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Twenty-First Annual Commencement Exercises Benjamin N Yeshiva University, Cardozo School of Law LARC @ Cardozo Law Pre-2019 Commencement Programs Graduation 6-13-1999 Twenty-First Annual Commencement Exercises Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law Follow this and additional works at: https://larc.cardozo.yu.edu/pre-19-programs Part of the Law Commons Recommended Citation Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law, "Twenty-First Annual Commencement Exercises" (1999). Pre-2019 Commencement Programs. 21. https://larc.cardozo.yu.edu/pre-19-programs/21 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Graduation at LARC @ Cardozo Law. It has been accepted for inclusion in Pre-2019 Commencement Programs by an authorized administrator of LARC @ Cardozo Law. For more information, please contact [email protected], [email protected]. B eV\jamiV\ N. Cav-dozo School of Law YESHIVA UNIVERSITY SUNDAY AFTERNOON JUNE THIRTEENTH NINETEEN HUNDRED AND NINETY-NINE AVERY FISHER HALL LINCOLN CENTER NEW YORK CITY TWENTY-F IRST ANNUA L COMMENCEMENT EXERC ISES PROCESS IONAL REMARKS CONFERRING OF MASTER OF Herbert C. Dobrinsky, Ed.D. Kathryn 0 . Greenberg, J.D. LAWS (LL.M.) DEGREES Vice President for University Affairs Board of Directors Yeshiva University Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law CONFERRING OF JURIS DOCTOR (J.D.) Herald Class of 1982 DEGREES Michael Eric Herz, J.D. Senior Associate Dean ALUMN I GREETINGS Dr.Lamm Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law Noel L.C.Wil li ams,J.D. Dean Verku il Chief Marshal Class of 1987 --------- HATIKVA H PRESIDING STUDENT REMARKS Cantor Heller Norman Lamm, Ph.D. Jorda n Matthew Dressler President Class of l 999 Yeshiva University RECESSIONAL Please remain seated until the NATIONAL ANTHEM AWARDS ANO HONORS Recessional is completed. Cantor Ira W. Heller Dean Verkuil The Jewish Center, New York City Yeshiva College 1983 Ferkauf Graduate School of Psychology 1985 INVOCATION Adam Berner, J.D. Law and Mediation Offices ofAdam Berner Adjunct Professor Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law Class of 1994 Sy Syms School of Business 1990 Bernard Revel Graduate School 1994 Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theological Seminary 1994 WELCOME Paul R. Verkui l, J.S.D. Dean Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS Eliot Spitzer, J.D. Attorney General State of New York This program contains a listing of cand idates for degrees and honors during the period July 1998-June 1999; it is not an officia l roster of graduates. M cistev of L aws Josephine Kim Choi Scott Evan Agulnick Lauro M. Bueno as afJune 13, 1999 B.A. (1991) Barnard College B.A. (1996) University of Wisconsin B.A. (1990) Bates College M.A. (1995) New School for Social Research Karen Abramson Thomas Eddy Maria K. Anastasia LL.B. (1997) The College of Management, 8.5. (1986) University of the State of 8.5. (1990), B.A. (1990) Rutgers-State Inga Burekhovich Rishon Le'Zion New York University of New Jersey B.A. ( 1997) New York University M.PS. (1987) New York Theological Seminary Nadezhda I. Desyatnikova Peter N. Aquilone Cecilia Tikura Capers B.A. (1997) Institute af Management and Shayan Elahi B.A. (1992) Fordham University B.A. (1992) William Smith College B.A. (1995) University of Central Florida Business, Russia Marc Seth Assa Nafiz Ceki rge Iris Fuchs Jason Lowell Fix ler B.A. {} 996) University of Massachusetts B.A. (1997) Columbia University B.A. (1993) New York University B.A. (1992) Widener University Michael K. Bachrach Richard Chern LL.B. (1995) City University, England Nicole Whitney Fox B.A. (1996) Sarah Lawrence College 8.5. (1995) Cornell University Angela Caroline Kirtlan B.A. (1994) Lehigh University David Michael Barshay Daniel Chemin LL.B. (1995), B.C (1995) Murdoch University, Serena N. Godwin 8.5. (1997) St. John's University 8.5. (1994) Cornell University Australia B.A. (1996) University of Pennsylvania Richard Joseph Barton Ann S.Cho Roberta Kraus Chaitanya Kadiya la B.A. (1989) St. John's University B.A. (} 995) Smith College B.A. (1996) SUNY-Binghamton MD. (1994) Spartan Health Sciences JD. (1996) Yeshiva University Richard Willett Barton Michael Fortune Cicero University, British West Indies B.A. (1995) Boston University B.A. (1995) Harvard University Efrat Lev Thomas P. King B.A. (1991) The Hebrew University of Benjamin Barzune Michael Shawn Clin ksca le B.A. (1988) Amherst College Jerusalem, Israel B.A. (1991) Sarah Lawrence College B.A. (1992) Youngstown State University Jacqueline Nicole Lipson LL.B. (1995) Tel Aviv University, Israel Andrea D. Ba rzvi Alison Coburn B.A. (1996) University of Delaware Randie Beth Rosen B.A. (1995) Colgate University B.A. (1993) Bucknell University Leslie Rand Lohn B.A. (1982) University of Southern California Anna Elizabeth Benenson Judith Lynne Cohen M.B.A. (1996) New York University B.A. (1995) SUNY-Binghamton B.A. (1995) Rutgers-State University of New 8.5. (1973) Simmons College Ketryn Saliba-Dumith Dana Loughran Jersey MB.A.