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PUBLIC SERVICEWednesday, September 25, 6:00–7:30 p.m. Reception to follow, Greenberg Lounge AUCTION 6:30 p.m. Silent Auction, Greenberg Lounge FEBRUARY 26 8:00 p.m. Live Auction, Tishman Auditorium SCHEDULE

6:30PM – 8:00 PM Silent Auction & Raffles (Greenberg Lounge)

8:00PM – Live Auction, featuring a performance by NYU Law’s A Cappella Group: Substantial Performance (Tishman Auditorium)

Immediately after the Live Auction: Bar Review at Amity Hall!

1 Table of Contents

Introduction How the Auction Works Page 3 The 2015 Auction Committee Page 5

The Auction Live Auction Items Page 7 Silent Auction Items Page 9 BARBRI Vouchers/Law School Essentials Page 9 Faculty Experiences Page 10 Health and Lifestyle Page 23 LLM Items Page 26 Food and Drink Page 29 Electronics Page 30 Vacations and Leisure Experiences Page 34 Raffle Items Page 43

Supporters and Donors Page 48

2 How the Auction Works

In order to bid, you must register online at https://apps.law.nyu.edu/pilcauction/. This will provide you with a bidder number. This can be done before the auction, or if you have not registered online prior to the auction, you may fill out the above online form at the registration tables in Kushner Lounge (next to the grand staircase in the Vanderbilt Hall entrance). Silent Auction When bidding on an item, please write your name, bidder number, and the amount of your bid in the appropriate increment on the bid sheet associated with the item. You must have a bidder number for your bid to be considered valid. For certain items, if you would like to guarantee that you win an item, you can use the Guaranteed Buy-Out Option. At the bottom of certain bid sheets is a line labeled “guaranteed buy-out.” The guaranteed buy-out price may be more than the value of the item, but if you choose to use this option, you are guaranteed to win that special item you’ve got your eye on. (This also means that if the guaranteed buy-out line is already filled out, the bidding on that item is closed.) And remember, every penny that you spend goes to support NYU students doing important work through their public interest summer internships! When the announcement is made that the silent auction has closed (at 8pm), the highest bid at that time will be the winning bid. Winners will be notified by e-mail. Raffle At any time during the silent auction you can a buy raffle ticket for $1 ($10 for 12), which you can apply to any of the items on the Raffle list in this Program (look for the raffle boxes during the silent auction). Raffle results will be announced during the live auction – you must be present at the live auction to win! Live Auction If you wish to place a bid, please raise your card so that the auctioneer can read your bidder number. Please keep your card up until the auctioneer recognizes you. If you are the highest bidder for an item, an auction representative will approach you to confirm your bid. If you win the item, the credit card you used at the time of registration will be charged the amount you bid. Redemption of Won Items All winners will be notified via email as to pick-up instructions in the days following the auction. Please note: All auction gift certificates expire on March 1, 2016, unless otherwise noted. All items or certificates not picked up from an auction representative by April 1, 2015, will be considered forfeited. Individuals will still be charged for forfeited items. If you have any questions, please email the auction chairs at [email protected].

3 Venable LLP is proud to support the 21st Annual Public Service Auction at NYU School of Law

Venable LLP commends NYU School of Law’s eforts to help law students prosper in their legal profession while making a vital contribution to our local and global communities. We are proud to support the 21st Annual Public Service Auction at NYU School of Law and energetically salute those organizations and individuals committed to providing pro bono legal services to those in need.

Auction Co-Chairs Faculty Donations Janice Pai Martindale & Co-Chairs: Greg Arutiunov & Babak Alana Mildner Ghafarzade Michael Ament Events John Cusick Anne Kolker Co-Chairs: Julie Amadeo & Sean Jack Lee Robinson Tatiana Mejia Uribe Lillian Aston Astha Pokharel Ilan Friedmann-Grunstein Mohindra Rupram Heather Han Clay Venetis Sean Jameson Ji An Wang Deanna Lau Natalie Lin Law Firm Donations Hogan Paschal Julia Popkin Co-Chairs: Julia Ahn & Joel Ernst Russell Rennie Albert Alsaygh Ariel Rosenbaum David Clements Jonaki Singh Amy Dawson Susanna Griffith Donations Processing Jiarui Li Tingying Liu Chair: Michael Tracht Cristina Passoni Stephanie Damon-Moore Nacif Taousse Emily Graham Albert Tawil Andrew Harris Lin Xu Joan Kim Jennifer Lau Publicity Ali Nierenberg Max Montgomery Chair: Emily Ellis Allison Wall Ayelet Evrony Sequoia Kaul Corporate Donations Sumi Naidoo Katherine Nemeth Co-Chair: Cynthia Harris & Anna Park Sara Pahlavan John DiNapoli Cristina Stiller Emily Mullin Robert Rosengarten Alumni Relations Ronald Stubblefield Syeda Tasnim Chelsey Amelkin

5 Volunteer Coordinator Ellen Campbell Eric Phillips Matt Wilkins Erica Cooper Evan Hall Program Printing Gianna Walton Hillary Smith Chair: Alec Webley Hillel Goldstein Miranda Gonzalez Ian Kalish Stephanie Kim Isabelle Foley Matt Olsen Jacob Hutt Jae Won Shin Redemptions Janelle Pelli Jason Szeftel Chair: Nia Oates Jeremy Bunting Phil Brown Jordan Sayyah Jordan Chafetz Joseph Jarashow Albert Cotugno Josh Thorn Hannah Efron Joshua McCollum Kira Mandella Joshua Shirley Colin Smith Julia Reeves Jessica Tarantine Justin Batten Karston Erickson Canvassing Kasey Hemphill Katherine Tandler Co-Chairs: Deborah Prager & Joshua Kayla Wieche Rankin Mariel Villarreal Adam Gordan Matt Dunay Amith Gupta Max Isaacs Billy Goldstein Michael Cinnamon Casse Averbuch Naadia Chowdhury Clinton Agresti Nathaniel Miller Cory Hansen Petros Egziabher Da “Lily” Song Russell Silver-Fagan David Bailey Sarah Julian David Eisenberger Sarah Krame David Rudin Sarika Arya Eddie Gures So Hee Ha Efraim Pruzanksy Tyler Domino Eliana Pfeffer Whitney Knowlton Eliza Vasconcellos Winston Berkman Elizabeth Yazgi Zak Randell

6 Live Auction X-1 - Poker Night with Prof. Estlund, Issacharoff, & Waldron Up to 5 people

Take part in a lively poker game with Professors Cynthia Estlund (Employment Law, Torts), Samuel Issacharoff (Procedure), and Jeremy Waldron (Legal Theory) at the Estlund/Issacharoff residence.

X-2 - Chocolate Tasting (April 19, 3-5pm) Up to 8 people Spend a decadant Sunday tasting chocolate with Professors Rachel Barkow (Criminal and Administrative Law), Jennifer Arlen (Business Crime), Florencia Marotta-Wurgler (Contracts), Katrina Wyman (Environmental Regulation and Property), and Erin Murphy (Criminal Law and Evidence).

X-3 - Weekend at Upham's Up to 6 people

Enjoy three days and two nights in a rambling New York country house while the Professor is away. Children and pets enthusiastically welcome! Donated by Professor Frank Upham (Property).

