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Southwestern Law • 2004-2005 Honor Roll of Donors IssuePublished for alumni, students and friends of Southwestern Law School675 South Westmoreland Avenue, Los Angeles CA 90005-39922123.738.6700 • www.swlaw.eduEditor Leslie R. SteinbergAssistant Editor Elizabeth A. ReinhardtEditorial Assistance Debra L. Leathers, Shiredee Mecija, Ivonne Castillo, Jason MandellDesign Ikkanda Design Group, Inc.Key Photography Elizabeth A. Reinhardt, Scott Gunnells Photography, Bonnie TomanSouthwestern Law School is a member of the Association of American Law Schools and isapproved by the American Bar Association.Copyright © 2005 Southwestern Law SchoolAll rights reserved.Since 1911, Southwestern has served the public as a nonprofit, nonsectarian, educationalinstitution. Southwestern does not discriminate on the basis of race, sex, age, religion, national orethnic origin, sexual orientation, disability, marital status, or prior military service in connectionwith admission to the school, or in the administration of any of its educational, employment,financial aid, scholarship, or student activity programs. Nondiscrimination has been the policy ofSouthwestern since its founding.Southwestern Law School is a qualified exempt organization under Section 501(c) (3) of theInternal Revenue Code. Gifts to the law school are deductible from state and federal taxes.Cover: Southwestern’s October 2004 Gala CelebrationAbove: A photo taken by acclaimed photographer Tim Street-Porter, and one of many shots ofthe Bullocks Wilshire building featured in his new book Los Angeles (Rizzoli Publishers, 2005).Printed on recycled paper.

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2Message from the DeanIt is my pleasure to introduce our Honor Roll of Donors. Thismessage is my first formal opportunity as dean of Southwesternto thank those who support the law school. I have already had thepleasure of meeting many of those listed in these pages, and I lookforward to getting to know many more in the coming months andyears. We are very grateful for the loyalty and supportacknowledged throughout this publication.The first purpose of this message therefore is simply to say thankyou to our donors for their generous contributions.My other purposes look toward the future. I hope as dean toparticipate in activities at Southwestern that will multiply thereasons for our donors to invest in this school. Our history is rich.We led the way especially in educating deserving individuals whootherwise were precluded from pursing a legal education. Ourgraduates can be found in all areas of the legal profession, inbusiness, and in the government. The numbers in governmentand the judiciary are especially striking.Our task in the future is to build on our historical mission whilemoving the law school to the forefront of legal education. Thereis much we can do in terms of curricular innovation, in findingresources for increased financial aid, in recruiting topnotch facultywhose research and teaching will fit the Southwestern mission,and in building an environment that maximizes the chances forour students to pass the bar exam and successfully navigate therapidly changing legal world. We need the help of our friendslisted in these pages to succeed in our ambitions.We need the help of others as well. To our loyal core ofsupporters, therefore, I want to make one further point. Weare reaching out with numerous receptions, individual and groupmeetings, written communications, and other means to recruitfriends and classmates into the enterprise of helping Southwesternto realize its great potential. With the help of our core group,we hope in a few years that we will be able to look back on thispublication as the starting point for a major reinvestment in allaspects of Southwestern Law School – with major beneficialconsequences for our students and the communities thatthey serve.Sincerely,Bryant G. GarthDean

3Honor Roll of DonorsThe publication of Southwestern’s Honor Roll ofDonors is a tribute to our alumni and friends whosecontributions were received between July 1, 2004 andJune 30, 2005. These generous gifts underlie thecontinued development of the law school and itsgrowing recognition as an institution of excellence, asdemonstrated so clearly in the academic achievementsof its students and the lives and careers of its alumni.Such recognition also illuminates the value of aSouthwestern education to colleagues in the legalprofession, clients and the public.For many benefactors, a sense of gratitude is the firstinspiration for their gift. But there are many others, andsome have chosen more than one avenue for theirgiving. Among them:•to honor or memorialize a family member orfriend, especially one who has been associatedwith the school;•to provide support to the library or specific academicor cocurricular programs;•to encourage financially needy students, a particulargroup of students, or interest in a special area of law;or•to help provide a solid future for the new generationof legal professionalsThe result is an outpouring of generosity in the formof gifts and endowments that support scholarshipprograms, technology, capital improvements, librarycollections, lecture series, and professorships.Whatever the reason for giving, the focus or size ofthe gift, the entire law school community extends itsgratitude to each donor. Yours is an investment inthe future through the next generation ofSouthwestern graduates.Note: While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of these records, readers areencouraged to notify the Development Office (213.738.6814; development@swlaw.edu)regarding any corrections or additions. Gifts received after June 2005 will be acknowledged ina subsequent donor report.GIVING LEVELSFounders$25,000 and aboveThomas L. Driscoll & NancyE. QuinnEstate of Calvin & VivienneHelgoeShinaan S. KrakowskyLauren B. Leichtman &Arthur E. Levine FamilyFoundationThe Spiegel FoundationBenefactors$10,000 to $24,999Daniel L. AragonBradley TrustThe Capital Group ofCompanies CharitableTrustMichael J. DownerThe Ford Family FoundationMrs. Charles GoldringRandall E. & Jana WaringGreerLaw Offices of RandallE. GreerHon. J. Gary HastingsTom & Ellen HobermanCharitable TrustEd G. HookstattenKamehameha SchoolsPeter D. Kelly, IIIKelly, Lytton & VannOrrick, Herrington &SutcliffeMabel Wilson RichardsScholarshipRom Com, Inc.Edward & Marla WolkowitzEdwin WoodsomeSenior Fellows$5,000 to $9,999AnonymousAvery Dennison CorporationBaker & HostetlerThe Broad FoundationDennis P.R. CodonExhibit OneKorn/Ferry InternationalLos Angeles County BarAssociationRoger LowensteinChristopher J. MatsumotoHon. Robert H. PhilibosianPatrick Pyle & Leslie B.ShragerRobins, Kaplan, Miller &CiresiRobert J. Stoll, Jr.Stoll, Nussbaum & PolakovLeigh H. TaylorUnocal FoundationUNOVA, Inc.Fellows$2,000 to $4,999American Indian GraduateCenterGregory M. & Leah S.BergmanBergman & DaceyAdele BloomFrederick J. Brookwell &Linda A. SallasBrown, Winfield &CanzoneriCalifornia Association ofStudent Financial AidAdministratorsCalifornia CommunityFoundationMartin L. & Catherine L.Carpenter

4Honor Roll of Donors1James B. CherryChromatic LithographersConcourse Gift & News, Inc.Crestwood Escrow ServicesMrs. Julian DixonGloria Fecht MemorialScholarship FundThe Evelyne G. Fidler TrustSheldon & Barbara GebbThomas V. GirardiGirardi & KeeseMichael Gold & Paula KaneKenneth R. GorvetzianJeffrey W. GrassGreenberg, Glusker, Fields,Claman, Machtinger &KinselHinden, Grueskin, Rondeau& BreslavskyHouse of Usher FilmsRory M. HernandezJones DayMrs. Norman KarlinSteven L. & Judith OtamuraKesterKlee, Tuchin, Bogdanoff &SternMrs. Jack LincolnLiner, Yankelevitz, Sunshine& Regenstreif2Maranga • MorgensternKelly M. MartinMellon 1st Business BankMicrosoft CorporationM.M. & O.C. MillerCharitable TrustAlbert T. NassiO’Melveny & MyersDavid & Edith OstroveOstrove, Krantz & OstroveSanford P. ParisSteven M. & Sandra SegalPolinLee M. PolsterPricewaterhouseCoopersReiss FoundationJohn A. SchulmanSeyfarth ShawSheppard, Mullin, Richter &HamptonSidley, Austin, Brown &WoodDonald G. SowersRobert G. van SchoonenbergVirgina Military InstituteWhite Earth ReservationTribal CouncilEugene W. White, Jr. &Linda S. PetersonMarvin L. WolfWilliam T. & Hon. ArleighMaddox WoodsCathy D. YoungerDean’s Circle$1,000 to $1,999Timothy AlgerDaphne M. AnneetCornelia G. BaerRussell & Dorothy BalisokCarl D. BarnesBruce & Noreen BerraRobert G. BrewerBruce A. BroilletRobert D. BruggeBonnie Marie BurskMarvin O. BurtonJoseph ByrneSteven P. ByrneJose Mariano CastilloJulian & Helen CimbalukLeonard J. ComdenPatricia Daniel-FildewRobert W. DickersonMaria Dos Anjos BarretoPeter & Judy DubrawskiNancy L. DunaetzJack I. EsenstenMichael S. FieldsPeggy FratianneJohn V. GallagherJohn J. GearyHon. & Mrs. Gilbert T.GembaczPeter & Gloria GoldMelvin S. GoldsmanMax GoodmanGary J. Greener & BretMcAllisterHon. John C. GunnMr. & Mrs. Steven M.HarowitzMr. & Mrs. Jerome HarrisDavid HoffmanStewart HsiehStan & Judi JacobsJewish CommunityEndowment Fund of SanFranciscoTerry O. Kelly & Myrna S.RaederHoward D. KurtzmanDavid & Debra LeathersLexis NexisJoseph L. LucchesiHon. Lyle MichaelMacKenzieMartinn & Connie MandlesJeffrey & Janet MausnerNational Service AwardKristine M. NishiyamaRoyal F. OakesJulie A. OcheltreePharmacia FoundationRonald M. PapellPhilip S. PaulDaniel M. PetrocelliMary J. QuinQuinn, Emanuel, Urquhart,Oliver & HedgesBruce R. & Doreen HeyerRaneyJack & Hon. Marsha N.Revel3 4 5 6 7 8

5David K. RingwoodSaul A. RosenbaumBeverly G. RubensSavin & BurskScholarship AmericaSerling, Rooks & FerraraBarbara K. Yanase ShirotaWilliam R. & Judy B. SloanHon. Vaino H. SpencerLeslie R. SteinbergGeorge J. StephanDonald L. StoneStephen J. Strauss & HarrietRolnickLarry & Joan SullivanDoron M. TisserSusan R. WassermanLinda A. WhismanWomen Lawyers Associationof Los Angeles FoundationJulie K. XandersDennis & Janis Yokoyama1 Steven L. Kester ’78 and JudithOtamura Kester ‘772 Russell Balisok ’75 and DorothyBalisok3 Shinaan S. Krakowsky ‘814 Kenneth A. Maranga ‘805 Robert G. van Schoonenberg6 Leah S. Bergman ‘757 Donald G. Sowers ‘858 Peter D. Kelly, III ‘769 Thomas H. Hoberman '7510 Mrs. Julian Dixon11 Dennis P.R. Codon '7712 Sanford P. Paris '6313 Kelly M. Martin14 Thomas L. Driscoll '80Peter Kelly ’76Partner,Kelly Lytton & VannPartners$500 to $999Janicemarie AllardHon. Thomas P. Allen, Jr.Ronald A. AltoonEdward D. ArkinKaren L. BelloBenchmark Deposition ReportersJohn J. Bingham, Jr.Craig R. BreitmanJ. P. BrightDouglass W. BurnsMichael E. CahillMark E. CammackChris J. CannonJ. Michael CareyJames J. CastranovaFrancis Y. ChanKimberly H. ClancyRay G. ClarkMr. & Mrs. Larry ClousePamela S. CookeLee N. CoopermanRia Cousineau & Pam DunnLawrence W. Dailey, Jr.Davis Wright TremaineHon. Robert R. DevichDon L. EadsAlan H. FeldsteinMatthew P. FletcherJeanette L. FlynnINSPIRED GIVING • TIMELESS GIFTS“I’m very grateful to Southwestern and I always want to do everything andanything I can to help. When I enrolled, I was working at a job that I reallyenjoyed. Southwestern gave me the opportunity to pursue my professionalaspirations as well as my law degree by being able to go to school at night.Every Southwestern graduate ought to be very proud of the accomplishmentsthe school has made in the last quarter century, particularly upgrading thephysical plant and the curriculum. And all of us who went there have anobligation to support it.”Alastair & Moira FordyceWayne A. MahoneyDon & Sandi ForgeyAlfred E. Mann FoundationFoundation of the American Board Anne G. Marraof Trial AdvocatesMasco CorporationRandall C. FudgeJulia B. MasonFred A. GablerKristin J. MatsudaLuis H. GarciaFred F. MautnerStanley H. GetzDavid L. McFaddenBarry S. GlaserMcGrane, Greenfield, Hannon &Mr. & Mrs. Frederick K. GlickHarringtonMr. & Mrs. Roger GraceDr. & Mrs. Charles M. MehringerAlbert M. Graham, Jr.Mexican American BarRichard A. GreenFoundationMark A. GreeneJonathan M. MillerHon. Arthur M. GreenwaldAlan H. MittelmanGreines, Martin, Stein & Richland David B. MorehouseWarren S. & Amity Hume Grimes Mr. & Mrs. Gary A. MorrisonBarry GrovemanDanielle R. PadulaHon. & Mrs. E.M. Gunderson Leonard PapeCatherine L. HaightJoel S. PiotrowskiHelga Harrison-JensenHon. & Mrs. Donald F. PittsMichael B. HughesGeorge J. PopovichJohn C. HummerCarl W. RobertsonAlexis B. JohnsonChip RobertsonDarrell B. JohnsonHon. Gerald RosenbergKester & QuinlanBarbara E. RossPhilip E. KoenigAlice A. SalvoGary A. KovacicBill SchroederBarry & Beverly KurtzT. Scott SheaKenneth Z. LautmanGeorge SlotnickLawrence R. LincolnHon. Lois A. Smaltz9 10 11 12 13 14

