Seattle University School of Law Digital Commons

Title

The Lawyer - Spring 1996

Creator

Seattle University School of Law

Files

Date of Issue

5-1-1996

Keywords

Seattle University, Law, Periodical

Table of Contents

• Briefs
• Many Grads Lend a Hand to Help Students Map Out Their Careers at Our Annual Intro. to Life After Law School
• Talking Trade in Korea
• Bar News Editor Aims to Inform (by Gail Pruitt ’94)
• J.D. By Day, D.J. By Night And 24-Hours-A-Day Dad (by Judi Lemos ’98)
• Common Sense and Clear Opinions Mark This Highly Respected Justice’s First Term on State’s Highest Court (by Gail Pruitt ’94)
• James Edward Beaver
• Faculty, Students, and Friends Recall Professor Beaver’s Commanding Presence and His Substantial Legacy
• With Help from the Bard Dean James Bond Delivers a Remembrance of Jim Beaver (by Dean James Bond)
• More About “The Classic Law Professor”
• On This Day, as Always, All the Stars Were His
• Mary McQueen Keeps Washington Courts Humming, Now Heads the National Conference of State Court Administrators (by Carole Schaffner)
• Behind Closed Doors: Cutting-Edge Legal Issues and Challenging Work (by Gail Pruitt ’94)
• Our Doors Are Open and Book Available to Aid Law Grads
• Former Superior Court Judge Debora Juarez Is Alive, Well, and a Powerful Presence as Head of State’s Office of Indian Affairs (by Ronald K. Fitten, Seattle Times, Feb. ’96)
• Law Students’ Efforts On Community Service Day Were a Spattering Success
• Our Star Volunteer in Alaska (by Shelly Speir ’97)
• Alum Notes: Report from Here, There, and Everywhere About Moving Up, Stepping Out, and Getting On
• Eventful Two-Year Tour Ends
• In Memoriam

Recommended Citation

Seattle University School of Law, "The Lawyer - Spring 1996" (1996). The Lawyer.
http://digitalcommons.law.seattleu.edu/thelawyer/19