members of the William Mitchell angry. -- Tom Brokaw Chapter at the University of Minnesota, The Battling Bastards of Bataan, and all others who paid a and was officially chartered on March 1, dear price for freedom as Pacific Theater prisoners-of-war, deserve 1932. – and need – to be remembered. Not just for them, but for us. – Records indicate that the chapter From the foreword by Senators Orrin Hatch and Brother Joseph became inactive sometime in the late Biden (Read) 1960s or early 1970s. Late last year, the With these ringing endorsements Brother James W. International Executive Board approved Parkinson (Cowley), a nationally known trial lawyer, and newspaper columnist Lee a petition to reactivate the Chapter and Benson have written Soldier Slaves: Abandoned by the White House, Courts and new officers were selected including Congress about Brother Parkinsons’ experiences as a co-lead counsel in a Japanese Justice Nina Berglund (Kellogg), Vice Prisoners of War case. Justice Sarah Sederstrom (Monroe), Clerk Using the personal history of one of the veterans Brother Parkinson represents- Georgia Holmes (Butler), Treasurer -a munitions mechanic from the Army Air Corps named Harold Poole—to illustrate Matthew McCarthy (Lurton), and Marshal what happened, Parkinson traces a path that began with the infamous Bataan Death Ani Seumalo (Monroe). March of April 1942 and three and a half years of forced labor, followed by years The chapter is already making its of silence forced on the veterans by their own government and lingering medical presence felt, being represented at the and emotional problems. Readers will be drawn into the case as the extent of the District X Leadership Conference, abuse meted out by the Japanese is revealed and the POWs’ effort to be compensated Minnesota’s Inter-chapter Charity Ball, unfolds. While Parkinson agrees that there might be legitimate debate over whether and at the Reactivation Ceremony for the soldiers are entitled to back wages from the Japanese corporations who benefited the Pierce Butler Chapter, during which from their labor, he is adamant that their story be more widely known. With the Alumni Chapter Justice Berglund served support of influential senators like Orrin Hatch and Joseph Biden and the publication as part of the reactivation and initiation of this book, he is reaching thousands of Americans. team. A graduate of Brigham Young University, he has law offices in Palm Desert, For more information about California. Decades-old war abuses are given up-to-the-minute relevance in this becoming involved in the chapter, please book about World War II American soldiers seeking restitution from Japanese contact Chapter Justice Nina Berglund: companies that used them as slave laborers during the war. Their tale is told by the [email protected] . lawyer representing them, James Parkinson. With the help of a well-known journalist, Parkinson ties the present to the past by interspersing horrific war narrative with modern-day dramas played out in courtrooms and congressional hearing rooms as lawyers, judges, senators, and congressmen debate the merits of a case now known as the JPOW case. In the process, wartime brutality confronts peacetime prosperity,

In Memoriam (Benson), a retired Special Assistant to the Chief Counsel of the IRS William Eugene McAnulty, Jr. and Professor of Tax Law died on (Vinson), died August 23, 2007. December 18, 2007 in Gloucester, Brother McAnulty was the first Virginia. He was 93 years old. African-American Justice on the Brother White was born on October Kentucky Supreme Court. In 1980, he 31, 1914 in Clay Center, Kansas. He also became the first African-American attended Washburn College in Topeka, to hold a cabinet-level post in Kentucky, Kansas and was admitted to the Bar of when then Governor John Y. Brown, Jr. the State of Kansas in June of that year. named him State Secretary.

Arthur B. “Art” White

“The Reporter” – Page 29 Chicago Alumni Chapter Holds Ethics Seminar On January 11, 2008, the Chicago Alumni Chapter sponsored its first P.A.D./Vincent Vitullo Ethics and Professionalism Seminar at DePaul College of Law. Speakers included Illinois Supreme Court Justices Thomas Fitzgerald, Chief Judge of the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois and James Holderman; Illinois Circuit Court Judge Michael Hyman; James Grogran, General Counsel of the Illinois Attorney Registration and Disciplinary Commission; Mary Robinson, speaking on behalf of the Lawyers Assistance Program; and Justice Michael Murphy of the Illinois Appellate Court. Funds for the event will benefit the Chapter’s Justice Daniel Ward Scholarship Fund, and the Lawyers Assistance Program. The seminar was approved for four hours MCLE, and was very well attended. The Chapter plans on making the seminar an annual event.