7Herbert T. KrimmelJames A. KushnerWellington Y. KwanDennis LaddRick P. LantzPaulette W. LeeSook H. LeeHon. Ronald S.W. LewRonald J. LincolnRobert Lind & Ellen HurleyEtan Z. LorantDavid S. MacAlpineAnne L. MacNeilFern MachoRichard E. MadoryMadory, Zell & PleissVicki Fisher MagasinnMagasinn & FeldmanRichard J. MaiettaTeri E. MankoAlfred E. Mann Foundation forScientific ResearchBradley D. MarcusElyse MargolinRichard D. MarksMarvin L. MartinShawn F.S. McCormickHon. John J. MerrickDaniel MestazHon. Elvira R. MitchellYvette MolinaroJames A. MontpasLannie Bender MottMrs. Charles MungerHon. Edward M. NeafseyNMB CorporationKaren S. NobumotoNina B. OberfeldHon. Ben L. O’BrienOldman, Cooley, Leighton, Sallus& GoldDr. & Mrs. Frank OllingtonAlfred W. OmanskyDave & Sally PackardRichard H. PackardJames O. Page*Austen ParrishRichard H. Patterson, Sr.Lloyd PeakeDavid W. PetersHon. Ronald F. Peters* deceasedStephen E. PickettElaine PikeHon. Charles A. PopePopkin, Shamir & GolanJane PowellHon. Sara K. RadinHon. Cynthia RayvisMr. & Mrs. Ed J. ReeseAngela R. RileyDavid Rose Publishing Co.William H. RosenbergHon. Michelle R. RosenblattHelen D. RossIvan Z. RuzicsWilliam S. RydenHon. Shahla S. SabetManuel L. Saint MartinGilbert SaucedoKerry S. SchafferRoss A. SchmittGary SchnittgrundStephen C. SchrankMichael D. ScottBob & Mary ScottGeoffrey N. SeamanHenry SelingerSeward ConstructionRuth Shamir-PopkinKaren I. ShanbromNancy A. ShawMatthew SherM. Lynda Sheridan-HindsRoger H. ShimizuHon. John P. ShookGerson SimonAndrea Y. SladeEdward H. SmithStephen H. SmithSonja M. SonnenburgMartin SosinJack SpiegelmanPatrick C. StackerMark S. StatonNeal SteinbergRobert A. SternbergSternberg, Horner & AssociatesMichael A. StosserKelly Strader & Hal GunnStratton-Petit FoundationElaine Grand StulbergBo Y. SuzowHon. Robert L. SwaseyRobert SweetAdeline H. TerryPhillip G. TidmoreRobert L. ToolenHon. Ricardo A. TorresHon. William R. TorresCindy N. TranManuel A. Valenzuela, Jr.Hon. Judith A. Vander LansApril A. VerlatoVerlato & RobertsDon W. Vincent, IIJoseph F. WalshPeter M. WalzerRobert E. WeissSharon Zemel WeissElizabeth WellerChristopher M. & Kim RodgersWesthoffMeredith D. WilliamsStanley P. WilliamsWm. A. WilliamsAnne WilsonHon. Donald L. WilsonPeter A. WinogradAlan E. WisotskyTheodore WolfbergThomas M. WolkHeidi M. YoshiokaNorman ZafmanHon. George N. ZenovichMichael A. ZukRoy C. ZukermanAssociatesUp to $149.99Anthony AbbottHaley M. AgatepJoanne L. AlberryMr. & Mrs. Maurice AlbinEdit AlexandryanHeshmat M. AliBarbara AllenCommunity Outreach – The annual toydrive for Hoover Elementary Schoolorganized by the Latino Law StudentsAssociation; a street fair for local residentsheld on the Promenade; and the annualmock trial program, including a visitfrom program founder Jonathan Weiss’89 (pictured with co-community affairscommissioners Trini Paez andAlberto Jimenez).

8Honor Roll of DonorsJoan H. AllenMario AmbrozeUgochi L. AnaebereLinda Diane AndersonSusan AndersonJenifer J. AnismanAdrian AntonescuMelvin C. AppellMr. & Mrs. Phillip G. ArmesBruce & Sumiye ArnheimCarol G. ArnoldA. James ArtianoArtiano, Guzman & ToomeyArline F. AsplundCheryl AvakianPaul G. AylmerCarrie AyonHon. Jay R. BallantyneStuart BaraschJoseph L. BarillaKenneth & Linda BarnumGary L. BarrHon. Antonio Barreto, Jr.Barry BartholomewThomas A. BatorLala BazarjianDebra A. BelangerGregory B. BellRobin S. BentlerBentler & AssociatesAlyse Golden BerkleyGeoffrey L. BermanJill BerteaManya BertramP. BeverlyMadelaine G. BirnbaumRobert BitonteJohn M. BlackburnBarbi L. BlakeMeghan A. BlancoVincente F. Blanco IIIArthur W. BlaserMaxwell M. BlecherBlecher & CollinsJames A. BlodgettRobert P. BlumenthalFeng BoBoeingJan BookHelmut BorchertMichael C. BourbeauBetty BowenCharles W. BowerEdward D. BoyackEster Z. BoyamyanReagan E. BoyceKelly D. BoyerEmma L. BrackettChris & Sharon BradfordLinda K. BradlynSteven E. BraunMichael & Daphne BraunSteven P. Brazelton & NathalieHuynhMitchell M. BreitPhilip BrodyJonathan L. BrophySteven P. BrownLaura L. BuckleyEdward E. BullardWilliam M. BullisHon. John W. BunnettMark F. BurtonRoseanne ByeThe C & J Family TrustLisa A. CallifMr. & Mrs. Robert V. CamilloClaudia E. CandelasKyndra J. CasperSusan B. CatalanoDorothy B. CecconMichelle A. ChamberlainDan E. ChambersChristopher L. ChamnessChandra Orthopedic & MedicalClinic, Inc.Michael M.Y. ChangFred M. CharnessNicole M. CharneyBrandy S. ChasePhyllis W. ChengSamyra S. ChequerMarvin S. CherinHoward I. CherninMr. & Mrs. Frank G. ChirinoCraig L. ChisvinYong ChoiCraig W. ChristensenCory T. ChristensenHelen ChristmanGeorgia Z. ChudobaCitigroup FoundationMr. & Mrs. George G. CiurleoPaula J. ClamurroDaniel A. ClareClare Law FirmJason G. ClouseBrian D. CochranNew Funds CreatedAmong the new scholarships and grants established at Southwestern during 2004-2005 were• The Hon. Robert Fratianne Memorial Scholarship Endowment FundEstablished by family and friends of Judge Robert Fratianne ‘59, whoserved on the Los Angeles Superior Court and was a co-founder of theItalian-American Bar Association• The William J. King Memorial Scholarship Endowment FundEstablished by family and friends of William King ’76, a highly respectedcomplex defense litigation specialist who practiced law in Los Angelesfor over 28 years• The Calvin and Vivienne Helgoe Memorial Endowment FundEstablished through a bequest by Calvin L. Helgoe ’34, who served on theSouthwestern Board of Trustees for many years and was instrumental inestablishing a planned giving program at the law school• The Leigh H. Taylor Public Interest Law Endowment FundEstablished by alumni, students and friends in honor of Dean EmeritusLeigh Taylor who served as Dean of Southwestern from 1978 to 2005• Professor George J. Zervas Memorial Book Scholarship FundEstablished by students, alumni, friends and family in memory of ProfessorGeorge Zervas who served on the Southwestern faculty from 1974 to 2004

9Jan T. ColeRoger A. ColvinCommunity Foundation of theJewish Federation of OrangeRosario ContiniChristopher L. CookPaul R. CooleyAvery M. CooperCooper-GordonEvelyn S. CossHon. Ronn M. CouillardJames J. CourtneyWilliam John CoxE. Avery CraryKimberly D. CrawfordLeVont CrockettMarcia DaleyFama DanelyHon. Thomas J. DannaherStephen F. DargerJennifer L. DavisRichard L. DavisPamela Davis-SpringerDay is Done FoundationDaniel C. DeCarloDaniel R. DeherderWendy M. DeWeeseDiana DiMaggioRoxanne M. DiazDakar DiourbelDiana S. DiskinLananh T. DoCarlos DominguezGail C. DornPaul R. DorseyCarl E. DouglasGarth M. DrozinElisabeth M. DuartePeter DubowskyDarlene A. DufauAlan DukeDiana Dunn-KnechtRuben DuranDaniel V. Du RossLee DutwilerCarol P. EbbinghouseHon. & Mrs. Arnold H. EinbinderJoel E. ElkinsMr. & Mrs. Stephen J. ElliotPhyllis ElliotHon. Leon Emerson* deceasedCathy D. Younger ’77Vice President and Secretary,UNOVAKathryn E. Enright-AguilarJohn W. EvansDarlene G. EvansTammy J. EvansEdward S. EvansMatthew G. EvansDeborah EwingSeth D. FeigenbaumMr. & Mrs. Fred FeldheimMr. & Mrs. Glenn M. FeldmanPaul S. FerberFred S. FiedlerMorton R. FieldSteven D. FienbergSeth L. Finkel & Elliot D. FinkelMr. & Mrs. Jerome H. FischbeinEugene FisherMary-Lynne FisherMichael P. FlatteryJim FoglesongChristopher B. FordNiall A. FordyceHon. Grant L. FoutzDale FraileyLeesa A. FreedJerry L. FreedmanStanley H. FreemanSteven H. FreemanBenni H. FreundMr. & Mrs. Robert J. FritzMichael H. FrostSylvana GabrielleRaymond J. GaskillAlex GedoPeter B. GelblumPeter W. GellermanMarc Gephart & Trey HeslepSharrel B. GerlachMr. & Mrs. Harry J. GerltINSPIRED GIVING • TIMELESS GIFTS“I would encourage anyone who’s gone to Southwestern to give because ofwhat the law school has done for them. It’s every alum’s duty to give back tothe extent that they can. We want Southwestern to be a significant force inthe local community and attract high caliber people. All the contributions helpin that regard. It’s at a tipping point right now. Especially with the new dean,[strong donations] could really help catapult the school to the next level.”Mariel A. GerltHealth Net of CaliforniaAnahid GharakhanianWalter L. HeinsohnMichael M. GillCarol A. HenningRudolph & Myrna GintelRobert J. HerlingDr. & Hon. Donald Giulianti Richard C. HerrBrandy J. GladGail J. HigginsHarold B. GlickmanAlexandra HoffmanCarole I. GlovskyMr. & Mrs. Gerald HoffmanWilliam J. GlucksmanMichael D. HolcombAliza A. GolandSteven R. HolguinEvan J. GonshakMr. & Mrs. Gerhard B. HollatzStephanie B. GordonMr. & Mrs. Ronald HolmesViki GotoHolmes & HolmesAnn A. GottesmanHording & Associates InsuranceDaniel J. GoularteServices, Inc.Dianna J. Gould-SaltmanWilliam HousosKarin J. GraverNatalie A. HowardRonald E. GreggValerie HowardGregg ManagementJane A. Howell-RidgeIsabel M. GriffinDonald H. HubbsRandy D. GruenEleanor HughesKarin Easter GurwellBrian HurwitzDr. & Mrs. Donald K. Gutierrez Nadim G. HussamiOrly HalevyJoe IngberThomas M. HallMr. & Mrs. William InglisAlastair F. HamblinAlexandra IronsDr. & Mrs. Fred A. HamblinDean O. IsaacsGayla M. Hamik-BeckleyDr. & Mrs. Myron IsaacsSandra Foxman HamiltonRichard T. IshiharaZeina K. HamzehChristina M. IskandarLinda HanElizabeth R. JacoboCarole E. HandlerBetty JamgotchianJames J. HanrahanCathy JaramilloColin A. HardacreJanet E. Jaroch PecquetMr. & Mrs. David W. Hardacre Augustus JimenezDonald J. HarrisVeronica JimenezHartnick ConsultingSandie E. JohnsBruce & Terry HatkoffCharles & Angelique JohnsonBrian HaydonDavid L. Johnson

10Establishing a Named Fund at Southwesternsouthwestern donors may endow a scholarship, loan fund, professorship, library collection or program in the name of adesignee of their choice. An endowment fund is a gift in perpetuity that provides one or more awards each year, from theinterest accrued on the fund principal, to a recipient or recipients who meet the donor’s specified criteria. The minimum gift(which can be paid over a period of five years) is $10,000 for an endowed scholarship, loan fund, or lectureship and $250,000for an endowed professorship. A donor may also name a restricted scholarship or book fund. This type of contribution providesdirect awards, as the entire gift is disbursed to the selected recipient(s) based on the donor’s criteria. Although there is no specificdollar amount required, $1,000 is the recommended minimum gift for a restricted fund. Listed below are funds established inthe names of individuals and groups by alumni, students, faculty, trustees and friends. 1ProfessorshipsLectureshipsFrank L. Carpenter MemorialGreener/McAllister Public InterestIrwin R. Buchalter Professor of LawProfessor Paul E. and PhyllisScholarship Endowment FundGrantIrving D. and Florence RosenbergTreusch Public Service LectureEileen Camillo Cochran/CaliforniaHarry Groman ScholarshipProfessor of LawWomen Lawyers’ AssociationEndowment FundPaul E. Treusch Professor of LawScholarship FundsMemorial ScholarshipEsther Harris MemorialAlumni ScholarshipEndowment FundScholarship Endowment FundLibrary CollectionsEndowment FundPhilip Cohen MemorialHewitt/Hookstratten EndowedProfessor Arthur M. BrodyDaniel Aragon ScholarshipScholarship Endowment FundScholarship FundMemorial Labor Law CollectionEndowment FundGary and Pearl CoopermanDino Hirsch Memorial ScholarshipIrwin R. & Ethel M. BuchalterRussell & Dorothy Balisok ElderMemorial ScholarshipEndowment FundMemorial Special CollectionAdvocacy ScholarshipEndowment FundTom and Ellen HobermanCarole Hecht Bowen MemorialEndowment FundHon. Robert and Gloria DevichScholarship Endowment FundIllinois State Law CollectionCarl D. Barnes ScholarshipScholarship FundHon. Nate Holden ScholarshipIda & Seymour Eichen Law andEndowment FundHon. Roy S. Ferkich MemorialEndowment Fundthe Arts CollectionMargaret A. Barreto-MorehouseScholarship Endowment FundHoward W. Hunter Latter-DayFrank Ellsworth Collection inMemorial ScholarshipHon. Richard C. Fildew MemorialSaints Law Student AssociationJurisprudence & Legal HistoryEndowment FundScholarship Endowment FundScholarship FundAlan H. Friedenthal Law inBlack Law Student AssociationThe Hon. Robert FratianneMary Joscelyn MemorialFilm CollectionScholarship FundMemorial ScholarshipScholarship FundAlan H. Friedenthal Law inIrwin N. Bloom MemorialEndowment FundProfessor Norman KarlinLiterature & Fiction CollectionScholarship Endowment FundHon. Homer L. Garrott MemorialScholarship Endowment FundAlan H. Friedenthal Law of theJohn G. Bonelli MemorialScholarship FundSarah Kim ScholarshipUnited Kingdom CollectionScholarship FundGay, Lesbian and Bisexual LawEndowment FundOllie K. Hill Memorial CollectionProfessor Dean C. Boyack MemorialStudents AssociationThe William J. King MemorialTerry Kelly & Myrna RaederScholarship Endowment FundScholarship FundScholarship Endowment FundEvidence Law CollectionTom Bradley ScholarshipProfessor Max A. GoodmanSamuel P. Kraemer and EdnaJustice Marshall FrancisEndowment FundScholarship Endowment FundKraemer Dunlap ScholarshipMcComb LibraryIrwin R. and Ethel M. BuchalterSteven Preston Goodman MemorialEndowment FundIrving D. & Florence RosenbergScholarship Endowment FundScholarship Endowment FundBill M. Krakowsky FamilyCollection for HistoricBernard Burch MemorialElliot A. Gottfurcht FoundationScholarship Endowment FundPreservation & Land Use LawScholarship Endowment FundScholarship Endowment Fund1 as of Fall 20052 supports the Donald E. Biederman Entertainment and Media Law Institute3 established and supported by members of The Capital GroupFor more information on establishing special funds or other giving opportunities,contact Debra Leathers, Director of Development by telephone at (213) 738-6814,by fax at (213) 736-1205, or by e-mail at development@swlaw.edu.