7 X-4 - Weekend at Woodstock Home Up to 12 people

Spend a weekend at the beautiful country house of Professor Sylvia Law. It’s available for a weekend in Fall 2015 or possibly August. There are 4 bedrooms in the house, each with a queen size bed, a queen air mattress, and a separate studio with two queen beds; maximum 12 people.

X -5 - Dinner with Dean Morrison Up to 6 people

In addition to being Canadian (which, let’s be honest, is distinction enough), the Dean of our beloved Law School and a professor of Constitutional Law, Trevor Morrison is a sparkling wit and raconteur.

Enjoy a lively dinner with him at his house, in which the topics of conversation could range from the intricacies of constitutional law to exciting tales from the White House to war stories from his time as clerk to perfect living goddess the Notorious RBG.

X-6 - Four Tickets to a Yankees Game Up to 4 people; donated by NYU President John Sexton.

Enjoy the use of President Sexton’s Yankees tickets for a mutually agreed upon game! Seat location is TBD but will likely be Field Level.

Uniquely, these tickets can theoretically be won by a Red Sox fan!

8 Silent Auction BARBRI / Law School Essentials B-001 – BarBRI $1,750 Tuition Vouchers Donated by Barbri Get a great discount on your bar preparation course with one of America’s best bar preparation courses. The new BARBRI Bar Review is designed to strengthen your knowledge through better engagement and also new online assessment tools that recognize your areas of strength and shift your concentration to areas of improvement.

BarBRI’s new Personal Study Plan uses over 1,000 individual data points, captured from your previous results, to outline daily, targeted assignments just for your use, so you can spend your limited time where it will yield the best results.

Innovative BARBRI AMP technology prepares you by testing not only your knowledge of the law, but your confidence in ways that no other program can. Only BARBRI Pass Predictor compares your test results against the largest sample size of bar exam takers to tell you with the greatest accuracy how you'll perform on the bar exam in enough time to course correct.

We have twenty (20) of these vouchers up for auction! Please note that these vouchers may not be combined with any other Barbri discount.

B-002 - 2 Free Hours of Law School tutoring Donated by Law School Toolbox If you’re still finding your feet in 1L, or just needing a refresher course, try this free tutoring service from Law School Toolbox. All of its tutors are carefully trained and supervised by the Toolbox founders, Lee Burgess and Alison Monahan.

Each tutor is highly qualified, has an extensive background in law school tutoring and teaching, and received academic awards in law school. Law School Toolbox® tutors are also required to have experience practicing law, so you’ll be able to get targeted career advice as well.

Faculty Experiences F-001 - Dinner with Professor Williams Donated by Andrew Williams Enjoy dinner with Director of the Lawyering Program, Professor Andrew Williams, at his home (for up to 4 people). After graduating from NYU Law magna cum laude in 2002, Professor Williams was awarded a Skadden Fellowship to work at The Bronx Defenders, Civil Action Project, where he continued as a staff attorney prior to joining the Law School. Williams provided civil legal advice, service, and representation to Bronx residents accused of crimes, as well as to their families, in order to mitigate the collateral consequences of being criminally charged. His practice spanned a broad range of civil matters, including public and private housing, criminal record errors, civil rights, welfare, forfeiture, employment and licensing. He also provided training and consulting for criminal defense attorneys. His research is in the area of criminal law and collateral consequences.

F-002 – The Whale Stapler Donated by Ari Glogower

The Whale Stapler, an oceanic stapler designed by Professor Ari Glogower, a tax law professor, is perfect for organizing your outlines and class notes.

The winning bidder can also submit humorous posed pictures of their Whale Stapler to the @whalestapler Twitter or Instagram, such as this appropriately public-interest-law themed one.

10 F-003 - Private yoga and relaxation class with Dean Fama Donated by Arthur Fama Join Dean Arthur Fama for a private yoga and relaxation class for up to 5 people! He will provide pointers and practices on how yoga can help you relax, rejuvenate and focus.

Not only does yoga help to manage law school stress, but it can also assist in development of your professional skills.

F-004 - Dinner Party with Professor Neuborne Donated by Burt Neuborne Win a dinner party with Professor Burt Neuborne (for up to 6 people)! Professor Neuborne is one of the nation’s foremost civil liberties lawyers, serving as National Legal Director of the ACLU, Special Counsel to the NOW Legal Defense and Education Fund, and a member of the New York City Human Rights Commission. He is also the founding Legal Director of the Brennan Center for Justice at NYU Law, where he focused on efforts to reinforce American democracy and secure campaign finance reform.

He has also forged a national reputation as a constitutional scholar and teacher, receiving the University-wide Distinguished Teacher Award at NYU Law in 1990 for his work in teaching Civil Procedure, Evidence, Federal Courts and Constitutional Law.

11 F-005 - Coney Island Trip with Professor Sharkey Donated by Catherine M. Sharkey “The timorous may stay at home.” Murphy v. Steeplechase Amusement Co. (Cardozo, J.) Assumption of risk has never been so much fun! Join Professor Catherine Sharkey and her family for a trip to Coney Island amusement park, historic home to “The Flopper,” the infamous ride of a most famous torts law case. This adventure is for up to 6 people and will include a seaside lunch at Nathan’s!

After graduating from Yale Law School, Professor Sharkey clerked for Judge Calabresi for the Second Circuit and for Justice Souter of the Supreme Court. She practiced appellate litigation before joining the faculty at Columbia Law School and later NYU Law. Professor Sharkey is a founding member of the World Tort Law Society, elected member of the American Law Institute, and an adviser to the ALI Restatement Third, Torts: Liability for Economic Harm. Her scholarship has been cited by numerous federal appellate and trial courts, and she is co-author with Professor Richard Epstein of “Cases and Materials on Torts,” one of the leading torts casebooks.

F-006 - Wine and Cheese Night with Professor Gillette Donated by Clayton Gillette Keep it classy with wine and cheese at Professor Clayton Gillette's apartment (for up to 5 people). Professor Gillette’s scholarship focuses on commercial law and local government law. He is the author of textbooks including “Local Government Law,” “Municipal Debt Finance Law,” and “Payment Systems and Credit Instruments.” His numerous articles include studies of long-term commercial contracts, relations between localities and their neighbors, privatization of municipal services, and judicial construction of contracts governing homeowners associations. He has also served as the Reporter for the ABA Intersectional Task Force on Initiatives and Referenda, and has consulted in litigation ranging from the Agent Orange Products Liability Litigation to the default on municipal bonds by Orange Country, CA and the Washington Public Power Supply System.

12 F-007 - Lunch with Professor Jamieson Donated by Dale Jamieson Enjoy lunch with Professor Dale Jamieson, Professor of Environmental Studies & Philosophy, Affiliated Professor of Law, and Director of the Animal Studies Initiative (for up to 2 people). He has held visiting appointments at the National Center for Atmospheric Research, Cornell, Princeton, Stanford, Oregon, Arizona State University, and Monash University in Australia. Professor Jamieson is the author of several books including “Reason in a Dark Time: Why the Struggle to Stop Climate Change Failed--and What It Means For Our Future” (auction item F-008), “Ethics and the Environment: An Introduction,” and “Morality's Progress: Essays on Humans, Other Animals, and the Rest of Nature.” His research has been funded by the National Science Foundation, the US Environmental Protection Agency, the National Endowment for the Humanities, and the Office of Global Programs in the National Atmospheric and Aeronautics Administration.