{} 984) New York University B.A. (1995) SUNY-Albany B.A. (1990) Universidad Santa Maria, Jonathan Andrew Berger Neil Garrett Co hen Venezuela Beatrice Mayol B.A. (1993) Carnegie Mellon University 8.5. (1994) University of Maryland Timothy Charles Shepard 8.8.A. (1995) CUNY-Baruch College Mathew Todd Bergman Noam Jay Cohen B.A. (1975) Yale University David Miller B.A. (1996) SUNY-Binghamton B.A. (1994) Yeshiva University JD. (1984) University of California, B.A. (1996) McGill University Los Angeles David Shimon Berkowitz Cynthia Marie Conde Amy Elissa Mosery B.A. (1993) Muhlenberg College 8.8.A. (1994) CUNY-Baruch College Nicole Toepperwien B.A. {} 990) CUNY-Brooklyn College Licence en Oroit (1996) University of Fribourg, Lee Samuel Berma n Stephanie Cuba Switzerland Rachel H. Nash B.A. (1993) CUNY-John Jay College of B.A. (1994) University of Pennsylvania B.A. (1994) Brandeis University Criminal Justice Janice B. Webster Kaye Cyrus B.A. (1990) Sarah Lawrence College Robert Jude Paparella Craig Robert Besnoy B.A. (1990) Long Island University B.A. (1994) New York University 8.5. (1990) University ofAlabama JD. (1997) Yeshiva University Jennifer Antonietta D'Errico Matthew J. Scooler Robin Sheryl Bettinger B.M. (1996) Syracuse University B.A. (1992) Carleton College B.A. (1996) Brandeis University 3<Avis Doctov Gabriella A Davi as of September 29, 1998 Aviva Teichner Peter J. Bi lfield B.A. (1995) University of Pennsylvania B.A. (1992) Vassar College 8.5. (1995) Cornell University David Blatt Chaya Gavriella Davis 8.5. (1997) Yeshiva University Jennifer Van Bergen Gennifer Al lison Binder B.A. (1996) Yeshiva University B.A. (1980) New York University 8.5. (1994) University of Pennsylvania Nata li a Feldg un Li sa Monique Dawson B.A. (1985) Stanford University Kennet h P. Volandes Linda J. Birkenfeld 8.5. (1996) College of Mount St. Vincent M.A. (1990) Monterery Institute B.A. (1995) Emory UniverFsity B.A. (1995) Rutgers-State University Savitri Ann Deopersaud Michael Robert Horenstein of New Jersey David Mark Weisberg BA (1995) CUNY-City College B.A. ( I 985) Haverford College B.A. (1995) Florida International University Lauren Jill Blum David Bruce Diamond B.A. (1995) University of Pennsylvania Andrew S. Zucker B.A. (1984) University of California 3 <Av is Dac +o v B.A. (1995) SUNY-Binghamton Tim ur E. Bo nda renko Michael Av i Dorra asofJanuary31, 1999 8.5. (1996) University of Wisconsin B.A. (1996) University of Chicago Roger Ethan Anscher 3<Avis D ac+ov Helen Borjas Jordan Matthew Dressler 8.5.M. (1994) Tulane University as ofJune 13, I 999 B.A. (1995) Fordham University B.A. (1996) Brown University Gabrielle J. Ascher Iris Abada Richard Boter Au rora R. Elepano B.A. (1992) New York University 8.5. (1987) New York University B.A. (1997) Yeshiva University B.A. (1995) CUNY-Queens College Eli M. Bobker Jahaira Abreu Morgen M. Bowers Susan R. Entner B.A. (1995) Colgate University B.A. (1990) Bard College Elana Michelle Brown Bourkoff B.A. ( I 996) University of Wisconsin B.A. (1995) Brandeis University Vered Adoni Dylan Corey Braverman Leo Lloyd Esses B.A. {} 996) Montclair State University B.A. (1996) Florida State University Ma ria Elena Ce lis B.A. (1995) Boston University B.A. (1995) Columbia University Adam Raphael Agensky Tami Jil l Bregman Daniel Da rrow Feldman B.A. (1996) University of Western Ontario B.A. (1996) University of Michigan B.A. (1993) SUNY-Albany Toni Lyn Ferrucci Umit Mike Gursoy Jeffrey N. Klein Michael James Mauro 8.A (1996) Emory University B.A. (I 996) CUNY-Brooklyn College 8.5. (1996) Rutgers-State University 8.5. (1996) SUNY-Albany of New Jersey Nathan Lowell Fishman Dara Robin Haber Nicole Suzanne Mauskopf 8.5. (1996) Boston University B.A. (1996) SUNY-Binghamton Mitchell S. Kleinman B.A. (1996) University of Michigan B.A. (1995) SUNY-Albany Mimi F. Foldes Gabriela M. Haley Juhi Mehta 8.A. (1995) Brown University B.M. (1995) Indiana University Kath leen H. Kowal B.A. (1994) Columbia University 8.5. (1967) University of Maryland Sue Chang Fo ng David L. Heath Jed David Melnick M.A (197l), Ph.D. (1974) Columbia University 8.A. (1995) University of California 8.5. (1977) Bucknell University B.A. (1994) Grinnell College MS. (1982) New York University Sc huyler Blake Kraus Beth Freeman Philip Benjamin Melnick Ph.D./1985) New York University 8.A. (1994) University of Colorado 8.A. (1991) Cornell University B.A. (I 996) Boston University MA (1996) New York University Francis Emerson Hemmings Wendy Meryl Kurzon Caren Jennifer Menahem B.B.A. (1993) CUNY-Baruch College B.A. ( 1996) American University M ichael Adam Frei mann 8.5. (I 995) Syracuse University 8.A.
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