11David and Debra Leathers BookIrving D. and Florence RosenbergProfessor George J. Zervas MemorialW.M. Keck Foundation EndowedScholarship FundScholarship Endowment FundBook Scholarship FundRevolving Student Loan FundAlbert J. Lee and Mae LeeProfessor Douglas Salem MemorialMolly Dilman Zimring MemorialVictor L. Mindlin MemorialMemorial Scholarship FundScholarship Endowment FundScholarship Endowment FundEndowed Revolving Loan FundClaire Lenk Memorial ScholarshipRobert D. Salkin MemorialIgnatius F. Parker Revolving LoanEndowment FundScholarship Endowment FundFellowshipsFundJack Lincoln MemorialJohn J. Schumacher MinorityHarvey L. and Lillian SilbertIrving D. and Florence RosenbergScholarship Endowment FundLeadership Scholarship ProgramPublic Interest Fellowship ProgramEndowed Revolving Loan FundGilbert W. and Theresa LindsayThe Sloan ScholarshipThemis Society RevolvingScholarship Endowment FundEndowment FundAnnual AwardsLoan FundCindy J. Macho Book ScholarshipSouthwestern AffiliatesMaxwell and Dorothy FenmoreFundScholarship Endowment FundAnnual Real Estate WritingProgram FundsJustice Marshall Francis McCombStudent Bar Association PresidentsCompetition and AwardProfessor Donald E. BiedermanMemorial ScholarshipScholarship FundJustice Marshall Francis McCombMemorial Fund 2Endowment FundRobert G. van Schoonenberg FamilyAnnual AwardThe Leigh H. Taylor PublicNeil G. McNiece MemorialScholarship Endowment FundRay Schweitzer MemorialInterest Law Endowment FundScholarship Endowment FundFrank J. Waters Sr., and Ida WatersIntramural Moot Court AwardsS. Joan Mier MemorialScholarship Endowment FundUnrestricted EndowmentsScholarship Endowment FundJudge Mary E. Waters PerpetualLoan FundsThe Calvin and Vivienne HelgoeNancy H. Newman MemorialEducation FundVera Donato SCALE EmergencyMemorial Endowment FundScholarship Endowment FundMargaret E. Wildman MemorialRelief Loan FundDean Leigh H. Taylor EndowmentSanford P. Paris ScholarshipScholarship Endowment FundMarilyn Garland EmergencyFund for Long-TermEndowment FundPaul W. Wildman MemorialStudent Loan FundDevelopment 3Edward I. and David PollockScholarship Endowment FundWilliam Randolph HearstScholarship Endowment FundGeorge A. Yanase MemorialEndowed Revolving Loan FundScholarship Endowment FundBonelli Scholarship Recipient AlyseBloomfield with Jeff Bonelli and ITAPadvisor Professor Joseph Esposito ’89

12Honor Roll of DonorsHon. Harold JohnsonLorilisa S. JohnsonRobert JonesJason M. JoyalKaren S. KaeniDr. & Mrs. Manny J. KarbelnigNathan N. KasedJirayr V. KassabianRonald M. KatzmanSheppard KaufmanHon. Haig KehiayanJean C. KeisterBetty P. KelepeczDon L. KelleyErica J. KellyRichard E. KenepaskeHon. David M. KennickMr. & Mrs. David KentKarla D. KerlinMichael J. KershawJoanne KestenAnthony KiddBarbara D. KilroyMun J. KimWilliam J. King*Thomas F. Kirchoff, Jr.Lisa E. KiriakidisRichard M. KlarinRobert M. KleinRuth F. KleinJohn M. KlingDavid C. KohlerJohn D. KohlerMr. & Mrs. Aaron L. KolomHarold K. KonoHoward & Iris KornbergDonald R. KragHon. Marlene KristovichJulia B. La RivaLance LaShelleJohn C. LacknerPamm LandVincent D. LapointeTimothy A. LarsonJennifer M. LawlorJen-Feng LeeMichael LekovMoselle C. LelandMary K. LenahanLisa B. LeopoldBalam O. LetonaGayle LeventhalNina Levin JacksonBritton L. LightEdward M. LoftusMr. & Mrs. Thomas LolliMr. & Mrs. William LolliDoris Jean LongHon. Debra L. LosnickDenise LouieHon. Kristi LousteauIra L. LowenthalRyan LozarMarie E. LuiJames L. LundDolores LusitanaGary J. LustbaderRobert E. LutzCarolyn S. LynchValerie E. LyonsMr. GroupMr. & Mrs. Art MacasinagCindy J. MachoOlive Magee WarnerKaren R. MagsinoSusan MahanJoseph G. MaldonadoAlexander C. MalekiMr. & Mrs. Michael H. MallaceShelly M. MandellBenjamin Robert MargolisDavid MarguliesPatrick J. MarleySusan MartinMrs. Charles D. May, Sr.May Department Stores CompanyJames R. MayoStephen F. McAndrewHon. William J. McGovern, IIIMargaret McIntyreJana Waring Greer, TrusteePresident,AIG SunAmericaRetirement Markets, Inc.Kim E. McNallyDaniel S. OhJohn M. McWilliamsCarolyn OillJohn E. MelnikTherese J. OlaesMorton D. MendelsohnDavid R. OlanValerie MerrittTheotis F. OliphantRaphael MetzgerPaula M. OlsonMetzger Law GroupYolanda OrozcoTraci L. MeyerJohn C. OttoVanessa MilchorenaJoseph L. PaltySteven E. MillerSharon D. PanianErin MillerSayuj PanickerAllison L. MiltonHon. John F. & Mary Ann ParkerRita G. MontgomeryWinston W. ParkmanPaul M. MonzionePaul W. PaslayJohn P. MoodyDonald S. PassmanAlvy P. MooreKarla J. PenuelasEverett C. MooreHeather PetersTamara D. MooreChristopher J. PetersenGeorge H. MorrisDonna D. Pettway-KarouOliver M. MorrisonChristine M. PfeifferMr. & Mrs. Clarke MorrowEldon PritikinSharon MulcahyPro-Active Media ManagementRudolph MunsonLinda PrudhommeAmy D. MurphyMr. & Mrs. Marshall PumphreyJohn P. NashBruce J. QuilliganRandall C. NeidenthalDavid J. RadisEric C. NelsonEdith K. RamosFrank W. NemecekJ.C. RamosLauren H. NemiroffSumithra RaoNesbitt & BellRobin B. RatnerGregory J. NewmanRebecca A. ReedKathryn NewmanJacob P. RegehrMr. & Mrs. Jay NewmanElizabeth ReinhardtMr. & Mrs. Robert NewmanJennifer S. RevitzSusan C. NiemeyerCorey J. RobinsMonica D. NunezHon. Morton RochmanHon. Robert P. O’NeillSharon S. RolloMr. & Mrs. Desiderio G. Obra Mr. & Mrs. Eric R. RomerHortense C. OechsleLinda RondaresINSPIRED GIVING • TIMELESS GIFTS“I give to Southwestern because it’s a school on the move that promotesideals that are important to me – quality, diversity and opportunity. ”

13Carolyn RoperHon. Edward M. RossShelley RothmanStuart S. RoughJeffrey I. Rousso & Cindy CarlinJacqueline P. RubensteinHon. Joel RudofWarren F. RyanAnousheh SabouriAmanda F. SanchezMarshall SandersAndrew SargentAlexandria M. SawoyaMichael L. SchackPatricia Knudson SchaefferCalvin C. Schneider, IIIIlana A. SchoenbachMark R. SchroederJack M. SchulerSchuler & BrownJohn J. Schumacher, Jr.Jordana B. SchwartzKaren J. SegalReeve SegalMelissa K. SeiferGerard B. SerapigliaLarry D. SerotaButler D. ShafferHeidi L. Shaffer-MadzarShelly J. ShafronDeane L. ShananderMichael L. ShannonDaniel C. ShapiroMichael S. SharrettNancy L. SharrettKathleen E. ShaulCarol A. ShawJames J. SheaJames J. SheehanJulie ShepardGlenn T. ShermanGerald D. SherrillJay J. ShinMax ShinerRichard G. SimonsonDavid R. Sinclair, Jr.Melanie L. SkeharScott D. SklarGeorge H. SlotnickKathleen Walter SmithKaren R. SmithSteven W. SmyrskiSmyrski Law GroupDr. & Mrs. Harvey SocolDavid C. SolingerBetty J. SommerSouthern California Edison Co.Brian H. StandingWilliam StarkeyGerald I. SteinSternberg Horner & AssociatesKaren Lynn StoneLois A. StoneEmil M. StranzFrankie SugarmanDanielle SundbergJack C. SungRobert E. TallonBayard R. TanksleyKathryn S. TarbellMarlene A. TassoneWalter J. Tennant, Jr.Hon. Carlos M. TeranMary Lawrence TestRose Marie TetiGeorge M. TheofanisStacey M. TidballMichael L. TomRonald L. TrippGeorge G. TrachtmanJessica N. TrotterLoene A. TrubkinAndranik TsarukyanJacqueline L. TsuBonnie L. UpholdLeticia R. UrquidiAmelia UyeharaJorge I. ValdezAnthony S. ValenciaBrent E. VallensJane Van BrussellHon. Richard W. Van DusenMitzie VitelaAnna M. Von FranqueElizabeth Arnett VozellaMartin Vranicar, Jr.Catherine C. WagnerMichael D. WaksSanford M. WallKeith WantaWashington Mutual FoundationMr. & Mrs. William L.WashingtonMichael A. WatermanHon. H. Stuart WaxmanGregory A. WednerJames S. Weinberg & Joanne L.KestonMr. & Mrs. Stanley F. WeinbergCarole B. WeinerCharlotte WeinsteinBen WeiselDavid N. WeissBernard WeitzmanMr. & Mrs. Allan WexlerJulie WheelerHilary F. WhitingKenneth A. WilliamsLogan E. WilliamsNan L. WilliamsRobert D. WilnerPatricia Winters-SchmalzMarilyn WisePeter H. WodinskyDorothy E. WolkCatherine R. WoodWilliam J. WoodsAlexandra S. WoodwardHon. James P. Woodward, Jr.Saundra K. WoottonKenneth E. WrightKaren YamadaKele M. YangPeter YarrowHon. Reginald YatesKatherine D. YooLinda P. YoonMr. & Mrs. Michael YoungSoo J. YunLes T. ZadorRosalyn S. ZakheimMarco S. ZambranoJohn C. ZimmermanGIFTS IN KINDGeneralBruce & Noreen BerraExhibit OneAlan H. FriedenthalCindy J. MachoChristopher J. MatsumotoGreg TesdahlMarvin L. WolfAlumni AwardsRecognition AuctionAlumni Association Board ofDirectorsAquarium of the PacificAutry National CenterBruce & Noreen BerraBlackboard BistroBowers MuseumBradford Renaissance PortraitsDebrorah S. BrazilCallaway Vineyard & WineryJames J. CastranovaChaya VeniceChiffon and RosesClive ChristianDennis P.R. CodonBill ConnorDaily GrillSuzanne M. DeleskDon Laughlin’s Riverside ResortHotel & CasinoDresden RestaurantThomas DriscollEngine Co. No. 28 RestaurantBrenda EnglishDarin J. FeinsteinF. Gavina CoffeeFinbars Italian RestaurantAlan H. FriedenthalSteven FrisciaStanley GetzThe Gondola GetawayGreen Street RestaurantGreystone CommunicationsGrgich Hills CellarBarry Harris HindenHollywood ParkHollywood Wax Museum andGuinness World RecordsJon HookstrattenHornblower Cruises & EventsThe Huntington Library, ArtCollections, and BotanicalGardens* deceased

14Honor Roll of DonorsHoward KaplanBrian KasellKensington CaterersJudy KesterAnthony KiddLaemmle TheatresLos Angeles Angels of AnaheimEtan Z. LorantDana LowyCindy J. MachoKristin MatsudaMorgan Creek ProductionsMuseum of ToleranceNBC UniversalNewman's Own Inc.Matt & Stacy OberPacific Asia MuseumAntoinette PagliaPasadena PlayhouseCookie LeeHon. Robert H. PhilibosianJennifer RevitzRichard Nixon Library &Birthplace FoundationRonald Reagan Presidential Libraryand MuseumRowleySanta Anita ParkSee's CandiesSheppard, Mullin, Richter &HamptonBill & Judy SloanSony Pictures EntertainmentDonald StoneThe Tam O'Shanter InnTrilogia SalonUniversal Studios HollywoodJeannette Van HorstThe Warehouse RestaurantGreg & Maryanne WednerEdward WolkowitzDennis & Janis YokoyamaCouncilman Dennis P. ZinePublic Interest AuctionAquarium of the PacificRonald AronovskyPaul BatemanSteven Bochco Productions –NYPD BlueThe Hon. J. GaryHastings ’72Justice,California Court of Appeal,Second Appellate DistrictLes BohemCal Bar TutorialAlan CalnanChristopher CameronStephanie Yost CameronMark CammackCatherine CarpenterChaya VeniceChristine ChorbaThe Walt Disney CompanyMichael DorffMichael EpsteinSilvia FaermanFarfalla TrattoriaFritto MistoMichael FrostFred GalvesAnahid GharakhanianGlendale Centre TheatreMax A. GoodmanKarin GraverGary GreenerWarren GrimesGroundlings TheatreDanielle K. HartHollywood ImprovPaul HorwitzSarah IntelligatorJames A. KushnerLanger’s DelicatessenRobert LindChristine LorillardLos Angeles DodgersRobert LutzMarino RestaurantSusan MartinAlan MedekINSPIRED GIVING • TIMELESS GIFTS“Southwestern allowed me to get where I am now. I didn’t need a scholarship;I was fortunate…But there are people who do. A significant number of themare working during the day and attending school at night. Southwestern, tome, is a school that gives a second chance to those who are out working anddecide they want to go to law school. If they need financial assistance, theyshould have it. ”Jonathan MillerBill & April FrankPalermo Ristorante ItalianoKanner CorporationAusten ParrishTerri KannerPMBRNBC UniversalJane PowellOren GeshuriRobert PugsleyPMBRMyrna RaederSouthwestern BookstoreBruce & Doreen Heyer Raney WestlawJustin RighettiniShinaan KrakowskyRocket Science LaboratoriesLauren Leichtman & ArthurHarriet RolnickLevineMichael ScottJane PowellK.C. SheehanSix Flags Magic MountainJudy SloanENDOWMENTS, SCHOLARSHIPSMichael Soroudi& RESTRICTED FUNDSSouthwestern Armenian LawStudent AssociationAlumni ScholarshipSouthwestern BookstoreEndowment FundSportsmen’s Lodge HotelAnthony Abbott3 Arts EntertainmentDaphne M. AnneetTop Jewelry & Watch Corp.Hon. Candace J. BeasonTracy TurnerBruce & Noreen F. BerraRonald TrippRobert & Barbara BlumenthalVermontRobert L. BudmanTara WaltersBonnie Marie BurskKen WilliamsMark F. BurtonHon. Arleigh Maddox Woods Steven P. ByrneDennis & Janis YokoyamaJames J. CastranovaStephen F. DargerMoot Court IntramuralHon. Robert R. DevichCompetitionGail C. DornBAR/BRIHon. Robert A. DukesBrown, Winfield & Canzoneri Felicia Duque BlackCorporate ExpressKathryn E. EnrightKathleen Dolan & Tim McDonald Jeffrey W. ErdmanFleming’s Fundamentals of Law Don & Sandi Forgey* deceased