F-008 – Autographed Copy of Reason in a Dark Time Donated by Dale Jamieson Receive a signed copy of Professor Jamieson's book, “Reason in a Dark Time: Why the Struggle to Stop Climate Change Failed – and What it Means for Our Future.” In this book, Professor Jamieson explains what climate change is, why we have failed to stop it, and why it still matters that we do.

It has been hailed as an “invaluable contribution to the dialogue about how to minimize the inevitable social and environmental devastation that looms large in our future" (Booklist). It is “a must read by all who wish to bring reason to the challenges [of climate change] we are going to face very soon, whether we want to or not..." (Green Energy Times).

13 F-009 - Dinner in Chinatown with Professor Shaviro Donated by Daniel Shaviro Celebrate the Lunar New Year with Professor Daniel Shaviro at dinner in Chinatown (for up to 3 people). As one of the nation’s leading legal scholars on tax policy, Professor Shaviro’s work examines tax policy, budget policy, and entitlements issues. His list of published books includes “Fixing U.S. International Taxation,” “Decoding the U.S. Corporate Tax,” “Taxes, Spending, and the U.S. Government’s March Toward Bankruptcy,” “Who Should Pay for Medicare?” “Making Sense of Social Security Reform,” “When Rules Change: An Economic and Political Analysis of Transition Relief and Retroactivity,” and “Do Deficits Matter?”

After graduating from Yale Law School, Professor Shaviro spent time in private practice at Caplin & Drysdale, a leading tax specialty firm, and as a Legislation Attorney at the Joint Congressional Committee on Taxation, where he worked extensively on the Tax Reform Act of 1986. He was on the faculty at University of Chicago Law School before joining NYU Law in 1995.

F-010 - Professional Tax Return Preparation Donated by David Spencer Struggling to complete your taxes on time? Don’t understand what any of these terms mean? Never fear, Professor David Spencer will prepare your tax return for you this year! Professor Spencer is an adjunct professor of law, teaching “Accounting for Tax Consequences.”

He also has his own private practice in which he works with clients on tax planning, audit and appeal, small business investment, contracts, estates and wills, and financial products. After receiving his J.D. and LLM in Tax from NYU Law, Professor Spencer began his legal career in the tax department of Sullivan & Cromwell, and has since worked at Bank of America Merrill Lynch, HSBC and BNP Paribas as a front officer banker. This tax return preparation is for 1 person (student, faculty, or alumni).

14 F-011 - Dinner with Professor Korngold Donated by Gerald Korngold Enjoy dinner with Professor Gerald Korngold (for up to 4 people). Professor Korngold teaches and does research in the fields of property, real estate transactions, and international real estate transactions. He is the co-author of “Cases and Text on Property” and “Real Estate Transactions: Cases and Materials on Land Transfer, Finance and Development.” He is also the author of “Private Land Use Arrangements: Easements, Real Covenants and Equitable Servitudes” as well as the co-editor of “Property Stories” in addition to authoring numerous law review articles. Professor Korngold is an elected member of the American Law Institute, and served as an Adviser to the Restatement of Property (Third): Servitudes. He is the former chair of the Real Proeprty Section of the Association of American Law Schools.

F-012 - Dinner with Professor Rosenbloom Donated by H. David Rosenbloom Dine with Professor David Rosenbloom at the Harvard Club (for up to 4 people). Professor Rosenbloom became director of the International Tax Program at NYU Law in 2002. He is also a member of Caplin & Drysdale, a law firm he rejoined in 1981 after serving as International Tax Counsel and Director of the Office of International Tax Affairs in the U.S. Department of Treasury. Previously, he served as assistant to Ambassador Arthur Goldberg at the U.S. Mission to the UN and then clerked for Justice Fortas of the Supreme Court. He has also served as a Tax Policy Advisor for the U.S. Treasury, the OECD, USAID, and the World Bank in Eastern Europe, the former Soviet Union, Senegal, Malawi, and South Africa. A frequent speaker and author on tax subjects, Rosenbloom has taught international taxation and related subjects at the law schools at Stanford, Columbia, the University of Pennsylvania, and Harvard, and at educational institutions in Taipei, Mexico City, Milan, Bergamo, Sydney, Mainz, Heidelberg, Rio de Janeiro, Pretoria, Leiden, Melbourne, Bologna, Neuchatel, and Vienna.

15 F-013 - Dinner with Prof. Hershkoff & Judge Edwards Donated by Helen Hershkoff Voila - it’s dinner at Volare! Join Judge Harry T. Edwards of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit and Professor Helen Hershkoff for a classic Italian dinner at Volare (for up to 2 people). Professor Hershkoff is a co-author of Friedenthal, Miller, Sexton, and Hershkoff’s “Civil Procedure: Cases and Materials, co-editor/co-author of Civil Litigation in Comparative Context,” and a member of the author team of the “Wright & Miller” treatise on federal procedure. Prior to joining NYU Law in 1995, she practiced law as a litigation associate at Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison; as a staff attorney with The Legal Aid Society of New York; and as an associate legal director of the American Civil Liberties Union. In 1995, New York Magazine named her one of New York's best civil rights lawyers.

Judge Edwards was appointed to the D.C. Circuit in 1980 and served as chief judge from 1994 to 2001 before taking senior status. Before joining the bench, he was a tenured professor at University of Michigan Law School and at Harvard Law School. He has taught at NYU Law since 1990. Previously, he practiced law with Seyfarth, Shaw, Fairweather & Geraldson. He is the co- author of five books, author of numerous articles and papers, and member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences; the Committee on Science, Technology, and Law at the National Academy of Sciences; the American Law Institute; the Board of Directors, Institute for Judicial Administration, New York University School of Law; the American Bar Association; the Supreme Court Historical Society; and a Fellow of the American Bar Foundation.

16 F-014 - Dinner with Professor Scott Donated by Helen Scott Broaden your horizons with some arts and leisure at The Dining Room at the Museum of Modern Art with Professor Helen Scott and her husband (for up to 4 people). Professor Scott is the Co- Director of the Mitchell Jacobson Leadership Program in Law & Business, a program involving student mentoring, research and curricular innovation in cooperation with NYU's Stern School of Business.

She has served as the co-chair of the Listing and Hearing Review Council of the NASDAQ Stock Market, which develops listing policy as well as hearing delisting appeals. She has also received the Legal Advocate of the Year Award from the U.S. Small Business Administration for her work on the ACE-Net (Angel Capital Network) program, a limited access electronic network for increasing the availability of equity capital to entrepreneurial businesses. Professor Scott previously worked in corporate practice at a major New York law firm.

F-015 - Dinner in Chinatown with Professor Jacobs Donated by James B. Jacobs Enjoy dinner with Professor James Jacobs in Chinatown (for up to 6 people). Professor Jacobs teaches first-year criminal law and upper-year electives on criminal procedure, federal criminal law, and juvenile justice, as well as various specialized seminars. Professor Jacobs has published 15 books and more than 100 articles.