Pictured here are at the seminar are Program Chair, Royal F. Berg; Chapter Treasurer, James Erwin; Vice-Justice Elect, Michele Jochner; and Chapter Justice, Charles McCarthy. (Photograph by Paul Berg)

were made by each of the FlyAway host 5th Annual P.A.D. Chapter Justices, Brothers Jay Ross, FlyAway Mike Dallal, and Tom Richardson; By Sanjay Rao the two members who have attended On behalf of the Jersey Statewide all 5 FlyAways ( Brothers Steve Savva Alumni Chapter, New York City Alumni and Rodney Sparrow); Brother Philip Chapter and Frelinghuysen Chapter, I’d Greenberg; and myself with respect to like to take this opportunity to thank all of the history of the program, the process those who attended or supported the 5th for putting on this year’s program and Annual FlyAway, Oct. 26-28 in Atlantic a rough outline for the 2008 FlyAway. City, New Jersey. A give-away was held for a MicroMash International The program began Friday evening certificate entitling the bearer to a free Executive with a dinner at the Tropicana Quarter bar review course. The winner was Lauren followed by an evening of camaraderie. Keating of Frelinghuysen Chapter and the Board Member The next afternoon we had planned certificate was presented by Brother Ron Becomes Partner at to volunteer at the Atlantic City Arts Sharer, alumni member and representative of MicroMash. We concluded the night D.C. Firm Center. Upon arrival we learned that Congratulations to Thomas H. at pubs in both the Caesars Pier and the the arrangements were not finalized, Bentz, Jr. (Webster Chapter) who has Tropicana. so we intend to make a donation to been made a partner at Holland & Finally, on Wednesday, October 31st the institution. We then headed over to Knight LLP. Brother Ross administered the oath to Angelo’s Fairmount Tavern where the Brother Bentz practices Jerry Fischer and presented him with the Initiation and Dinner Reception were insurance law in Holland & Knight’s certificate and honorary initiation pin/ held. Washington, DC office where he ribbon. In attendance were Brothers We initiated two students into focuses on negotiating and enforcing Sharer and Milgraum. Frelinghuysen Chapter - Teri Reinhart directors and officers, and other and Derek Miller. We also conducted management liability insurance policies the Honorary Initiation of Jerry Fischer, for policyholders. Director of Alcoholic Beverage Control, He recently helped the firm earn Attorney General’s Office of New Jersey, the honor of the nation’s #1 law into the New Jersey Statewide Alumni firm for dealing with director liability Chapter. Toward the end of dinner, comments “The Reporter” – Page 30 Continued from Page 13 with that, so far as it is made a part of program is available to undergraduate their local chapter by-laws through the students of junior standing or above The Pre-Law Program of Phi Alpha appropriate process. The most successful attending university in the U.S. that Delta was created to provide all students points programs along these lines have hold a 3.0 GPA and have completed six interested in learning about the law, what been at chapters who award points for semesters of college-level Spanish or is involved in a career in the law, and how attendance at events to determine who the equivalent. Visit CIEE at www.ciee. to pursue a career in the law, with the will be eligible to run for chapter officer org/study to learn more about the Legal opportunity to do so. positions, receive additional discounts on Studies program or call 1.800.40.STUDY. That’s it. There’s no “earning of local chapter events, earn chapter awards DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONS the letters,” “paper members” or the or the like. FOR FALL 2008 SEMESTER/ like. A member who joins will get out Please remember, the Executive ACADEMIC YEAR 2008-2009: of Phi Alpha Delta exactly what he Office is here to help each and every April 1, 2008. or she wants. Some who join will be chapter with any questions they have. We Founded in 1947, CIEE is a leading very active and work to develop their understand that chapters and individuals U.S. non-governmental international education leadership, organizational and time- make mistakes and we’re here to help organization. CIEE creates and administers management skills while preparing for law them learn and grow. If you have any programs that allow high school and university school. Others, due to time constraints or questions about your chapter or members, students and educators to study and teach abroad. other reasons, join to take advantage of please contact me at [email protected]. The CIEE mission is “to help people gain benefits outside of the local chapter level, understanding, acquire knowledge, and develop including LSAT Prep course discounts, skills for living in a globally interdependent and car insurance discounts or networking culturally diverse world.” opportunities to name a few. For more information on ISAP Chapter programming should focus Continued from Page 27 opportunities, please contact Wendy primarily upon the following areas: Duratón, the Monastary of El Escorial, Miller (PLAC-ISAP committee chair) at • LSAT Preparation the Roman architecture of the city of [email protected]. LSDAS • Segovia, the UNESCO world heritage site • LSAC of Alcalá de Henares, and the Royal Palace • Personal Statement development and gardens of Aranjuez. CIEE also hosts • Hosting alumni to discuss what students on one weekend trip to one of the they are doing with their law degrees in following regional destinations: Asturias, P.A.D. 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