15John V. GallagherSharrel B. GerlachStanley H. GetzGary G. GeussMichael M. GillHon. Arthur M. GreenwaldJana Waring GreerHon. J. Gary HastingsHon. Bob T. HightGeorge R. HillsingerGlenn N. KawaharaBetty P. KelepeczSteven L. & Judith OtamuraKesterPhil KoenigJohn D. KohlerBarry & Beverly KurtzEtan Z. & Andrea LorantDenise LouieDolores LusitanaHon. William J. McGovern, IIIRita G. MontgomeryKaren S. NobumotoHon. John F. & Mary Ann ParkerDaniel M. PetrocelliHon. Robert H. PhilibosianHon. & Mrs. Donald F. PittsSteven M. & Sandra Segal PolinBeverly G. RubensSavin & BurskGerald D. SherrillHon. Lois A. SmaltzMartin SosinDonald G. SowersDonald L. StoneStratton-Petit FoundationKathryn S. TarbellHon. Carlos M. TeranHon. Gordon Thompson, Jr.Susan R. WassermanHon. Allen J. Webster, Jr.Gregory A. WednerBernard WeitzmanHon. Donald L. WilsonWilliam T. & Hon. ArleighMaddox WoodsHeidi M. YoshiokaDaniel Aragon ScholarshipEndowment FundDaniel L. AragonCarl D. Barnes ScholarshipEndowment FundCarl D. BarnesMargaret A. Barreto-MorehouseMemorial ScholarshipEndowment FundKenneth & Linda BarnumMaria Dos Anjos BarretoDavid MorehouseProfessor Donald E. BiedermanMemorial Endowment FundRichard L. AlbertCitigroup FoundationChristopher D. CameronDay Is Done FoundationMr. & Mrs. Stephen J. ElliotMichael M. EpsteinAlan H. FeldsteinJim FoglesongRichard A. GreenHartnick ConsultingJon C. HookstrattenJ. Reid HunterMr. & Mrs. William InglisLexis NexisCindy J. MachoJeffrey & Janet MausnerMorton D. MendelsohnTamara D. MooreChip RobertsonSerling, Rooks & FerraraThe Spiegel FoundationLeigh H. TaylorElizabeth WellerPeter YarrowBlack Law Student AssociationScholarship FundUgochi L. AnaebereHon. William C. Beverly, Jr.Hon. Luther CallionChristopher D. CameronRay G. ClarkDarlene G. EvansMatthew P. FletcherAlexis B. JohnsonLorilisa S. JohnsonAnthony KiddJulia B. MasonEverett C. MooreHon. Vaino SpencerLeigh H. TaylorStanley P. WilliamsWilliam T. & Hon. Arleigh M.WoodsIrwin N. Bloom MemorialScholarship Endowment FundAdele BloomMr. & Mrs. Jerome H. FischbeinRobert J. HerlingMr. & Mrs. Michael H. MallaceHon. Edward M. RossProfessor Dean C. BoyackMemorial ScholarshipEndowment FundBoyack & AssociatesAlan D. BoyackHon. Douglas BoyackHon. & Mrs. Gilbert T. GembaczGenaro Carrio FellowshipBalam O. LetonaRyan LozarMarie E. LuiReiss FoundationMark R. SchroederEileen CamilloCochran/California WomenLawyers' Association MemorialScholarship Endowment FundMr. & Mrs. Robert V. CamilloBrian D. CochranSharon S. RolloJill SwitzerRosalyn S. ZakheimGary & Pearl CoopermanMemorial ScholarshipEndowment FundLee N. CoopermanHon. Robert & Gloria DevichScholarship FundHon. Robert R. DevichVera Donato SCALE EmergencyRelief Loan FundSusan C. NiemeyerHon. Shahla S. SabetHon. Richard C. FildewMemorial ScholarshipEndowment FundPatricia Daniel-FildewHon. Robert D. FratianneMemorial ScholarshipEndowment FundBruce A. BroilletMarvin S. CherinCraig L. ChisvinMr. & Mrs. Paul CirinoRosario ContiniHon. Robert R. DevichCarl E. DouglasEugene FisherGirardi & KeeseThomas V. GirardiRandy D. GruenEleanor HughesJoe IngberThomas F. Kirchoff, Jr.Howard & Iris KornbergMr. & Mrs. Thomas LolliMr. & Mrs. William LolliDavid R. OlanRonald M. PapellHon. Morton RochmanBrent E. VallensMarilyn Garland EmergencyStudent Loan FundBerneice M. BrodskyHomer Garrott MemorialScholarship FundMichael M. JohnsonIn honor of Sheldon & BarbaraGebb

16Honor Roll of DonorsGay & LesbianScholarship FundCraig W. ChristensenJohn V. GallagherKelly Strader & Hal GunnLeigh H. TaylorProfessor Max A. GoodmanScholarship Endowment FundMr. & Mrs. Maurice AlbinA. James ArtianoArtiano, Guzman & ToomeyCornelia G. BaerChristopher D. CameronHon. James D. EndmanKathryn E. EnrightJack I. EsenstenDeborah EwingMorton R. FieldMelvin S. GoldsmanMax A. GoodmanHon. J. Gary HastingsDave & Jodi KenistonMr. & Mrs. Aaron L. KolomKenneth Z. LautmanDave & Sally PackardRichard H. PackardElaine PikeHon. Joel RudofHeidi L. Shaffer-MadzarDr. & Mrs. Harvey SocolLeigh H. TaylorCarole B. WeinerLinda A. WhismanGreener/McAllister PublicInterest GrantGary Greener & Bret McAllisterCalvin & Vivienne HelgoeMemorial Endowment FundEstate of Calvin & VivienneHelgoeHewitt/HookstrattenScholarship Endowment FundEd G. HookstrattenTom & Ellen HobermanEndowment Scholarship FundTom & Ellen HobermanCharitable TrustHoover Street ElementarySchool ProgramJill BerteaP. BeverlyLinda K. BradlynCraig W. ChristensenRoger A. ColvinJames J. CourtneyMarcia DaleyRoxanne M. DiazLananh T. DoCarlos DominguezMichael B. DorffDiana Dunn-KnechtRuben DuranPhyllis ElliotSylvana GabrielleViki GotoKarin J. GraverLinda HanSteven R. HolguinJane A. Howell-RidgeCathy JaramilloAugustus JimenezVeronica JimenezTerry O. Kelly & Myrna S. RaederJoerg W. KnipprathMexican American BarAssociationMr. GroupWayne A. MahoneyDaniel MestazVanessa MilchorenaOldman, Cooley, Leighton, Sallus& GoldTheotis F. OliphantYolanda OrozcoPatrick A. Pyle & Leslie B. ShragerJ. C. RamosAngela R. RileyLinda RondaresMichael D. ScottJames J. SheehanJulie ShepardMax ShinerKaren R. SmithLeslie R. SteinbergKelly Strader & Hal GunnLeigh H. TaylorLeticia R. UrquidiAnthony S. ValenciaJane Van BrusselKeith WantaKaren YamadaMarco S. ZambranoProfessor Norman KarlinScholarship Endowment FundEdward D. ArkinCornelia G. BaerKaren L. BelloMitchell M. BreitKenneth & Linda BurrFrancis Y. ChanJames B. CherryMr. & Mrs. William L. CookByron E. CountrymanCountryman & McDanielChad & Nina DasnanjaliHon. Annette M. DebsDarlene A. DufauRobert FermJerry L. FreedmanEileen P. GaunaSheldon & Barbara GebbMax A. GoodmanWarren S. & Amity Hume GrimesMr. & Mrs. Jerome HarrisHon. J. Gary HastingsGail J. HigginsHoberman Family TrustCorporate Matching Gifts Leverage Individual ContributionsDoes your company or law firm match your gift? Many do, sometimes doubling the size of the individual contribution.Among Southwestern’s matching gift benefactors are Bank of America, Boeing, The Capital Group of CompaniesCharitable Trust, Citigroup Foundation, The Walt Disney Foundation, ExxonMobil Foundation, GeneralElectric Foundation, Masco Corporation, May Department Stores Company, Pharmacia Foundation, SouthernCalifornia Edison, Washington Mutual Foundation, and UNOVA, Inc.If a matching gift program is part of your organization’s outreach efforts, be sure to include the appropriate form withyour donation.

17In a spirit-filledweek of events, theSBA celebrated itsfirst Bison Week,complete with aspecial visit fromschool mascot Billythe Bison (studentChris Harmon).Tom & Ellen HobermanAlexandra HoffmanMr. & Mrs. Gerald HoffmanStewart HsiehDr. & Mrs. Myron IsaacsJanet E. Jaroch PecquetMrs. Norman KarlinTerry O. Kelly & Myrna S. RaederMun J. KimWilliam* & Linda KingAnn F. KlineHoward D. KurtzmanLisa B. LeopoldRobert Lind & Ellen HurleyMartinn & Connie MandlesSusan MartinDavid L. McFaddenRichard H. PackardSanford P. ParisLloyd PeakeHon. Robert H. PhilibosianSteven M. & Sandra Segal PolinLee M. PolsterJane PowellBruce R. & Doreen Heyer RaneyHon. John H. ReidCarl W. RobertsonSue RobertsonButler D. ShafferSmyrski Law GroupSteven W. SmyrskiLeslie R. SteinbergKelly Strader & Hal GunnElaine Grand StulbergLarry & Joan SullivanLeigh H. TaylorMary Lawrence TestCharlotte WeinsteinLinda A. WhismanEdward & Marla WolkowitzDennis T. & Janis K. YokoyamaJohn C. ZimmermanThe William J. King MemorialScholarship Endowment FundBarbara Anderson BlakeBarbie BlakeDoris Jean LongMay Department Stores CompanyDavid C. SolingerJames S. Weinberg & Joanne L.KestenBill M. Krakowsky FamilyScholarship Endowment FundFrederick J. Brookwell & Linda A.SallasShinaan S. KrakowskyDavid & Debra Leathers BookScholarship FundDavid & Debra LeathersClaire Lenk MemorialScholarship Endowment FundAnonymousJack Lincoln MemorialScholarship Endowment FundMrs. Jack LincolnLawrence R. LincolnRonald J. LincolnCindy J. MachoBook ScholarshipCindy J. MachoFern MachoJustice Marshall FrancisMcComb Memorial LibraryEndowment FundLeigh H. TaylorMoot Court Honors ProgramShinaan S. KrakowskyNancy H. Newman MemorialScholarship Endowment FundDaniel C. DeCarloGregory J. NewmanMr. & Mrs. Jay NewmanMr. & Mrs. Robert NewmanNina B. OberfeldSharon Zemel WeissPasadena & Glendale AreaWomen Attorneys ScholarshipJoan H. AllanMary Lynn FisherCarole I. GlovskyDeborah M. HolmesBetty JamgotchianLisa E. KiriakidisValerie J. MerrittLinda PrudhommeOlive Magee WarnerPatricia Winters-SchmalzPublic Interest Law FundDaniel H. AfariHaley M. AgatepJoanne L. AlberryEdit AlexandryanHeshmat M. AliJenifer J. AnismanJay Cameron AyersCarrie AyonLala BazarjianBari R. BlakeMeghan A. BlancoVicente F. Blanco, IIIFeng BoEster Z. BoyamyanReagan E. BoyceKelly D. BoyerEmma L. BrackettLinda K. BradlynJonathan L. BrophyLaura L. BuckleyCalifornia Association of StudentFinancial AidClaudia E. CandelasKyndra J. CasperMichelle A. ChamberlainNicole M. CharneyBrandy S. ChaseSamyra S. ChequerHoward I. CherninCory T. ChristensenGeorgia Z. ChudobaPaula J. ClamurroJason G. ClouseChristopher L. CookKimberly D. CrawfordJennifer L. DavisDaniel R. DeherderDakar DiourbelDiana S. DiskinElisabeth M. DuarteJoel E. ElkinsMatthew G. EvansChristopher B. FordNiall A. FordyceLance S. GarverMariel A. GerltAnn A. GottesmanDaniel J. GoularteAlastair F. Hamblin* deceased

18Honor Roll of DonorsColin A. HardacreCarol A. HenningMichael D. HolcombBrian HurwitzNadim G. HussamiRichard T. IshiharaChristina M. IskandarElizabeth JacoboSandie E. JohnsJason M. JoyalNathan N. KasedErica J. KellyRichard E. KenepaskeJulia B. La RivaJohn C. LacknerPamm LandJennifer M. LawlorMoselle C. LelandBritton L. LightKaren R. MagsinoAlexander C. MalekiJohn M. McWilliamsTraci L. MeyerAllison L. MiltonOliver M. MorrisonAmy D. MurphyMonica D. NunezTherese J. OlaesDr. & Mrs. Frank OllingtonSayuj PanickerKarla J. PenuelasChristopher J. PetersenDonna D. Pettway-KarouSumithra RaoRebecca A. ReedAnousheh SabouriAmanda F. SanchezGilbert SaucedoAlexandria M. SawoyaIlana A. SchoenbachJordana B. SchwartzReeve SegalGerard B. SerapigliaLarry D. SerotaDeanne L. ShananderMichael S. SharrettJay J. ShinDavid R. Sinclair, Jr.Sonja M. SonnenburgBrian H. StandingDanielle SundbergJack C. SungLeigh H. TaylorMichael L. TomRonald L. TrippJessica N. TrotterLoene A. TrubkinAndranik TsarukyanJacqueline L. TsuJorge I. ValdezCatherine C. WagnerDr. & Mrs. William WashingtonMr. & Mrs. Stanley F. WeinbergHilary F. WhitingAlexandra S. WoodwardKele M. YangKatherine D. YooLinda P. YoonSoo J. YunMabel Wilson RichardsScholarship FundMabel Wilson RichardsScholarshipDouglas A. Salem MemorialScholarship FundCornelia G. BaerHon. Antonio Barreto, Jr.Frederick J. Brookwell & Linda A.SallasChris J. CannonHon. Annete M. DebsPaul S. FerberRaymond J. GaskillDean O. IsaacsCharles & Angelique JohnsonDarrell B. JohnsonShelly J. ShafronScott D. SklarPeter H. WodinskyThe Sloan ScholarshipEndowment FundWilliam R. & Judy B. SloanDean Leigh H. TaylorEndowment Fund ForLong Term DevelopmentThe Capital Group of CompaniesCharitable FoundationKenneth R. GorvetzianKristine M. NishiyamaDean Leigh H. Taylor PublicInterest Law FundJoseph L. BarillaKaren L. BelloArthur W. BlaserJan BookMichael C. BourbeauCraig R. BreitmanCraig J. BrunoBruno, Gerbino & SorianoBonnie Marie BurskMichael E. CahillDan E. ChambersPamela Davis-SpringerHon. Robert R. DevichMichael, Tanya & Zoe DorffDr. Frank L. EllsworthMichael M. EpsteinSilvia F. FaermanMichael S. FieldsJohn S. ForlandDale FraileyMichael H. FrostEileen P. GaunaHon. & Mrs. Gilbert T. GembaczJohn M. GerroAnahid GharakhanianMax GoodmanMark A. GreeneHon. Arthur M. GreenwaldHon. John C. GunnKarin Easter GurwellNoelle M. HalabyMr. & Mrs. Donald D. HamiltonMark W. HapgoodKimberly HoffmanTerry O. Kelly & Myrna S. RaederSteven L. & Judith OtamuraKesterJoerg W. KnipprathBarry & Beverly KurtzJames A. KushnerVincent D. LapointeKenneth Z. LautmanDavid & Debra LeathersMarvin L. MartinJulia B. MasonJeffrey N. MausnerOwens O. MillerPublic Interest Law Week 2004 (from left)- Public interest organizationrepresentatives met with students during thePublic Interest Law Week Career Fair;Congresswoman Maxine Waters of the35th Congressional District, keynotespeaker for the 14th Annual Public InterestLaw Week; the very popular facultybasketball game drew a large crowd of onlookers(the two teams included ProfessorsTara Walters, Anahid Gharakhanian,Austen Parrish, Ronald Aronovsky.Christine Chorba, Karin Graver andDanielle Hart); Professors Angela Rileyand Michael Dorff, auctioneers for theannual live auction event.