His first book, “Stateville: The Penitentiary in Mass Society,” regarded as a penological classic, deals with the impact of gangs, public employee unionism, prisoners’ rights litigation, and other post–World War II phenomena on the social organization of the American prison. Five of his books, including his most recent (“Breaking the Devil’s Pact: The Battle to Free the Teamsters from the Mob”), document the government’s long-term campaign to eradicate Italian-American organized crime. Professor Jacobs was awarded a 2012-13 Guggenheim Fellowship to write “The Eternal Criminal Record,” which Harvard University Press will publish in 2015.

17 F-016 - Scrabble and Dessert with Prof. Strandburg Donated by Katherine Jo Strandburg Put your game face on and just try to beat Professor Katherine Strandburg in Scrabble. Luckily both winners and losers will still receive her dessert of homemade pie (up to 8 people). Professor Strandburg concentrates her teaching and research in the areas of patent law and innovation policy and information privacy law to consider how the law in these areas should reflect the importance of collaboration and social interactions and respond to technological change. Her legal analysis is informed by studies of user innovation and of knowledge commons governance.

Professor Strandburg attended University of Chicago Law School and served as a law clerk to the Judge Cudahy for the Seventh Circuit. She is an experienced litigator, is licensed to practice before the United States Patent and Trademark Office, and has authored several amicus briefs to the Supreme Court and federal appellate courts dealing with patent law and privacy issues. Prior to her legal career, Professor Strandburg was a research physicist at Argonne National Laboratory, having received her Ph.D. from Cornell University and conducted postdoctoral research at Carnegie Mellon.

F-017 - Walking tour of Chinatown & the Lower East Side with Profs. Branch, Levine, Shapiro & Simowitz Take a walking tour tour of Chinatown and the Lower East Side with Professors Branch, Levine, Shapiro and Simowitz (up to 8 people).

New York’s Lower East Side is one of the oldest, most historically significant areas in the U.S., encompassing several neighborhoods including the East Village, Little Italy, The Bowery and Chinatown. It is one of the most visited locales in the city, offering a unique combination of historic sites, shopping and eateries. Traditionally an immigrant, working-class neighborhood, it began rapid gentrification in the mid-2000s, prompting The National Trust for Historic Preservation to place the neighborhood on its list of America’s Most Endangered Places. It has become a home to upscale boutiques and trendy dining establishments along Clinton Street’s restaurant row.

18 F-018 - Breakfast with Prof. Chase & Judge Rosenblatt Donated by Oscar Chase

Join Judge Albert Rosenblatt and Professor Oscar Chase for breakfast in the Village (for up to 3 people). Professor Chase teaches courses on civil procedure, including the first-year course and a seminar on comparative procedure, as well as Professional Responsibility. His books on procedure include “Civil Litigation in New York” and “Civil Litigation in Comparative Context.” He began his legal career as an attorney in the legal services program and was involved in establishing the law reform orientation of the first federally funded program in New York. He taught at Brooklyn Law School before joining NYU Law as Associate Dean in 1990 and as Vice Dean from 1994 to 1999.

Judge Rosenblatt is currently of counsel to McCabe & Mack LLP and a Judicial Fellow at NYU Law. He began his judicial career as a Dutchess County Court Judge before joining the New York Supreme Court in 1981. Judge Rosenblatt was appointed Chief Administrative Judge of New York State in 1987 and later served on the New York Supreme Court, Appellate Division. He was appointed to the New York Court of Appeals, serving from 1999 to 2006. Before joining the bench, he served two terms as a District Attorney of Dutchess County, New York.

F-019 - Basketball with Professor Epstein Donated by Richard Epstein Challenge Professor Richard Epstein to a game of 2-on-2 basketball! Considered one of the most influential thinkers in legal academia, Professor Epstein is known for his research and writings on a broad range of constitutional, economic, historical, and philosophical subjects.

His many books include “Takings: Private Property and the Power of Eminent Domain,” “Simple Rules for a Complex World,” and most recently, “The Classical Liberal Constitution: The Uncertain Quest for Limited Government.” Professor Epstein is the inaugural Laurence A. Tisch Professor of Law at NYU Law and also a professor at University of Chicago Law School. Must be redeemed before March 23 (for up to 3 people).

19 F-020 - Tennis, Brunch, & a Swim with Professor Katzen Donated by Sally Katzen Escape from the city and enjoy an active day of tennis, followed by brunch and swimming with Professor Sally Katzen in Washington, DC (for up to 3 people).

During the Clinton Administration, Professor Katzen served as Administrator of the Officer of Management and Budget’s Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs, Deputy Director on the National Economic Council, and Deputy Director for Management in the Office of Management and Budget. Previously, she was the first female partner at Wilmer, Cutler & Pickering, where she practiced administrative and legislative law for over two decades. In addition to teaching at NYU Law, Professor Katzen works as a Senior Advisor at the Podesta Group, a lobbying and public affairs firm based in Washington, DC.

F-021 - Drinks and Dessert with Professor Schulhofer Donated by Stephen Schulhofer Take in the New York skyline over drinks and dessert at a Manhattan rooftop with Professor Stephen Schulhofer (for up to 8 people). Professor Schulhofer is one of the nation’s most distinguished scholars of criminal justice. He has written more than 50 scholarly articles and seven books, including the leading casebook in the field, and highly regarded, widely cited work on a range of criminal justice and national security topics. His current projects include analyses of national security secrecy, the right to privacy in electronic communications, and an empirical study of the impact of counterterrorism policing on immigrant communities in New York and London. In addition, he currently serves as the reporter for the American Law Institute’s project to revise the sexual offense provisions of the Model Penal Code. Previously, Professor Schulhofer taught at University of Chicago Law School and University of Pennsylvania Law School. He clerked for Justice Black of the Supreme Court and practiced law for three years before beginning his academic career.

20 F-022 - Golf with Dean Morrison and Jon Mechanic Donated by Trevor Morrison Play a round of golf at the Bayonne Golf Course with Dean Trevor Morrison and Jon Mechanic, head of the Real Estate practice at Fried Frank (for up to 2 people). Dean Morrison joined NYU Law in 2013 from Columbia Law School, where he was faculty co- director of the Center for Constitutional Governance and faculty co-chair of the Hertog Program on Law and National Security. In 2009, he was associate counsel to President Barack Obama. Dean Morrison’s research and teaching interests are in constitutional law, federal courts, and the law of the executive branch. He has developed particular renown for his expertise in constitutional law as practiced in the executive branch. Before entering academia, he was a law clerk to Judge Fletcher for the Ninth Circuit and Justice Ginsburg of the Supreme Court. Between the two clerkships, he was a Bristow Fellow in the US Justice Department’s Office of the Solicitor General, an attorney-advisor in the Justice Department’s Office of Legal Counsel, and an associate at Wilmer, Cutler & Pickering. He has also taught at Cornell Law School.

Jon Mechanic is chairman of Fried Frank's Real Estate Department, which he joined in 1978. He later became a partner in 1987, when he rejoined Fried Frank after having acted for five years as general counsel and a managing director of HRO International Ltd., a real estate development organization responsible for the development of more than 2.5 million square feet of office space in Manhattan. Mr. Mechanic routinely counsels developers, owners, investors, REITs and lenders in all aspects of commercial real estate transactions, including the acquisition, disposition and development of office, retail, hotel and mixed-use properties; commercial mortgage, mezzanine and construction financing; acquisition and sale of distressed debt; and joint ventures and restructurings. He also represents both landlords and tenants in commercial leasing and ground lease transactions. Mr. Mechanic lectures regularly at NYU Law, the Real Estate Board of New York and the Practising Law Institute, and is a co-author of The Commercial Office Lease Handbook published by the American Bar Association.

