1.  By the end of the week, we will put all the unclaimed wallet-sized photos in your mailboxes. 

2.  The draft composite is now back at the printers.  Watch the door of office #182 for the hanging of the final draft -- to  make sure the changes were properly made.  (We may have it as early as this weekend, but no promises.)

3.  Be sure to get your ERSS (those employment yellow sheets) into Career Services.  AND, if you have information to add to your sheet, please come by and update us.

The SBA Class of 2008 Graduation Party will be held at O'Shea's on Baxter Avenue on Wednesday, May 7 from 7-10 p.m.  There will be a limited supply of free refreshments and food so come early!

For those taking Professor Jones' Tort II exam at 1:00 p.m. on Wednesday, April 23: The exam will be held in room 075. Room 080 has been reserved as a secondary room for taking the exam.

The following is a list of scheduled reviews. Reviews are also posted on the events calendar.

Tuesday, April 22

Debtor-Creditor with Professor Lee
9:00 a.m.
Room 080

Secured Transactions with Professor Smith
11:00 a.m.
Room 175

Decedents' Estates Review with Jones
3:00 p.m.
Room 175

Thursday, April 24

Property with Professor Arnold
9:30 a.m.
Room 075

Friday, April 25

Con. Law with Professor Trucios-Haynes
1:00 p.m.
Allen Courtroom

Saturday, April 26

Contracts with Professor Hall
1:00 p.m.
Allen Courtroom

Tuesday, April 29

Civil Procedure with Professor Jordan
6:00 p.m.
Room 175

Congratulations to the four students selected to represent the law school next year on the National Moot Court Team. The four students are:

Barry Dunn
Steve Mattingly
Brian Stempien
Duffy Trager

Thanks to all the students who took time to prepare and tryout during this hectic period before finals.

If you were unable to attend the Public Service Program Information Session last week, please stop by the Public Service Office (Room 102) as soon as possible to pick up your copy of the new Public Service Manual. 

Evening students received their copy in their student mailboxes.

Congratulations to the 2008-2009 Law School Student Athletic Ticket Lottery Winners:

 

Combo Football-Basketball Winners

Ben U'Sellis

Nick Naiser

Heather Sanders

Amy Jay

Kelly Oates

Sarah Haegele

Barry Dunn

Justin Capps

Angela Fowler

Sabina Kudmani

Jenna Glasscock

Adam Jarboe

Jeff Hall

Joshua Boone

Marisa McIntyre

Melissa Eyre

Kacie Wilkinson

Blake Chambers

Noelle Rao

Bradley Palmer

Richard Greene

Marty Pohl

Rebecca Ellingsworth

Josh Roberts

Gordon Daniell

Jim Schmidt

Joe Gaines

Kristin Timperman

Matthew Stauble

Jennifer Weinhold

Don Rodgers

Chris Smith

Bryan Pollock

 

Combo Runners-Up

Steve Mattingly

Colin O'Brien

Jerred Kelly

 

Football Only Winners

Bryant Smith

Matt Wade

Kyle Vaughn

Jerred Kelly

Jon Michael Murphy

Izzy Moore

Mary Hulefeld

John Martin

Kevin Groseclose

Matthew Welch

Thomas Patteson

 

Football Only Runners-Up

Clay Barkley

Lisa Dickman

Jim Bland

 

Winners must pick up their vouchers from the SBA office and turn them in to the athletic ticket office in the SAC by APRIL 30th. Vouchers will not be honored after that day and the TICKETS WILL BE LOST.

The Young Lawyers Section of the Kentucky Bar Association will award a $500 bar study award to a graduating UofL law student, based upon the following criteria:

The $500 award shall be granted to a graduating 3L or 4L who: (i) has made a significant contribution to the law school community (with a preference for participation in student organizations such as the Student Bar Association); (ii) has a demonstrated need for the financial assistance; and (iii) intends to practice in the Commonwealth of Kentucky. The award shall be used for expenses associated with taking the Kentucky bar exam. The determination will be made in the sole discretion of the Executive Committee of the Kentucky Bar Association, Young Lawyers Section.

Dean Sealing will collect applicants' materials until May 5 and then send them on to the KBA. There is no official application form.

Students are invited to enter the James Boskey ADR Writing Competition, honoring the late James Boskey (Seton Hall).  The deadline for entries is June 16, 2008. Two rules changes have occurred since this competition began: 

1. The length limit has been raised to 25 pages, exclusive of footnotes or endnotes;
2. Previously published works are eligible, so long as the essay was written by a JD student at an ABA-accredited law school during the 2007-08 academic year. 

Further details can be found  at http://www.dsl.psu.edu/academics/Boskey.cfm.

Facilitators:

Please come by the Moot Court Board Room by Friday, April 18, and confirm that we have the correct names on your team's roster. It is placed on the bulletin board inside the office.

Thanks, Rob