19George J. Stephan ’75Partner,Stephan, Oringher,Richman & TheodoraINSPIRED GIVING • TIMELESS GIFTS“Southwestern is a fabulous law school. It gave me a wonderful opportunity.I think it’s important to give back so that other people can have the same goodfortune that I did. Southwestern produces the best trial lawyers and judges,and as a trial lawyer I found my education to be invaluable. It’s important toprovide the faculty with the state-of-the-art teaching facilities and to providescholarships to students who need them.”Hon. Ronald F. PetersCorey J. RobinsBeverly G. RubensJohn J. Schumacher, Jr.George J. StephanKaren Lynn StoneEmil M. StranzLeigh H. TaylorHon. Ricardo A. TorresGeorge G. TrachtmanElizabeth D. VozzellaM.M. & O.C. Miller CharitableTrustAlvy P. MooreEric C. NelsonDanielle R. PadulaAusten ParrishHon. Robert H. PhilibosianJane PowellBruce R. & Doreen Heyer RaneyDavid Rose Publishing Co.Savin & BurskMichael D. ScottKathleen E. ShaulJames J. SheaRichard G. SimonsonWilliam & Judy SloanMartin SosinDonald G. SowersJack SpiegelmanPatrick C. StackerLeslie R. SteinbergKelly Strader & Hal GunnKathryn S. TarbellLeigh H. TaylorDoron M. TisserHon. Judith A. Vander LansMartin Vranicar, Jr.Susan R. WassermanCarole B. WeinerLinda A. WhismanAngela Rose WhiteKenneth A. WilliamsPeter A. WinogradEdward M. WolkowitzCatherine R. WoodWilliam J. WoodsWilliam T. & Hon. ArleighMaddox WoodsDennis & Janis YokoyamaHon. George N. ZenovichRobert G. van SchoonenbergFamily ScholarshipEndowment FundRobert G. van SchoonenbergMargaret E. & Paul W. WildmanMemorial ScholarshipEndowment FundMario AmbrozeWalter BarsamianDebra A. BelangerBarry BertramManya BertramMaxwell M. BlecherBlecher & CollinsDavid C. BowerCraig R. BreitmanHon. John W. BunnettLisa A. CallifJames B. CherryKimberly H. ClancyMildred Cook-Barrett-PetersByron E. CountrymanCountryman & McDanielE. Avery CraryKeith W. FloydJohn M. GerroGail J. HigginsAlexandra IronsHon. Haig KehiayanKarla D. KerlinBarbara D. KilroyJohn M. KlingKenneth Z. LautmanJoseph L. LucchesiStephen F. McAndrewYvette MolinaroPaula M. OlsonJohn C. OttoSharon D. PanianHon. John F. & Mary Ann ParkerPhilip S. PaulHeather PetersGeorge A. Yanase MemorialScholarship Endowment FundBruce & Sumiye ArnheimBarbara K. Yanase-ShirotaMr. & Mrs. Allan WexlerProfessor George ZervasMemorial Book FundKaren L. BelloMartin L. & Catherine L.CarpenterEileen P. GaunaTerry O. Kelly & Myrna S. RaederJoerg W. KnipprathDavid C. KohlerCeleste KostonickRobert Lind & Ellen HurleyRobert E. LutzDavid L. McFaddenHon. Robert H. PhilibosianBruce R. & Doreen Heyer RaneyLeslie R. SteinbergLeigh H. TaylorWalter J. Tennant, Jr.Carole B. WeinerLinda A. WhismanMarilyn S. WiseDennis & Janis Yokoyama* deceased

20Honor Roll of DonorsCAMPUS EXPANSIONGala CelebrationDaniel H. AfariJulia P. AlexanderTimothy AlgerRonald A. AltoonDaphne M. AnneetArvcoAvery Dennison CorporationJay Cameron AyersBaker & HostetlerRussell & Dorothy BalisokBennett & ErdmanMichael H. BergGregory M. & Leah S. BergmanBergman & DaceyArlene BinderHolly B. BiondoRobert G. BrewerJ. P. BrightThe Broad FoundationBrown, Winfield & CanzoneriSteven P. ByrneMichael S. CabreraMichael E. CahillJoseph A. CalabreseCalifornia Community FoundationCannata & FeldmanThe Capital Group of CompaniesCharitable TrustMartin L. & Catherine L.CarpenterJames J. CastranovaChromatic LithographersDennis P.R. CodonConcourse Gift & News, Inc.Pamela S. CookeEdwin V. Woodsome, Jr.,TrusteePartner,Orrick, Herrington & SutcliffeCrestwood Escrow ServicesBarry GrovemanRia Cousineau & Pam DunnHinden, Grueskin, Rondeau &Davis Wright TremaineBreslavskyDunn KoesCatherine HaightColette T. DavisZeina K. HamzehMrs. Julian DixonSarina L. HardingChristian C. DowellHon. J. Gary HastingsMichael J. DownerRory M. HernandezThomas L. Driscoll & Nancy E. Tom & Ellen HobermanQuinnStewart HsiehPeter & Judy DubrawskiMichael B. HughesDon L. EadsJudi JensenJeffrey W. ErdmanDarrell B. JohnsonJack I. EsenstenJones DayAaron R. FeldmanBrian W. KasellAlan H. FeldsteinPeter D. Kelly, IIIMichael S. FieldsKelly, Lytton & VannJeannette L. FlynnKester & QuinlanAlastair & Moira FordyceHelen KhaniDon & Sandi ForgeyStephen J. KidderWilliam N. FrankKlee, Tuchin, Bogdanoff & SternRandall C. FudgeKorn/Ferry InternationalLance S. GarverGary A. KovacicSheldon & Barbara GebbHon. Marlene KristovichGerman Link, Inc.James A. KushnerBrandy J. GladKenneth Z. LautmanBarry S. GlaserLiner, Yankelevitz, Sunshine &Mr. & Mrs. Frederick K. GlickRegenstreifMrs. Charles GoldringRoger LowensteinStephanie B. GordonReina MacDonaldMr. & Mrs. Roger GraceTeri E. MankoAlbert M. Graham, Jr.Alfred E. Mann Foundation forGreenberg, Glusker, Fields,Scientific ResearchClaman, Machtinger & Kinsella Maranga • MorgensternBernard S. GreenfieldKelly M. MartinRandall E. & Jana Waring Greer Kristin J. MatsudaGreines, Martin, Stein, &Fred F. MautnerRichlandMcGrane, Greenfield, Hannon &HarringtonINSPIRED GIVING • TIMELESS GIFTS“Southwestern is one of the most up and coming law schools, not only inCalifornia, but nationally. The support the school has received from alumniand friends over the past several years has played a key role in makingthis possible.”Dr. & Mrs. Charles M. MehringerMellon 1st Business BankMr. & Mrs. Gary A. MorrisonMrs. Charles MungerNMB CorporationRoyal F. OakesJulie A. OcheltreeDaniel S. OhO'Melveny & MyersOrrick, Herrington & SutcliffeDavid & Edith OstroveOstrove, Krantz & OstroveDanielle R. PadulaLeonard PapeSanford P. ParisHon. Robert H. PhilibosianJane PowellPricewaterhouseCoopersPro-Active Media ManagementMary QuinFrancis E. QuinlanQuinn, Emanuel, Urquhart, Oliver& HedgesBruce R. & Doreen Heyer RaneyJennifer S. RevitzRobins, Kaplan, Miller & CiresiSaul A. RosenbaumHon. Gerald RosenbergHon. Michelle R. RosenblattHelen D. RossAlice A. SalvoGary D. SchnittgrundBill SchroederJohn A. SchulmanSeyfarth ShawKaren I. ShanbromMichael L. ShannonSheppard, Mullin, Richter &HamptonSidley, Austin, Brown & WoodMelanie L. SkeharAndrea Y. SladeGeorge SlotnickDonald G. SowersRobert J. Stoll, Jr.Stoll, Nussbaum & PolakovGregory E. StoneStone, Rosenblatt & ChaLeigh H. TaylorMr. & Mrs. Ronald S. ThomsonStacey M. Tidball

21Cindy N. TranRobert van SchoonenbergCarrissa M. VillalobosAnna M. Von FranqueSharon R. WerbelMr. & Mrs. Fred E. WernetteEugene W. White, Jr. & Linda S.PetersonMeredith D. WilliamsAudrey WinogradeEdward & Marla WolkowitzWilliam T. & Hon. ArleighMaddox WoodsHeidi M. YoshiokaBuilding FundArline F. AsplundBoeingPhyllis W. ChengThomas L. Driscoll & Nancy E.QuinnTammy J. EvansMrs. Charles GoldringHon. & Mrs. E. M. GundersonKaren S. KaeniMr. & Mrs. David KentLauren B. Leichtman & Arthur E.Levine Family FoundationDennis LaddDavid L. McFaddenMr. & Mrs. Gary A. MorrisonPatrick A. Pyle & Leslie B.ShragerBruce R. & Doreen Heyer RaneyLeigh H. TaylorLoene A. TrubkinErin WykeFriends of Bullocks WilshireBarbara AllenSusan AndersonCheryl AvakianBetty BowenRoseanne ByeHelen ChristmanFama DanelyRichard Lorne DavisLee DutwilerMr. & Mrs. Fred FeldheimPatricia FiedlerAlex GedoMarc Gephart & Trey HeslepIsabel M. GriffinOrly HalevyWilliam HousosNatalie A. HowardRobert JonesDr. & Mrs Manny J. KarbelnigSally KarbelnigRuth F. KleinLance LaShelleGayle LeventhalEdward W. LoftusCarolyn S. LynchValerie E. LyonsMrs. Charles D. May, Sr.David L. McFaddenMargaret McIntyreMr. & Mrs. Clarke MorrowSharon MulcahyMrs. Rudloph MunsonKathryn NewmanHortense C. OechsleMr. & Mrs. Marshall PumphreyCarolyn RoperShelley RothmanJacqueline P. RubensteinAndrew SargentBetty J. SommerWilliam StarkeyRose Marie TetiMr. & Mrs. Ronald S. ThomsonJulie WheelerNan L. WilliamsDONOR COMMUNITYCorporations and FoundationsLaw Offices of Richard L. AlbertAmerican Bar AssociationAmerican Indian Graduate CenterArtiano, Guzman & ToomeyArvcoAvery Dennison CorporationBaker & HostetlerBank of AmericaBAR/BRIBenchmark Deposition ReportersBennett & ErdmanBentler & AssociatesBergman & DaceyBlecher & CollinsBoeingBoyack & AssociatesBradley TrustThe Broad FoundationBrown, Winfield & CanzoneriBruno, Gerbino & SorianoLaw Offices of Edward E. BullardThe C & J Family TrustCalifornia Association of StudentFinancial AidCalifornia Community FoundationCannata & FeldmanThe Capital Group of CompaniesCharitable TrustCorporate ExpressChakmakis & AssociatesChandra Orthopedic & MedicalClinic, Inc.Charitable Gift FundChromatic LithographersCitigroup FoundationClare Law FirmCommunity Foundation of theJewish Federation of OrangeConcourse Gift & News, Inc.Conover & GrebeCooper-GordonCountryman & McDanielCrestwood Escrow ServicesDavis Wright TremaineDay Is Done FoundationDiMascio & BerardoThe Divorce ClinicLaw Offices of Roberta DoyleDunn KoesExhibit OneLaw Offices of Deborah EwingExxonMobil FoundationGloria Fecht MemorialScholarship FundFidelity Charitable Gift FundLaw Office of Michael S. FieldsFleming’s Fundamentals of LawLaw Office of Matthew P. FletcherThe Ford Family FoundationFoundation of the American Boardof Trial AdvocatesHarry J.L. Frank FoundationGeneral Electric FoundationGerman Link, Inc.Girardi & KeeseGoe & ForsytheGloria & Peter Gold FoundationGreenberg, Glusker, Fields,Claman, Machtinger & KinsellaLaw Offices of Randall E. GreerGregg ManagementGreines, Martin, Stein & RichlandLaw Offices of Kirk J. GrossmanMr. GroupLaw Office of Noelle M. HalabyHartnick ConsultingLaw Offices of Marc S. HarveyHealth Net of CaliforniaHinden, Grueskin, Rondeau &BreslavskyHoberman Family TrustHolmes & HolmesHording & Associates InsuranceServices, Inc.House of Usher FilmsJewish Community EndowmentFundJones DayKamehameha SchoolsKanner CorporationKapow, Inc.Law Offices of Ronald M. KatzmanKelly, Lytton & VannKester & QuinlanKlee, Tuchin, Bogdanoff & SternKorn/Ferry InternationalLaw Office of Howard CraigKornbergLaw Offices of J.F. LeeLauren B. Leichtman & Arthur E.Levine Family FoundationLevin & MargolinLexisNexisLiner, Yankelevitz, Sunshine &RegenstreifLos Angeles County BarAssociationMadory, Zell & PleissMagasinn & FeldmanAlfred E. Mann Foundation forScientific Research* deceased