21 F-023 - Hi-Lo New York Donated by Samuel Rascoff and Christopher Sprigman Join Professors Samuel Rascoff and Christopher Sprigman for a trip to two New York institutions: a celebrated cocktail bar and an infamous dive (for up to 6 people).

Professor Rasscoff teaches and writes in the area of national security law, and serves as faculty director of the Center on Law and Security. Before joining NYU Law in 2009, he served as Director of Intelligence Analysis at the New York City Police Department where he created and led a team responsible for assessing the terrorist threat to the city. Before entering academia, he was a special assistant with the Coalition Provisional Authority in Iraq and an associate at Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & katz. He also served as law clerk to Judge Leval for the Second Circuit and Justice Souter of the Supreme Court.

Professor Sprigman teaches intellectual property law, antitrust law, competition policy, and comparative constitutional law. Before joining NYU Law in 2013, he taught at the University of Virginia School of Law. From 1999 to 2001, he was an appellate counsel in the Antitrust Division of the U.S. Department of Justice, where US v. Microsoft was among his cases, and later was elected partner at King & Spalding before becoming a residential fellow at Stanford Law School’s Center for Internet and Society. Professor Sprigman served as law clerk for Judge Reinhardt for the Ninth Circuit and Justice Lourens H. W. Ackermann of the Constitutional Court of South Africa, and has also taught at the University of the Witwatersrand’s law school in Johannesburg.

22 Health and Lifestyle

H-001 & H-002 - $100 Il Villaggio Nail Spa Gift Cards Donated by Il Villaggio Nail Spa With the suffocatingly formal nature of formal legal attire, it can be difficult to make a fashion statement.

Change all that with this $100 gift certificate to Il Villaggio Nail Spa. Treat yourself to their luxurious care and come out with fashionable nails that show the world who you really are. Located on LaGuardia Place, Il Villaggio is a favorite among NYU students! We have two of these up for auction!

H-003 - Gift Certificate for Five Free Yoga Classes at Sacred Sounds Donated by Sacred Sounds Yoga Whether you enjoy yoga for the physical and mental stimulation it provides or just enjoy taking a quick power nap during savasana, this gift card for five free classes at Sacred Sounds Yoga provides you the opportunity to try some new yoga classes.

Offering one of NYC’s premier yoga facilities, Sacred Sounds will leave you feeling reenergized both physically and spiritually. It’s also on Bleecker Street, so you won’t have to travel far!

H-004 – One Month Unlimited Yoga Pass Donated by Sacred Sounds Yoga Whether you enjoy yoga for the physical and mental stimulation it provides or just enjoy taking a quick power nap during savasana, this gift card for one month of unlimited yoga passed at Sacred Sounds Yoga provides you the opportunity.

Offering one of NYC’s premier yoga facilities, Sacred Sounds will leave you feeling reenergized both physically and spiritually. It’s also on Bleecker Street, so you won’t have to travel far!

23 H-005 - Gift Certificate to CLAY Health Club Donated by CLAY Health Club In the health club community, the name CLAY speaks for itself. There is a reason this place is frequently called an oasis, and with this gift certificate, you will be able to experience why.

With it you receive one month of membership, a personal training session, a pilates session, a free nutrition consultation, and complimentary 30 min spa treatment. Don’t let this opportunity to exercise in style pass you by.

Located on 14th Street, near Union Square!

H-006 – 3 Free Reform Classes at New York Pilates Donated by New York Pilates With recent temperatures reaching a balmy high of 8 degrees and summer right around the corner, there’s no better time to get your core in shape.

Do so at New York Pilates, where you will receive a core and total body workout unparalleled in Manhattan. These free classes have a 3 month expiration date, but with your love of ab burning exercises, such an extended timeline is hardly necessary. ______H-007 - GK Framing - $250 Framing Certificates Donated by GK Framing Believe it or not, graduation, and the diplomas it entails, is right around the corner. And with it comes the obligation to frame your certificate in an appropriately fabulous way.

Use these certificates to frame a copy for yourself, for your loved ones, and for that teacher in middle school who told you you’d never amount to anything. Because no success is better than revenge success.

This Tribeca framing shop has graciously donated three gift certificates to the auction!

24 H-008 - $50 American Express Gift Card Donated by K-Mart (Astor Place)

No description here needed: your imagination can fill this space. It’s the equivalent of $50 cash …don’t overthink this one. We’ve got two of these!

25 LLM Items Donated by our LLM students, faculty, and staff, the proceeds from the auction for these goods will generate public interest scholarship funds earmarked for LLMs. LLM-001 - Two hand mirrors Donated by Aishani Gupta

LLM-002 - Chinese Caligraphy Donated by Yuze Feng

26 LLM-003 - Traditional Painting Donated by Yuze Feng

LLM-004 - Hand Embroidered Pillow Case Donated by Citlalli Villanueva Amador

27 LLM-005 - Decorative Bird Donated by Citlalli Villanueva Amador

LLM-006 - Roosevelt Island Reception Donated by the Graduate Lawyering Faculty

Enjoy a post-graduation reception with food and drink for up to 25 LLM students and guests on Friday May 22nd from 5:30pm to 8:30pm on Roosevelt Island, with Professor Mary Holland and the Graduate Lawyering Faculty.

This is your opportunity to explore one of the most exciting and developing areas of New York City!

28 LLM-007- Tequila Corralejo 99,000 Horas Donated by Lourdes Olvera-Marshall, Associate Director of the NYU Law Office of Graduate Affairs

Light gold color. Bold aromas of char-roasted pecans, river stones, grilled fruits, and caramel with a flat, dry-yet-fruity medium body and a smooth, bland, brisk, cream, peppery spices, grass, and driftwood finish with papery tannins and moderate oak. A wispy añejo with a strong barrel influence.

As Lourdes explains, “Mexicans don't take "shots" of tequila; they sip it as wine, and generally accompany it with lime juice. It can also be drank as a Paloma, a beverage made of tequila, Fresca soda, and lime juice, or as a Charro Negro with coke and lime juice. It's rare to find Margaritas in Mexico, and Mexicans say that the best ones are made in the USA!”

Food and Drink M-001 - $150 Gift Card to Think Coffee Donated by Think Coffee

Think Coffee stands as the purveyor of all law school necessities. Its offerings of food, wine, and coffee, coupled with an ideal atmosphere for studying, make it the perfect escape during the more stressful times of the year. Win this item and use it to buy yourself some peace, happiness, and, most importantly, good coffee.

M-002 - $100 Gift Card to Veselka Donated by Veselka Even in New York City, the same late night food choices get old. Shake up your late night food routine with a meal at Veselka, a 24-hour Ukranian restaurant in the heart of the East Village. Veselka has been a New York City institution for over 60 years. Try the borscht and pierogies that have been featured on the Food Network!