22Honor Roll of DonorsMaranga • MorgensternLaw Office of David MarguliesMasco CorporationMay Department Stores CompanyLaw Office of Stephen F.McAndrewMcGrane, Greenfield, Hannon &HarringtonMellon 1st Business BankMetzger Law GroupMexican American BarAssociationMicrosoft CorporationLaw Offices of Paul M. MonzionNational Service AwardNesbitt & BellNBC UniversalNMB CorporationO'Melveny & MyersOldman, Cooley, Leighton, Sallus& GoldOrrick, Herrington & SutcliffeOstrove, Krantz & OstroveParaidPharmacia FoundationPMBRPopkin, Shamir & GolanPricewaterhouseCoopersPro-Active Media ManagementQuinn, Emanuel, Urquhart, Oliver& HedgesLaw Office of David J. RadisReiss FoundationRobins, Kaplan, Miller & CiresiMabel Wilson RichardsScholarship FundRom Com, Inc.David Rose Publishing Co.Law Offices of William H.RosenbergRotenberg & LowenthalLaw Offices of Alice A. SalvoSavin & BurskLaw Offices of Gary SchnittgrundScholarship AmericaSchuler & BrownSerling, Rooks & FerraraSeward ConstructionSeyfarth ShawLaw Offices of Kathleen E. ShaulSheppard, Mullin, Richter &HamptonSidley, Austin, Brown & WoodLaw Office of George SlotnickSmyrski Law GroupSouthern California Edison Co.Sternberg, Horner & AssociatesStoll, Nussbaum & PolakovStone, Rosenblatt & ChaLaw Offices of Karen Lynn StoneStratton-Petit FoundationLaw Offices of Doron M. TisserLaw Offices of George G.TrachtmanEric Tucker PhotographyUnited Way CampaignUnocal FoundationUNOVA, Inc.Verlato & RobertsVirginia Military InstituteLaw Offices of Elizabeth ArnettVozellaThe Walt Disney CompanyLaw Offices of Peter M. WalzerWashington Mutual FoundationWestlawWhite Earth Reservation TribalCouncilLaw Office of Logan W. WilliamsWomen Lawyers Association ofLos Angeles FoundationFriendsMr. & Mrs. Maurice AlbinTimothy AlgerBarbara AllenRonald A. AltoonMario AmbrozeBarbara Anderson BlakeBarbie BlakeSusan AndersonAdrian AntonescuMr. & Mrs. Phillip G. ArmesBruce & Sumiye ArnheimCheryl AvakianMaria Dos Anjos BarretoJill BerteaP. BeverlyMadelaine G. BirnbaumMaxwell M. BlecherAdele BloomBetty BowenHon. Douglas BoyackJ. P. BrightBerneice BrodskyBruce A. BroilletRoseanne ByeMr. & Mrs. Robert V. CamilloSusan B. CatalanoDr. & Dr. P. ChandrasekaranJames B. CherryMr. & Mrs. Frank ChirinoHelen ChristmanMr. & Mrs. Paul CirinoMr. & Mrs. Larry ClouseRoger A. ColvinRosario ContiniMr. & Mrs. William L. CookEvelyn S. CossJames J. CourtneyMarcia DaleyAn International Network of SupportSouthwestern’s alumni and friends continued their enthusiastic support of the law school through contributions ofover $850,000.GIFT SOURCES – 2004/2005Donor CommunityGift Designations ReceivedAlumni 55%Friends 11%Faculty & Staff 17%Law Firms, Corporations& Foundations 9%Students 8%Capital Projects 57%Endowed Scholarships,Professorships &Loan Funds 34%Unrestricted 19%Public Interest, RestrictedScholarships & Loan Funds 42%

23Fama DanelyPatricia Daniel-FildewRoxanne M. DiazMrs. Julian DixonLananh T. DoCarlos DominguezCarl E. DouglasDiana Dunn-KnechtRuben DuranLee DutwilerDon L. EadsPhyllis ElliotMr. & Mrs. Stephen J. ElliotMr. & Mrs. Fred FeldheimMr. & Mrs. Glenn M. FeldmanPaul S. FerberPatricia FiedlerMorton R. FieldMr. & Mrs. Jerome H. FischbeinMary-Lynne FisherJim FoglesongAlastair & Moira FordycePeggy FratianneMr. & Mrs. Robert J. FritzSylvana GabrielleHon. Barton C. GautAlex GedoMarc Gephart & Trey HeslepMr. & Mrs. Harry GerltMr. & Mrs. Frederick K. GlickThomas V. GirardiCarole I. GlovskyAliza A. GolandMrs. Charles GoldringViki GotoRichard A. GreenIsabel M. GriffinHon. & Mrs. E. M. GundersonDr. & Mrs. Donald K. GuttierezOrly HalevyDr. & Mrs. Fred HamblinLinda HanCarole E. HandlerMr. & Mrs. David W. HardacreMr. & Mrs. Jerome HarrisHelga Harrison-JensenRobert J. HerlingAlexandra HoffmanMr. & Mrs. Gerald HoffmanSteven R. HolguinMr. & Mrs. Gerhard HollatzMr. & Mrs. Ronald HolmesKyle HordingWilliam HousosNatalie A. HowardValerie HowardJane A. Howell-RidgeEleanor HughesJ. Reid HunterJoe IngberMr. & Mrs. William InglisDr. & Mrs. Myron IsaacsCathy JaramilloJudi JensenAugustus JimenezVeronica JimenezDarrell B. JohnsonMichael M. JohnsonRobert JonesKaren KaeniKapow, Inc.Mrs. Norman KarlinHelaine KaskelSheppard KaufmanDave & Jodi KenistonJoanne KestenHelen KhaniRuth F. KleinMr. & Mrs. Aaron L. KolomCeleste KostonickHon. Marlene KristovichLance LaShelleLisa B. LeopoldBalam O. LetonaGayle LeventhalMrs. Jack LincolnLawrence R. LincolnRonald J. LincolnMrs. Edward W. LoftusMr. & Mrs. Thomas LolliMr. & Mrs. William LolliRyan LozarDolores LusitanaCarolyn S. LynchValerie E. LyonsMr. & Mrs. Art MacasinagReina MacDonaldFern MachoOlive Magee WarnerSusan MahanMr. & Mrs. Michael H. MallaceJeffrey & Janet MausnerFred F. MautnerMrs. Charles D. May, Sr.Margaret McIntyreDr. & Mrs. Charles M. MehringerMorton D. MendelsohnValerie MerrittDaniel MestazVanessa MilchorenaDavid B. MorehouseGeorge H. MorrisMr. & Mrs. Gary A. MorrisonMr. & Mrs. Clarke MorrowSharon MulcahyMrs. Charles MungerMrs. Rudolph Munson* deceasedDonor Network Transcends State and National BordersSouthwestern’s alumni and friends comprise a network that reaches across thenation and half-way around the world, generating contributions from a diverseand growing constituency.Countries RepresentedCanadaPeople’s Republic of ChinaStates RepresentedAlaskaArizonaCaliforniaColoradoConnecticutDelawareFloridaGeorgiaHawaiiIllinoisIowaMassachusettsMichiganMissouriMontanaNevadaNew HampshireNew JerseyNew MexicoNew YorkOhioOregonPennsylvaniaSouth CarolinaTennesseeTexasVermontVirginiaWashingtonWashington, D.C.

24Honor Roll of DonorsMr. & Mrs. Jay NewmanKathryn NewmanMr. & Mrs. Robert NewmanRoyal F. OakesMr. & Mrs. Desiderio G. ObraHortense C. OechsleDavid R. OlanTheotis F. OliphantDr. & Mrs. Frank OllingtonYolanda OrozcoDave & Sally PackardDonald S. PassmanElaine PikeMr. & Mrs. Marshall PumphreyJ. C. RamosMr. & Mrs. Ed J. ReeseJacob P. RegehrCarl W. RobertsonChip RobertsonHon. Morton RochmanMr. & Mrs. Eric R. RomerLinda RondaresCarolyn RoperSaul A. RosenbaumHon. Edward M. RossHelen D. RossShelley RothmanJacqueline P. RubensteinHon. Joel RudofAndrew SargentBill SchroederMark R. SchroederJohn J. Schumacher, Jr.Shelly J. ShafronMichael L. ShannonDaniel C. ShapiroNancy L. SharrettJames J. SheehanJulie ShepardMax ShinerBarbara K. Yanase ShirotaDr. & Mrs. Harvey SocolBetty J. SommerWilliam StarkeyNeal SteinbergJoan SullivanJill SwitzerWalter J. Tennant, Jr.Rose Marie TetiMr. & Mrs. Ronald S. ThomsonLeticia R. UrquidiAmelia UyeharaAnthony S. ValenciaJane Van BrusselKeith WantaJames S. Weinberg & Joanne L.KestenCharlotte WeinsteinMr. & Mrs. Fred E. WernetteMr. & Mrs. Allan WexlerJulie WheelerNan L. WilliamsBankruptcy Appellate Panel and Court of Appeal hearings were held in the Dixon Center forthe first time. Both involved real cases tried in the newly opened center and students wereinvited to observe.(left photo) Bankruptcy Appellate Panel - Hon. Christopher M. Klein, U.S. BankruptcyCourt for the Eastern District of California; Hon. Philip H. Brandt, U.S. Bankruptcy Judgefor the Western District of Washington; Hon. James Marlar, U.S. Bankruptcy Judge for theDistrict of Arizona; (not pictured) Hon. Jim D. Pappas, U.S. Bankruptcy Judge for theDistrict of Idaho.(right photo) California Court of Appeal for the Second Appellate District - Hon. J. GaryHastings; Hon. Norman L. Epstein; Hon. Elizabeth A. Grimes (Los Angeles CountySuperior Court); Hon. Daniel A. Curry.Peter A. WinogradPatricia Winters-SchmalzDorothy E. WolkThomas M. WolkKaren YamadaPeter YarrowMr. & Mrs. James H. YoshimuraMr. & Mrs. Michael YoungRosalyn S. ZakheimMarco S. ZambranoTrusteesDaphne M. AnneetMichael E. CahillJames J. CastranovaDennis P.R. CodonMichael J. DownerThomas L. DriscollFrank L. EllsworthSheldon A. GebbJana Waring GreerRory M. HernandezThomas H. HobermanEd G. HookstrattenJudith Otamura KesterHon. Ronald S.W. LewRoger LowensteinKelly M. MartinSanford P. ParisHon. John F. ParkerLinda S. PetersonDaniel M. PetrocelliHon. Robert H. PhilibosianJohn A. SchulmanRobert G. van SchoonenbergHon. Arleigh Maddox WoodsEdwin WoodsomeJulie K. XandersFaculty and StaffArline F. AsplundKaren L. BelloChristopher D. CameronMark E. CammackCatherine L. CarpenterCraig W. ChristensenLeVont CrockettMichael B. DorffMichael M. EpsteinEdward S. EvansSilvia F. FaermanMichael H. FrostJohn V. GallagherEileen P. GaunaSharrel B. GerlachAnahid GharakhanianMax A. GoodmanKarin J. GraverGary GreenerWarren S. GrimesThomas M. HallGayla M. Hamik-BeckleyDoreen Heyer RaneyKimberly HoffmanJoerg W. KnipprathDavid C. KohlerJohn C. KohlerHerbert T. KrimmelJames A. KushnerDennis LaddDebra L. LeathersRobert C. Lind, Jr.Robert E. LutzWayne A. MahoneySusan MartinJulia B. MasonDavid L. McFaddenJonathan M. Miller

25Tamara D. MooreAusten ParrishJane PowellMyrna S. RaederElizabeth ReinhardtAngela R. RileyMichael D. ScottButler D. ShafferJudy B. SloanKaren R. SmithLeslie R. SteinbergJ. Kelly StraderLawrence A. SullivanBo Y. SuzowLeigh H. TaylorStacey M. TidballMitzie VitelaCarole B. WeinerLinda A. WhismanKenneth A. WilliamsAnne WilsonDennis T. YokoyamaJanis K. YokoyamaStudentsDaniel H. AfariHaley M. AgatepJoanne L. AlberryEdit AlexandryanHeshmat M. AliJenifer J. AnismanCarrie AyonJay Cameron AyersLala BazarjianMichael H. BergBari R. BlakeMeghan A. BlancoVincent F. Blanco, IIIFeng BoEster Z. BoyamyanReagan E. BoyceKelly D. BoyerEmma L. BrackettLinda K. BradlynJonathan L. BrophyLaura L. BuckleyClaudia E. CandelasKyndra J. CasperMichelle A. ChamberlainBrandy S. ChaseSamyra S. ChequerHoward I. CherninCory T. ChristensenGeorgia Z. ChudobaPaula J. ClamurroJason G. ClouseChristopher L. CookJennifer L. DavisDaniel R. DeherderDakar DiourbelDiana S. DiskinChristian C. DowellElisabeth M. DuarteJoel E. ElkinsChristopher B. FordNiall A. FordyceWilliam N. FrankLance S. GarverMariel A. GerltBrandy J. GladAnn A. GottesmanDaniel J. GoularteAlastair F. HamblinZeina K. HamzehCarol A. HenningMichael D. HolcombBrian HurwitzNadim G. HussamiRichard T. IshiharaElizabeth R. JacoboSandie E. JohnsJason M. JoyalNathan N. KasedErica J. KellyRichard E. KenepaskeJulia B. La RivaJohn C. LacknerMoselle C. LelandBritton L. LightKaren R. MagsinoJohn M. McWilliamsTraci L. MeyerAllison L. MiltonOliver M. MorrisonAmy D. MurphyMonica D. NunezDaniel S. OhTherese J. OlaesSayuj PanickerKarla J. PenuelasChristopher J. PetersenDonna D. Pettway-KarouSumithra RaoRebecca A. ReedAnousheh SabouriAmanda F. SanchezGilbert SaucedoAlexandria M. SawoyaIlana A. SchoenbachReeve SegalGerard B. SerapigliaLarry D. SerotaDeanne L. ShananderMichael S. SharrettJay J. ShinDavid R. Sinclair, Jr.Melanie L. SkeharRoger E. SowellBrian H. StandingDanielle SundbergJack C. SungMichael L. TomRonald L. TrippJessica N. TrotterLoene A. TrubkinAndranik TsarukyanJacqueline L. TsuJorge I. ValdezAnna M. Von FraqueCatherine C. WagnerHilary F. WhitingMeredith D. WilliamsAlexandra S. WoodwardKele M. YangKatherine D. YooSoo J. YunAlumni1939Hon. F. Filmore Jaffe1940Hon. Carlos M. Teran1949Hon. Benjamin L. O'Brien1950George R. Hillsinger1951Hon. Thomas P. Allen, Jr.Jack F. AustinHon. Jay R. BallantyneHon. Leon EmersonDonald R. KragJames A. MontpasRobert E. TallonHon. George N. Zenovich1952Hon. John W. BunnetRichard L. DavisAlvy P. MooreStuart S. RoughHon. Vaino H. SpencerWilliam A. Williams1953Hon. David J. AisensonHon. Robert L. SwaseyHon. Arleigh M. Woods1954Hon. John C. GunnIvor J. JamesJames L. LundHon. John J. MerrickGeorge J. PopovichBeverly G. RubensJames J. Shea1955Maynard D. DavisJack I. EsenstenDonald D. HamiltonHon. Bob T. HightHon. Haig KehiayanHon. Sara K. RadinBayard R. Tanksley1956Donald K. ByrneI. Morley DruckerHayward L. FongHarold B. GlickmanDonald H. HubbsWellington Y. KwanWinston W. ParkmanMartin Sosin* deceased

26Planned Giving Opportunities at SouthwesternOver the years, a number of alumni and friends have asked what they can dofor Southwestern above and beyond their annual support. While many mightlike to make substantial charitable gifts in their lifetime, they have concerns aboutthe financial uncertainties that may be encountered during the remainder of theirlives. “Planned Giving” accomplishes the long-term support of Southwestern whileoffering significant tax advantages and a financially secure future.Benefits of Planned Giving The following are brieffor donors:explanations of some• Significant tax benefits while of the most popular plannedmaintaining financial security gifts using Southwestern asfor them and their families. the charitable beneficiary.• The ability to make a larger giftthan might otherwise beAppreciated Propertypossible.This includes gifts of stocks, bonds,• The opportunity to establish real estate, or other appreciateda permanent memorial to a assets that cause capital gains torelative, friend or in one’sbe realized when the asset is sold.own name.By giving the asset to charityinstead of selling it, capital gainsBenefits of Planned Giving tax can be avoided.for Southwestern:• A lifelong relationshipLife Insurancewith donors.Most people purchase life• An enhanced capability toinsurance policies to protectundertake large-scale projects themselves and their loved ones,such as scholarship and loan often at a time when their estatefunds, new facilities andis small. They want to make sureequipment, the Law Library, their beneficiaries receive fundsfaculty chairs and supportimmediately. Long-standingfor other aspects of theinsurance policies are sometimesacademic program.no longer necessary where• An occasion to recognize the substantial other investments andgenerosity of donors, through benefits will yield a good incomethe naming of funds or projects for the family after the donor’swhich will live on in the donor’s lifetime. Life insurance could behonor or in memory of another. the most sensible way for donorsto make a significant charitablegift and take advantage of anumber of benefits:• The donor can get a taxdeduction. By namingSouthwestern as the beneficiary,the donor may receive avaluable income tax charitablededuction and reduce the size oftheir taxable estate. A gift of lifeinsurance also reduces the “bite”from estate taxes — proceedsfrom the policy will be fullyexcludable from the estate.• The donor’s income won’t bereduced. Unlike a gift of anincome-producing asset, a giftof an insurance policy won’treduce current income.• The donor’s cash flow mayincrease. If the donor stopspaying the policy premiums,they will enjoy an increase inspendable income. Or if theycontinue paying the premiumson a policy donated toSouthwestern, the donor isallowed an annual income taxdeduction. Life insurance ismore valuable than ever.By a gift of insurance toSouthwestern, donors can savetaxes and increase spendableincome. Such gifts are easilyarranged; ownership can betransferred without the expensesassociated with wills, codicils ortrust formation. In concert withthe donor’s financial advisors,Southwestern can help the donorlearn and evaluate how to get themost from a contribution in theform of life insurance.Charitable Lead TrustA lead trust is one created bya donor to pay income toSouthwestern during the trustterm, after which the corpus thenpasses either back to the donor orto another beneficiary. If the leadtrust is created during the donor’slifetime, an income tax deductionwill be allowed for the presentvalue of the income interestSouthwestern receives. If the leadtrust is instead testamentary, anestate tax deduction of the presentvalue of the income interest willbe allowed.Charitable Remainder TrustThe opposite of a lead trust, aremainder trust permits a donor,spouse and children to retain theincome from assets set aside nowin trust for Southwestern.The donor establishes a trust thatpays them and their spouse (orother income beneficiary) incomefor life, with Southwesternreceiving the corpus of the trustat the end of their lifetimes.The donor can receive either afluctuating income based on afixed percentage of the trust’sannual value (unitrust) or afixed income that is determinedat the creation of the trust(annuity trust).

27There is typically no income, giftor estate tax payable on the initialtransfer of the assets to the trust.Furthermore, donors enjoy animmediate income-tax deductionbased on the present value of thegift that Southwestern will receiveat the end of the trust term. If theassets transferred to the trust haveappreciated since being acquired,then capital gains tax will also beavoided and the income taxdeduction will be based on thehigher, appreciated value of thatasset. An additional advantagemight be increased income if lowyieldproperty is donated and theproceeds are invested in higheryieldassets within the trust.Charitable Gift AnnuityThe Gift Annuity Programoffers a simple, secure andrewarding way to support thefuture of Southwestern.Cash or other assets can betransferred to Southwestern’sannuity program to enjoyguaranteed regular payments forlife. The amount of each paymentis determined by the age(s) of theannuitant(s) when the annuity isinitially funded. Once the paymentsare determined, they remain fixedfor the annuitant’s lifetime.A gift annuity may also beestablished for someone in thedonor’s will. A donor can alsomake a gift now, and defer orpostpone the income until alater date.Doron M. Tisser ’81Attorney at LawThe payments will then be basedon the original contribution plusaccumulated interest. At the deathof the last annuitant, your giftcomes to Southwestern withoutthe delay of probate. The donor isentitled to a current income taxdeduction for the present value ofa gift to Southwestern, and part ofeach payment they receive willalso be tax-free. The donor is alsoable to avoid capital gains taxupon the transfer of an appreciatedasset to the program.Charitable BequestThe most widely used method forplanned giving is a bequest in aLast Will and Testament. Acharitable bequest may be in theform of cash, real estate, securities,or other property. There are severalways to provide for Southwesternby bequest:• A General Bequest of a specifieddollar amount or percentage ofthe donor’s estate.• A Specific Bequest of aparticular asset, such as a savingsaccount, stock, or real property.INSPIRED GIVING • TIMELESS GIFTS“I enjoy giving to Southwestern. I believe it’s important to show supportto the school that gave me my chance to establish a career. I would neverhave had the opportunities in my career if I had gone to any other school.I think there should be a continuing appreciation for that. And the bestway to show that appreciation is by donating – both financially and withtime and service. I know the school will put the money to its best use,whether it’s helping students with scholarships or improving the buildingsor updating equipment.”• A Contingent Bequest, if the Outright bequests, whatever theprimary beneficiaries fail to amount, are free from federal estatesurvive the donor. A contingent tax, California estate tax, and thebequest means thatinheritance taxes of many otherSouthwestern would receive states. The resulting tax savingsassets from your estate only if are substantial; in a large estatethe other named individual(s) they may be more than half thedo not survive the donor.value of the gift to Southwestern.• A Residual Bequest of thebalance of the estate afterCharitable bequests may beexpenses, taxes, and general and provided by making a new willspecific bequests have been paid. or by adding a codicil to theIn this case, Southwesternexisting will. To ensure that thereceives whatever is left of the donor’s exact intentions are carriedestate after the other named out, wills or codicils should bebeneficiaries receive their share. prepared by or with the advice of• A Testamentary Trust created a personal attorney.by will provides lifetime supportand payments to one or more Planning Your Givingbeneficiaries, the balanceAlumni and friends consideringof the trust later passinga planned gift are encouraged toto Southwestern.consult with their financialadvisors on how the tax benefits ofAn unrestricted bequest may be contributing to Southwestern maymade, or the donor may designate apply to their particular situation.the specific purpose for which it Those interested in arranging ais to be used. For example, the preliminary discussion shouldbequest may establish an endowed contact Debra Leathers, Directorfund in the donor’s name or in of Development, by telephonememory of a person or persons at (213) 738-6814, by fax atthey wish to honor.(213) 736-1205, or by e-mail atdevelopment@swlaw.edu

28Honor Roll of DonorsEmil M. StranzHon. Gordon Thompson, Jr.Ben Weisel1957Ed G. HookstrattenWilliam T. Woods1958Joseph L. BarillaDale FraileyDavid OstroveJohn Carpenter OttoJack SpiegelmanRobert E. Weiss1959Hon. Julian CimbalukHon. Donald L. Wilson1960Paul R. DorseyJohn P. Moody1961Luis H. GarciaHon. Harold JohnsonRichard E. MadoryGerson Simon1962Manya M. BertramNathaniel J. FriedmanBradley D. MarcusHon. Donald F. PittsBernard Weitzman1963Melvin C. AppellWilliam M. BullisLee N. CoopermanJeremy H. EvansEugene FisherBenni H. FreundHon. Arthur M. GreenwaldSanford P. ParisRuth Shamir-PopkinLogan E. WilliamsRobert D. Wilner1964Jose Mariano CastilloHon. Robert R. DevichHon. Joel W. GrayJulius S. GrushBruce M. KaufmanHon. David M. KennickRichard M. KlarinHon. Lyle Michael MacKenzieRoy C. Zukerman1965James A. BlodgettFred BrowneMarvin O. BurtonHon. Amos P. FreemanRonald E. GreggPaul R. HamiltonJames J. HanrahanKenneth Z. LautmanMarvin L. MartinAlfred W. OmanskyRichard H. Patterson, Sr.Hon. Ronald F. PetersDonald L. StoneHon. Ricardo A. Torres1966Hon. Luther CallionJean C. KeisterHon. William R. TorresTheodore Wolfberg1967Walter BarsamianE. Avery CraryHarvey GinnsRichard C. HerrDavid S. MacAlpinePhilip S. PaulHon. Robert H. PhilibosianHon. Charles A. PopeHon. John P. ShookRobert Sweet1968Carl D. BarnesHon. Ronn M. CouillardHon. James D. EndmanMichael S. FieldsAlbert M. Graham, Jr.Don L. KelleyHon. Elvira R. MitchellEldon PritikinAdeline H. Terry1969Anthony AbbottHon. William C. Beverly, Jr.Robert P. BlumenthalFred M. CharnessRichard N.FlemingRobert J. Herron, IIIRick P. LantzDavid L. MarguliesRobert A. ScottNorman Zafman1970Robert G. BrewerMichael M.Y. ChangHon. Jaime R. CorralHon. Arnold H. EinbinderHon. Dean E. FarrarPaul F. FiglerRonald M. KatzmanLannie B. MottJames O. Page*Hon. Marsha N. Revel1971Raymond J. BaddourStanley H. GetzDavid L. JohnsonHon. Ronald S.W. LewSteven E. MillerMarshall SandersHon. Allen J. Webster, Jr.1972Darlene A. DufauHon. J. Gary HastingsJacqueline R. HillSteven G. HooverJohn M. KlingJohn E. MelnikMildred V. PetersHon. John H. ReidHon. Reginald Yates1973Alan D. BoyackMarvin S. CherinRay G. ClarkLeonard J. ComdenWilliam J. CoxHarold J. DeckerRobert M. FermSteven D. FienbergBarry KurtzLee M. PolsterGerald I. SteinMarlene A. TassoneDon W. Vincent, II1974John J. Brandlin, Jr.Edward E. BullardHon. Kenneth M. BurrBrian D. CochranByron E. CountrymanDaniel V. Du RossHon. Paul M. EnrightSteven M. FreemanJohn J. GearyHon. Martin E. GreenSteven J. HamiltonJohn P. NashFrank W. NemecekRonald M. PapellLloyd E. PeakeDavid J. RadisMatthew SherRoger H. ShimizuStephen H. SmithRobert A. SternbergElaine Grand StulbergRobert L. ToolenSanford M. WallChristopher M. Westhoff1975Russell S. BalisokNida Brinkis AlexRobert L. BudmanPeter A. DubrawskiFelicia Duque BlackHon. Grant L. FoutzJames H. FrankStanley H. Freeman

29Melvin S. GoldsmanBernard S. GreenfieldBruce A. HatkoffThomas H. HobermanJohn C. HummerBetty JamgotchianB. Bruce JohnsonPhilip E. KoenigTimothy A. LarsonDoris Jean LongIra L. LowenthalElyse MargolinJames R. MayoHon. Gerald RosenbergKaren J. SegelEdward H. SmithGeorge J. StephanHon. Richard W. Van DusenJoseph F. WalshMichael A. WatermanGregory A. WednerAlan E. WisotskyEdward M. WolkowitzHon. James P. Woodward, Jr.1976Don A. BaggettStuart BaraschDavid A. BerkovitzJohn M. BlackburnBonnie Marie BurskJ. Michael CareyCatherine L. CarpenterMartin L. CarpenterJames J. CastranovaHon. Thomas J. DannaherAlan DukeHon. Robert A. DukesJerry L. FreedmanBarry S. GlaserWilliam J. GlucksmanKirk J. GrossmanKarin Easter GurwellSandra Foxman HamiltonSteven M. HarowitzPeter D. Kelly, IIIStephen J. KidderWilliam J. King*Miklos P. KoleszarGary A. KovacicPaulette W. LeeJospeh G. MaldonadoRichard D. MarksPatrick J. MarleyAlbert T. NassiHon. Edward M. NeafseyJoel S. PiotrkowskiWarren F. RyanDavid C. SolingerPatrick C. StackerPhillip G. TidmoreSusan R. WassermanElizabeth WellerMarvin L. WolfLes T. Zador1977Cornelia G. BaerGary L. BarrHon. Antonio Barreto, Jr.James T. BiestyJohn J. Bingham, Jr.Steven E. BraunPhilip S. BrodyLinda L. BurrSteven P. ByrneDennis P.R. CodonPaul R. CooleyAvery M. CooperLawrence M. CutlerPamela Davis-SpringerRalph R. DeanRoberta E. DoyleJudith A. EnrightMichael P. FlatteryDonald G. ForgeyFred A. GablerJohn M. GerroRudolph GintelGlenn N. KawaharaJudith Otamura KesterVicki Fisher MagasinnChristopher J. MatsumotoHon. Robert P. O'NeillRichard H. PackardLeonard PapePaul W. PaslayBruce J. QuilliganBruce R. RaneyHon. Michelle R. RosenblattBarbara E. RossStephen C. SchrankGeoffrey N. SeamanNancy A. ShawGeorge H. SlotnickHon. Lois A. SmaltzDavid N. WeissCathy D. Younger1978Joan H. AllenBarry BartholomewThomas BaylessHon. Susan Bryant-DeasonLawrence W. Dailey, Jr.Hon. Annette M. DebsJohn R. DingessRaymond J. GaskillBarry GrovemanJonathon K. HeffronStewart HsiehMichael J. IrwinDean O. IsaacsSteven L. KesterAnatole KlebanowHarold K. KonoHoward C. KornbergHon. Kristi LousteauEverett C. MooreEric C. NelsonSandra Segal PolinFrancis E. QuinlanJeffrey I. RoussoIvan Z. RuzicsKerry S. SchafferAndrea Y. SladeLois A. StoneMichael A. StosserAngela Rose WhiteMichael A. Zuk1979Linda Diane AndersonMichael C. BourbeauMitchell M. BreitSteven P. BrownRobert D. BruggeDouglass W. BurnsChris J. CannonCindy CarlinRobert W. DickersonHon. Gilbert T. GembaczMichael A. GoldHoward D. KurtzmanHon. William J. McGovern, IIIOwens O. MillerRandall C. NeidenthalHarriet M. RolnickJack M. SchulerMelissa K. SeiferDaniel C. ShapiroGlenn T. ShermanKathleen Walter SmithMack S. StatonMartin Vranicar, Jr.Stanley P. Williams1980A. James ArtianoHon. Kenneth P. BarnumHon. Candace J. BeasonAlyse Golden BerkleyFrederick J. BrookwellMark F. BurtonHon. Dolores A. CarrGeorge G. CiurleoThomas L. DriscollJanet E. Jaroch PecquetAngelique J. JohnsonPaula A. KaneMichael LekovDaniel M. PetrocelliStephen E. PickettSharon S. RolloWilliam S. RydenAlice A. SalvoHenry SelingerScott D. SklarBrent Edward VallensPeter M. WalzerMichael G. WickPeter H. Wodinsky1981Helmut BorchertCraig J. BrunoChristopher L. ChamnessChristine M. ChenevertMichael J. DownerJohn W. Evans* deceased