29 Electronics T-001 - Beats by Dr. Dre XL Pill Speaker Donated by Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld At last: a speaker crisp and loud enough to be subject to a time, place, or manner restriction while being small enough to qualify as de minimis in any briefcase. Totally portable, the pill allows easy pairing: Just tap your phone to your Beats Pill XL and create an instant connection. Sync two Beats Pill XLs by tapping them together to play the same song. You can also tap them together twice to stereo your music, making one Beats Pill XL the left output and the other the right. What’s more, Beats Pill XL has a visible battery fuel gauge so you’ll always know how much power is left. Its rechargeable battery gives you 15 hours of continuous play and will automatically shut off after ten minutes of no signal detection to save power.

T-002 - Beats Studio Noise-Cancelling Headphones Donated by Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld One of the most important tools in a lawyer’s arsenal are her headphones. Now’s your chance to invest in a pair that will last you through years of doc review or late night plane flights to visit clients. The Beats Acoustic Engine™ includes signature DSP software is designed to generate the emotional experience that Dr. Dre, Jimmy Iovine, and some of the music industry’s greatest rock, hip-hop, pop, electronic, and R&B producers want you to feel. Combined with with Beats’ no-compromise dual-mode Adaptive Noise Canceling, a 20-hour rechargeable battery, and a lighter, stronger design, and these are a pair of headphones you never knew you needed until you owned them.

30 T-003 - Beats by Dr. Dre Tour In-ear Headphones Donated by Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld It’s rare to find big sound in something so small. Beats Tour earphones are among the first earbuds to hold their own against over ear headphones. Now with a newly designed custom fit and improved sound quality, you can get even closer to the music. Including a built-in mic and song shuffler, improved sound, and even tangle- free cables, these are the perfect way to access the hyper-fast talking to which you’re inevitably going to set your bar prep course lecture.

T-004 - $250 Apple Gift Card Donated by Clifford Chance

Buy yourself (or your significant other) that shiny Apple product you’ve had your eye on!

T-005 - iPad Air 2 (Wi-Fi, 64 GB, Space Gray) Donated by Schulte Roth & Zabel Delight your friends and relations by building a magazine rack – and then placing this on it.

A whopping 18% thinner, weighing less than a pound,with the very fastest graphics, a beautiful retina screen, and up to 10 hours of battery, this truly is the SCOTUS Clerkship of tablets.

31 T-006 - Kindle Fire HD7 Donated by Latham & Watkins A powerful, full-featured 7-inch Fire HD tablet with fast quad-core processor, HD display, front and rear cameras and stereo speakers, this is the most popular Android tablet available. Enjoy a beautiful 7" HD display—Crisp, vivid HD display (216 ppi / 1280x800) with over a million pixels—perfect for apps, movies, TV, games, photos, and more, with free, unlimited cloud storage for all Amazon content and photos taken with your Fire devices and access to over 33 million movies, TV shows, songs, books, Android apps and games—including Facebook, Netflix, Minecraft, and more.

T-007 & T-008 - iPad Mini & iPad Mini 2 (16 GB, Space Gray) Donated by Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe (iPad Mini 2) and Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld (iPad Mini) With a 7.9-inch Retina display featuring more pixels than is really decent in an electronic device employed in polite society, as well as featuring an A7 chip incorporating enough patents to make even a hardened IP lawyer fall into a swoon on a divan, the iPad Mini 2 offers all the speed and usefulness of an iPad, but mini and, well, twice over?

Bonus feature: the 7.9 inch screen is almost precisely as wide as the standard justification of a SCOTUS opinion, so you could carry around the entire Supreme Court’s latest term right there on one tablet! Now you have to buy it.

32 T-009 – iPhone 6 Plus (16 GB, Unlocked) Donated by BloombergLaw Admit it. You’ve been thinking of upgrading your phone. But thanks to the wonders of America’s “free market” for phone service, you’re leery of any upgrade that will pledge you to continued submission to your exploitative carrier du jour.

Enter this wonderful item – the very latest iPhone, with the requisite 4.7 inch retina display, lightning-fast processer, and sleek edges that comes not merely with 16 GB of memory but also unlocked, allowing you to use it anywhere (including, to think of just one set of places, all parts of the world that aren’t the USA). The perfect item for the LLM thinking of returning home, or the JD yearning to rid herself of 2-year contracts.

33 Vacations and Leisure Experiences E-001 – Two Tickets to Aida at the Met Donated by The Metropolitan Opera

Enjoy two Orchestra seats (read: among the best seats in the house) at the world’s greatest opera company performing one of the world’s greatest olperas. Aida is grand opera at its grandest. From its countless supernumeraries, to its live horses, to its handsomely painted sets, and stage-elevator coups de théâtre, it takes the magnificent art form to its illogical, goofy, and grandiose extreme.

Verdi’s mythic love triangle features Liudmyla Monastyrska, Tamara Wilson, and Oksana Dyka sharing the title role, with Olga Borodina and Violeta Urmana as Amneris and Marcello Giordani and Marco Berti singing Radamès. Marco Armiliato and Plácido Domingo share conducting duties.

Seats are in Orchestra Row P for the performance on April 13, 2015.

E-002 - New York Giants Team Collector's Football Donated by New York Giants

Football fan? Buy yourself a 2014 New York Giants Team Collector's Football. There’s only 750 of these footballs have been created so hurry before it’s too late!

34 E-003 - New York Jets Team-Signed Replica Football Donated by New York Jets

This 2014 New York Jets Team signed replica football comes fully certified with Certificate of Authenticity and tamper- evident hologram.

If you’re a true Jets fan or even just a football fan, this team- signed football is a collector’s must!

E-004 – Two NY SKYRIDE Tickets Donated by NY Skyride

Movie. Motion. Sights. Zoom through the city’s famous traffic even faster than New York’s most skillful cabbie. Experience New York’s most famous sites from views only daredevils can imagine! Soar a mile above the City That Never Sleeps – then zoom down to the sidewalk in the blink of an eye!

Located on the second floor of the Empire State Building, New York Skyride is an awesome aerial tour of New York City that sends you on a ride around, above and even below all the city has to offer… and you feel the sights from the comfort of a specially-equipped, motion-simulated, big-screen theater seat!

35 E-005 – Two Carnegie Hall Tickets Donated by Carnegie Hall

These two tickets are good for any of the remaining performances in the 2014-2015 season. Enjoy New York’s premiere concert hall, famous as the debut of some of the world’s greatest musicians – and Florence Foster Jenkins, one of the worst (and yet most hilarious). Best of all, this allows you to get to Carnegie Hall by the express route (rather than through practice, practice, practice).

Listen to four of the world’s greatest orchestras and some of the best soloists in classical music. Two tickets for the 2014-2015 season is a great way to spend this year with your loved ones!

E-006 - Cheese Classes at Murray’s Cheese Donated by Murray's Cheese Cheese lover? Treat yourself with two seats a cheese class at Murray's Cheese in the West Village. You can taste through half a dozen a point cheeses with expert instructurs!

Class choices include Cheese 101, Harmony of Wine & Cheese, Harmony of Beer & Cheese, Mozzarella making, Boot Camp, and other monthly electives.

36 E-007 - Chocolate Factory Tour Donated by Li-Lac Chocolates Tour for 8 of Li-Lac Chocolates' Brooklyn factory!

Learn how gourmet choclates are made! Particpants will be able to eat chocolates right off the enrober, just like in the famous episode of I Love Lucy! Participants will also get a customized box of chocolates to take away with them!

Tours are available Monday to Friday between 10 AM and 4:30 PM. The factory is located in Sunset Park, Brooklyn - just a block from the 36th Street stop of the D, N, and R trains!

E-008 - A Night on Broadway Donated by Kirkland & Ellis How can you call yourself a New Yorker without indulging in a Broadway Show?

Buy yourself this $300 Telecharge Gift Card to be used on Broadway show tickets and a $300 gift card for Be Our Guest Hospitality Restaurants.

You can select from great options of Restaurants such as Atlantic Grill, Bill's Bar and Burger, Blue Fin, Blue Water Grill, Dos Caminos, Hilo, Isabella's, Ocean Grill!

E-009 - Knicks Tickets Donated by Lankler, Siffert & Wohl Looking for something fun to do over Spring Break? Bring your friends and enjoy the Knicks game with 3 tickets to the March 17 Knicks game (at 7:30 PM) vs. the San Antonio Spurs! Seats are section 110, row 16, seats 5, 6, and 7. You don’t want to miss this opportunity to see a game at Madison Square Garden!

37 E-010 - Yankees Tickets - Legends Suite Donated by O'Melveny & Myers

Two exclusive Legends Suite Tickets to a Yankees game (valued at $1,200)! This will be a rare opportunity for baseball fans! The Legends Suite features all-inclusive food and non-alcoholic beverages (with alcoholic beverages available for purchase), in-seat wait service, cushioned seats, private restrooms, a private entrance, and personal concierge service, plus excellent views of the game!

If you are a Yankees fan, or even just a fan of baseball generally, this is an experience not to be missed!

The winner of this item will be put in contact with our friends at O’Melveny and Myers to determine a mutually agreed upon game.

E-011 & E-012 – Top of the Rock Tickets Donated by Top of the Rock Observation Deck at Rockefeller Center

Why just see the city when you can experience it from the top of 30 Rockefeller Plaza? (Yes, that 30 Rock!)

Buy yourself two adult tickets to the Top of the Rock Observation Deck at Rockefeller Center! We’ve got two pairs of these! Offer expires 8/30/2015

38 E-013 - Museum of Modern Art Guest Passes and Dinner at The Modern Donated by Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom

Bring a friend to the Museum of Modern Art and enjoy a $500 gift card for dinner at the restaurant located in MoMa.

It is one of the most influential museum of modern art in the world and offers an overview of modern and contemporary art, including works of architecture and design, drawing, painting, sculpture, photography, prints, and electronic media! Last but not least, the museum has the famous Van Gogh’s Starry Night!

The Modern restaurant has received a Michelin star and features an ever-changing menu of French and New American cuisine.

E-014 - Apollo Theater Historic Tour Donated by Apollo Theater

The Apollo Theater is filled with rich history!

The winner of this item with receive four tickets to join another group on a tour of this historic Harlem theater. Learn about the contributions of African-American and Latino artists to global popular culture! Note that this offer expires on 11/21/2015.

39 E-015 - Vacation Getaway to The Village at Pocono Donated by The Village at Pocono Come find out why The Village at Pocono is ranked in the Best 10 Hotels in the Pocono’s by Tripadvisor with this two-night stay with a 2 bedroom villa at The Village at Pocono, which sleeps up to six people.

It is located in the heart of the Pocono Mountains, adjacent to Pocono Raceway, which owns and operates the resort. Make your dream vacation possible! Note that this offer expires 2/26/2016 and cannot be used during NASCAR Race Weekend at Pocono Raceway.

E-016 - Vacation Getaway to the Woodloch Resort Donated by Woodloch Resort Enjoy a two night stay for a family of four (two adults and two children under 18) at the Woodloch Resort! This exceptional Poconos resort, nestled in a pristine mountain lake setting, is regarded as one of America’s “Best-All-Inclusive Family Resorts”.

Woodloch has been owned and operated with pride and their traditional warm hospitality has been nurturing and embracing the spririt of spending quality time with family and friends! This package includes: 3 delicious meals daily, spacious accomodations, nightly entertainment, and use of resort amenities and facilities! Note that this offer expires 6/30/2016 and is not valid July, August, or holidays.

40 E-017 - Vacation Getaway to Mirror Lake Inn Donated by Mirror Lake Inn Treat yourself and a guest for a weekend stay at the Mirror Lake Inn!

This gift certificate valued at $970 for 2 Nights Lodging for 2 People in a Classic Guest Room with 2 queen size beds and partial lake and Mountain View, as well as breakfast each morning. Use on February 27-March 12 (midweek only), 2015; March 19-June 18, 2015; October 19-Dec 23, 2015; Jan. 3-Feb 28 (midweek only) 2016. Offer expires 2/26/2016.

E-018 - Vacation Getaway to Renaissance New York Times Square Hotel Donated by Renaissance New York Times Square Hotel Indulge in a two-night weekend stay for two in a King or Double Room at the Renaissance New York Hotel Times Square! Discover the convenient location and luxury at Renaissance New York Times Square Hotel and rethink everything you know about staying in Times Square!

Buy this as a romantic getaway, an EIW crash- pad, or a place for your parents to stay the next time they ask to stay at your apartment!

Offer expires 2/26/2016 and may not be used Thanksgiving - December 31. Thirty days advance notice required for reservation.

41 E-019 - Four Chelsea Piers Passports Donated by Chelsea Piers You and three friends can de-stress with four passports to Chelsea Piers!

Each passport has detachable coupons for a health club day pass, a $15 tee time card, admission to general ice skating session (including skate rental), toddler adventure center pass, 5 batting cage tokens, and free shoe rental at Bowlmor Lanes!

Note that offer expires 3/30/2016.

42 Raffle Items R-001 - $25 Gift Card for Joy Burger Bar Donated by Joy Burger Bar Joy Burger Bar is a West Village burger shop just a few blocks from Vanderbilt Hall that's anchored on a single premise: "the sauces make the difference." Exercise that privilege on a Munch (three ounces), Midi (five ounces), or Maxi (eight ounces) burger, with a side of house-cut fries or sweet-potato rounds drizzled with maple syrup.

R-002 - $30 Gift Card for Morton Williams Donated by Morton Williams Because if you live on campus, you’re going to shop at Morton Williams at some point or another. Get a discount thanks to this handy gift card!

R-003 & R-004 - Free Chipotle Entrees, Chips & Guac, & Fountain Drinks for Four! Donated by Chipotle Chipotle, which offers its renowned “food with integrity”, provides the highest quality ingredients from sustainable sources. This means that you can be assured that your delicious burrito bowl is both healthy for you and the environment. Forget the mean things the New York Times said. You deserve Chipotle. Win a voucher for any four chipotle entrees, with chips, guac and fountain drinks included, anytime before 12/30/2015. There will be two winners selected, who will each get one of these vouchers.

43 R-005 to R-009 - Redbox Promo Codes for Five Free DVD Rentals Donated by Redbox/Outerwall

Win these 5 free DVD rentals, take a stroll over to the nearest Redbox kiosk on Astor Place (or any other one of Redbox’s numerous NYC locations), and put your worries about the rapidly approaching exam week behind you for an evening. Offer expires June 30, 2015!

There will be five raffle winners for this item. Each winner will receive five Redbox promo codes.

R-010 - SoulCycle Three Series Donated by SoulCycle If a fear of having to descend into the dungeon known as the Coles’ aerobic room isn’t enough to convince you to give SoulCycle a try, let these three free passes do the job.

One trip to SoulCycle will be enough to convince you of what millions already know: a 45 minute session can change your body, and change your soul.

R-011 – Shake Shack $50 Gift Card Donated by Shake Shack Shake Shack is the burger shop that needs no introduction: its name is synonymous with tasty goodness (especially on the stock exchange)

Take a trip down to Tribeca or up to Midtown and enjoy one of their delicious offerings, from the classic Shackburger to the ShackMeister Hot Dog. But with a $50 gift card at your disposal, we both know you don’t need to limit yourself to just one meal.

44 R-012 – JSTOR Backpack Donated by JSTOR

While JSTOR prides itself on being on of the most comprehensive digital libraries on the internet, they want you covered in all possible contingencies.

So if the situation ever arises in this modern age where you are forced to own a physical book, carry it around in the trendy JSTOR backpack. Digital archiving has never looked so good.

R-013 – Five Workout Class Gift Certificate Donated by Pure Barre Looking for the ultimate way to use that sole free hour of the day to get in shape? Look no further than Pure Barre, the total body fitness class designed to produce maximal results in minimum time. This five free card class not only offers you the opportunity to discover for yourself the benefits of pure barre, but also offers you 5 free chances to maybe see Zooey Deschanal there, who is an admitted fan. Results not guaranteed. Gift certificate is valid at Pure Barre’s Union Square and Upper West Side locations.

R-014 - Macaron Pyramid Donated by Francois Payard Bakery

The most delectable of all trapezoidal bodies, this offering from Francois’ Payard Bakery will leave you feeling reincarnated. Invite a few friends to enjoy this 40 piece delight, and become more popular than Cleopatra herself.

**Note: This is a pyramid of macarons, and not a gigantic maracon in the shape of a pyramid.

45 R-015 - Coffee Beans & Mug Donated by Stumptown Coffee Roasters Because when you’re a law student and coffee qualifies as a primary food group, you deserve nothing but the best.

Enjoy some artisan Stumptown coffee in their signature mug, and let the world know you caffeine better than it does.

R-016 - Box of Macarons Donated by Mille Feuille For those who scoff at the prospect of consuming their macarons in pyramidal form, this treasure trove of multicolored confections is the perfect treat to help unwind at the end of the day.

The box will give you the opportunity to sample various flavors of Mille Feuille’s signature macarons, so that on your next trip back, you will know exactly which flavor to splurge on.

R-017 – Five Guys $50 Gift Card Donated by Five Guys For some people, “boring” and “burger” are synonymous. Not at Five Guys.

With a bevy of toppings that allow you to customize your burger in 250,000 different ways, you know you are guaranteed a new and flavorful adventure every time you set foot in their restaurant.

While this $50 gift certificate won’t quite allow you to try all these possibilities, it will give you a terrific head start.

46 R-018 - Sweets Gift Basket Donated by Sugar and Plumm The creators of Sugar and Plumm have taken on a daunting task: create a shop that offers all things dessertlike, delicious, and delightful in this world.

They have succeeded.

Celebrate their success with this sweets gift basket, which offers a tasteful variety of some of Sugar and Plumm’s finest offerings. We know you’ll find yourself sneaking to their West Village shop between classes!

47 Supporters and Donors Supreme Court Level: $15,000

Appellate Court Level: $4,500 Venable LLP

District Court Level: $2,000 Akin, Gump, Strauss, Hauer & Feld LLP Arnold & Porter LLP Clifford Chance Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP Sidley Austin LLP Dean’s Honor Roll Donors ($500+) Bloomberg Law Kirkland & Ellis LLP Lankler, Siffert & Wohl LLP O’Melveny & Myers LLP Renaissance New York Times Square Hotel Schulte Roth & Zabel LLP Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP The Village at Pocono Woodloch Pines Resort

48 Additional Contributors and Donors Law Firms and Businesses NY Skyride Bareburger Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP Bryan Cave LLP Pure Barre Carnegie Hall Redbox Chelsea Piers Sacred Sounds Yoga Clifford Chance Shake Shack Chipotle Mexican Grill Sugar and Plumm Five Guys Burger and Fries Starbucks Coffee Francois Payard Bakery Stumptown Coffee Roasters Il Villagio Nail Spa SoulCycle Insomnia Cookies Think Coffee Joy Burger Bar Top of the Rock Kmart Veselka Latham & Watkins LLP Li-Lac Chocolates Alumni JSTOR George Braff, Daniel Braff and the Molly's Cupcakes Braff family The Metropolitan Opera Mille Feuille Bakery Cafe Faculty and Staff Miyabi Sushi President John Sexton Morton Williams Supermarkets Dean Trevor Morrison Murray's Cheese Associate Dean Irene Dorzback New York Giants Assistant Dean Deirdre von Dornum New York Jets Associate Dean Arthur Fama New York Pilates Prof. Jennifer Arlen

49 Prof. Rachel Barkow Prof. Erin Murphy Prof. Michelle Branch Prof. Burt Neuborne Prof. Oscar Chase Lourdes Olvera-Marshall Prof. Clayton Gillette Prof. Samuel Rascoff Prof. Richard Epstein Prof. H. David Rosenbloom Prof. Cynthia Estlund Prof. Stephen Schulhofer Prof. Ari Glogower Prof. Catherine M. Sharkey Prof. Helen Hershkoff Prof. Helen Scott Prof. Mary Holland Prof. Daniel Shaviro Prof. Samuel Issacharoff Prof. David Spencer Prof. James B. Jacobs Prof. Christopher Sprigman Prof. Dale Jamieson Prof. Katherine Jo Strandburg Prof. Sally Katzen Prof. Frank Upham Prof. Gerald Korngold Prof. Jeremy Waldron Prof. Sylvia Law Prof. Andrew Williams Prof. Michael E. Levine Prof. Katrina Wyman Prof. Florencia Marotta-Wurgler

50 Special Thanks

We thank the many individuals and organizations who contributed their time and services to make the auction a success. We hope you will thank them, too.

The Public Interest Law Center Bruce White David Glasgow and the entire staff John Lee Jorge Luis Paniagua Valle NYU Office of Student Affairs Rachel Peckerman Sarah Bowman Sara Rakita Arthur Fama Deirdre von Dornum David Mora and the entire staff and the entire staff

Office of Development & Alumni Relations Office of Financial Management Sue Anderson Jeff Claude Betsy Brown Kate Polson Nick Vagelatos and the entire staff and the entire staff Office of Communications NYU Law IT Services Kara Van Woerden Tolga Ergunay and the entire staff Clayton Gates Darin Phelps NYU Law School Duplicating Services Jonathan Rodriguez Brian Yulke Culinart and the entire staff NYU Law Student Bar Association NYU Hospitality and Food Services James Britt NYU Powers That Be Leonard DiMauro Michael Garelick NYU Law Dean Trevor Morrison Maria Micale NYU President John Sexton Kenneth Panebianco Elizabeth Thomas Substantial Performance

Particular thanks to BARBRI for its support of the Auction!

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