63CelebratingA LANDMARK IN LEGAL EDUCATION316157281 Guests toured the Bullocks Wilshire building.2 Hon. Anthony M. Kennedy with Southwestern trusteesJana Waring Greer and Hon. Robert Philibosian ‘673 Trustee Tom Hoberman ‘75, Barbara Corday, EllenHoberman and trustee Roger Lowenstein4 Trustee Daniel Petrocelli ‘80 and Alison Petrocelli5 Russell Balisok ’75, Dorothy Balisok and KCET'sHuell Howser6 Mrs. Julian Dixon and her son Cary tour thenewly dedicated Julian C. Dixon Courtroom andAdvocacy Center.7 Current students were among those who enjoyedthe festivities.8 Southwestern faculty and their spouses enjoy thereception in the Promenade under a cloudlessevening sky.3 4

CelebratingOver 900 guests from Southern California's legal, business and arts communities gathered on a mild evening inOctober 2004 to help Southwestern celebrate the completion of its mid-city campus. The Honorable Anthony M.11Kennedy of the United States Supreme Court was the keynote speaker, and popular Public Television host HuellHowser of KCET served as master of ceremonies for the event. Through a ten-year, $29 million restoration andadaptive reuse effort, Southwestern has transformed the historic Bullocks Wilshire landmark, a treasured Art Decoicon, into the heart of its campus that now houses the law school’s state-of-the-art law library and classroomfacilities, and the high-tech Julian C. Dixon Courtroom and Advocacy Center. During the ceremony, the law library wasofficially named the Leigh H. Taylor Law Library in honor of Southwestern's dean emeritus, who spearheaded the1acquisition and restoration of the Bullocks Wilshire building.81214152591 Guests enjoy dinner served under the stars with the Art Deco BullocksWilshire landmark as a backdrop.2 A family of Southwestern alumni – Robert Esensten ’75, and RandiEsensten Geffner ’84, with their father, Jack Esensten ’553 Members of Southwestern’s honor programs celebrate.4 Justice Kennedy addresses the crowd.5 Peter Kelly ‘76 and Hon. Nate Holden6 Justice Arleigh Woods ’53, former chair of Southwestern's Board ofTrustees7 Huell Howser, Master of Ceremonies8 Joe Seward of Seward Construction and architect Anthony Stark, twomembers of the 1998-2004 Campus Expansion Project ManagementTeam9 Barbara Gebb, trustee emeritus Sheldon Gebb and Hon. Mike Johnsonshare a toast with their table.10 Ryan Martin-Patterson, Justice Kennedy and trustee Kelly Martin11 Mary Picone and James Durree were among the guests at the AveryDennison table, one of the many corporate sponsors of the event.12 Janice Manis (center), Director of Administrative Services and ProjectManager for Southwestern’s 10-year campus expansion, with DebraLeathers, Director of Development and Leslie Steinberg, Director ofPublic Information, watches the formal gala program that included avideo feature on 20-foot screens and remarks by Dean Taylor, JusticeWoods and Justice Kennedy.13 Nancy Quinn, trustee Thomas Driscoll ‘80 and Dean EmeritusLeigh Taylor14 Ronald Altoon of Altoon + Porter, architects for the 1994-1997restoration and adaptation phase of the Bullocks Wilshire building, withDean Emeritus Leigh Taylor15 A view of the outdoor dining room from the fourth floor terrace.13723 4610

32Additional Gala HighlightsA Special Guest SpeakerStudents in the First Amendment Seminar and Constitutional Law class were given a rare opportunity to meet with Justice Kennedy whodiscussed the Court’s seminal decision in New York Times v. Sullivan (which constitutionalized the law of libel), as well as Branzburg vs. Hayes(in which the Court considered the First Amendment rights of the press to protect confidential sources). Justice Kennedy also met with the facultyand addressed the entire student body on Friday morning, sharing a behind-the-scenes view of how the Court functions, and entertainingquestions from the audience.Taylor Library NamingThe Leigh H. Taylor Law Library now bears its new name on the glass door entrance and along the central corridor, where aformal portrait of the honoree, now Dean Emeritus, hangs. (Also pictured, Justice Arleigh Woods announcing the renamingduring the gala program.)

33Seth D. FeigenbaumPeter B. GelblumEvan J. GonshakClint HorwitzShinaan S. KrakowskyVincent D. LapointeAlan H. MittelmanPaul M. MonzioneChristine M. PfeifferLinda A. SallasDoron M. TisserKim R. Westhoff1982Craig R. BreitmanRichard L. ChinenDiana DiMaggioNancy L. DunaetzDeborah EwingAaron R. FeldmanSeth L. FinkelRandy D. GruenWalter L. HeinsohnMichael Brian HughesMichael J. KershawMichael D. Waks1983Carol P. EbbinghouseMatthew A. GlassmanJeffery W. GrassDonald J. HarrisMarc S. HarveyRory M. HernandezRobert M. KleinEtan Z. LorantGary J. LustbaderRichard G. SimonsonStephen J. StraussGeorge M. TheofanisLinda A. Whisman1984Maria L. CousineauPamela E. DunnAlan H. FeldsteinFrieda GordonJon C. HookstrattenNina Levin JacksonRichard J. MaiettaRaphael MetzgerDavid K. RingwoodGerald D. SherrillCatherine R. Wood1985Carol G. ArnoldGeoffrey L. BermanNoreen F. BerraJan BookHon. Matthew K. FongPeter W. GellermanDianna J. Gould-SaltmanMark W. HapgoodThomas F. Kirchoff, Jr.Lisa E. KiriakidisHon. Debra L. LosnickBenjamin Robert MargolisShawn F. S. McCormickKim E. McNallyHon. Cynthia RayvisHon. Shahla S. SabetDonald G. SowersHon. Judith A. Vander LansHon. H. Stuart Waxman1986Arlene BinderDorothy B. CecconPamela S. CookeGail C. DornGary G. GeussKenneth R. GorvetzianJoseph L. LucchesiWilliam H. RosenbergMichael L. SchackAudrey WinogradeWilliam J. Woods1987Paul G. AylmerChristopher T. BradfordMelissa C. CarrGarth M. DrozinJeannette L. FlynnEric P. IsraelGregg T. LenahanMary K. LenahanShelly M. MandellLauren H. NemiroffCarolyn OillManuel A. Valenzuela, Jr.Marilyn Wise1988Dianne DiMascioDarlene G. EvansRobert P. GoeSibylle GrebeDavid HoffmanBrian W. KasellCatherine Light SchackAnne Hunter MacNeilAnn G. MarraCarol A. ShawT. Scott SheaKenneth E. Wright1989Stephen F. DargerNina DasnanjaliColette T. DavisMichael M. GillCatherine L. HaightBarbara D. KilroyKaren S. NobumotoManuel L. Saint MartinGregory E. StoneMary Lawrence TestHeidi M. YoshiokaJohn C. Zimmerman1990Robin S. BentlerArthur W. BlaserJoseph ByrneLeesa A. FreedDeborah M. HolmesBetty P. KelepeczKarla D. KerlinDenise LouieStephen F. McAndrewYvette MolinaroHeather PetersBonnie L. Uphold1991Dan E. ChambersDaniel A. ClareGary J. GreenerBrian C. HaydonPaula M. OlsonDavid W. Peters1992Edward D. ArkinGeorge Chakmakis, Jr.Daniel C. DeCarloKeith W. FloydGail J. HigginsAlexandra M. IronsSook H. LeeTeri E. MankoNina B. OberfeldSharon D. PanianPatricia Knudson SchaefferSteven W. Smyrski1993David C. BowerPhyllis W. ChengThomas P. ChristopherWendy M. DeWeesePeter DubowskyRandall C. FudgeAnthony KiddGregory J. NewmanGeorge G. TrachtmanSharon Zemel Weiss1994Daphne M. AnneetDebra A. BelangerEdward D. BoyackSteven P. BrazeltonFrancis Y. ChanSharrel B. GerlachNathalie HuynhMarie E. LuiCorey J. RobinsKathleen E. ShaulM. Lynda SheridanJudith L. Thordarson-Jacobs1995Michael S. CabreraJeffrey W. ErdmanTammy J. EvansJohn S. ForlandAnn F. Kline* deceased

34Honor Roll of DonorsKristine M. NishiyamaJulie A. OcheltreePatrick A. Pyle1996Gregory B. BellDeborah S. BrazilJan T. ColeSusan L. CrockettMatthew P. FletcherNoelle M. HalabyKristin J. MatsudaLinda E. PrudhommeCalvin C. Schneider, IIIGary D. Schnittgrund1997Daniel L. AragonSanjay CellyCraig L. ChisvinYong ChoiRobin B. RatnerRoss A. SchmittApril A. Verlato1998AnonymousThomas A. BatorMun J. KimHeidi L. Shaffer-MadzarKaren Lynn StoneLinda S. Weiss1999Richard L. AlbertJanicemarie AllardKathryn E. EnrightJen-Feng LeeSusan C. NiemeyerSonja M. SonnenburgElizabeth Arnett Vozzella2000Daphne C. BraunAlexis B. JohnsonMark A. GreeneAlexis B. JohnsonCindy J. MachoSharon R. Werbel.2001Holly B. BiondoRobert BitonteLisa A. CallifJirayr V. KassabianDanielle R. PadulaMary J. Quin2002Romy K. AbeKimberly H. ClancyPatricia A. GruenSarina L. HardingEdith Karina RamosCindy N. TranSaundra K. Wootton2003Stephanie B. GordonLorilisa S. JohnsonJennifer S. RevitzKaren I. ShanbromKathryn S. Tarbell2004Julia P. AlexanderUgochi L. AnaebereJoyce C. CareyPamm LandVOLUNTEERSAdmissions EventsAmity ArmesRonald AronovskyPaul BatemanMichael BergerHeidi BittermanMarisa BlackshireMegan BlancoEmma BrackettAlan CalnanChristopher CameronMark CammackDebbie CarlosCatherine CarpenterChristine ChaloubChristine ChorbaAaron ColbyChris ConkleChris CookBrian CruzJenn DolanAndrea DuckworthBritany EngelmanMichael EpsteinSilvia FaermanBobby FarahanJames FischerBahaman FarsaadJohn Patrick FritzMichael FrostJohn GallagherNorm GarlandKonrad GatienRachel GezersehAnahid GharakhanianJeff GoldmanMax GoodmanKaren GraverGary GreenerWarren GrimesIsabelle GunningCarrie HalgrimsonChris HarmonDanielle Kie HartDoreen HeyerAli HinscheMark HoosePaul HorwitzChristine IskandarRobert JacobsZeina JafarAlbert JimenezJovan JohnsonHillary JonesThe Annual Cultural Food Fair

35Sung KimTessa KingDavid KohlerTom LedbetterRobert LindChristine LorillardMarisa MaclennanWayne MahoneyJanice ManisSusan MartinDavid McFaddenRobert MinznerSeth MitchellMarisa-Andrea MooreSylvia MooreDavid MorrisonRebecca PadillaChristy PawlakPriscilla PetersonDonna Pettway-KarouJanet PhilibosianAngelique PorterJoshua PostJane PowellMyrna RaederAlex RaminfarBrucy RaneyTodd ReeseMartin RegehrElizabeth ReinhardtKristin ReynoldsAngela RileyHarriet RolnickTara RoseJason RosenNatalie Roth DubeMichaela RustiaAva SadripourNegin SalimipourAlexandria SawoyaJennifer ScherMichael ScottIra ShafiroffKatherine Sheehan.Sharokh SheikReza SinaMelanie SkeharJudy SloanKaren SmithCindy Macho, '00Partner, Law Offices ofCindy J. MachoLon SobelLeslie SteinbergJ. Kelly StraderKendall SwansonJason TokoroRyan TracyTracy TurnerTara WaltersCarole WeinerMarvin L. WolfAlexandra WoodwardDennis YokoyamaAlumni Association Boardof DirectorsDaphne AnneetNoreen BerraFelicia Duque BlackDeborah BrazilRobert BudmanSteven ByrneJames CastranovaBrenda EnglishDonald ForgeyStanley GetzGary GeussErrol GordonS. David HotchkissBrian KasellAnthony KiddJudith Otamura KesterEtan LorantDonald StoneJeannette Van HorstHon. Allen Webster, Jr.Heidi YoshiokaINSPIRED GIVING • TIMELESS GIFTS“I like to give back to Southwestern because the professors have a realcommitment and a passion for teaching the students. I’m a better lawyerbecause of the professors, as well as the administration...I also believe thecutting edge and progressive direction of the law school’s Biederman Instituteis vital to the practice of entertainment law and I want to support it as well.”Alumni Association Committees Theresa Wagner MiddlebrookLoura AlaverdiRene SanzDan ChambersIra SeltzerSuzanne DeleskM. Lynda SheridanLester FriedmanMartin Vranicar, Jr.Hon. Scott GordonChristopher WesthoffDavid HammondHeidi YoshiokaLeslie HammondCindy MachoAlumni/StudentKristin MatsudaNetworking EventsJennifer MizrahiNyree AbbotJennifer RevitzSteven AdelmanDavid ShinDaphnee AnneetStacy RourkeJason AroPaul WareNoreen BerraTimothy WeinerQiang BjornbakJason BoothAlumni ReunionMichael BridgesPlanning CommitteeBruce BrusavichDaphne AnneetRobert BudmanHon. Glenette BlackwellBonnie Marie BurskKathleen CadySteve ByrneJose Mariano CastilloKathryn CassanoScot CliffordJames CastranovaColette DavisMarcia DanielAsim DesaiFelicia Duque BlackBrenda EnglishBrenda EnglishStuart FraenkelGordon FiremarkHon. Gilbert GembaczDonald ForgeyVenus GriffithStanley GetzHon. John GunnGary GeussAlan HarrisStephanie GordonNina Levin JacksonScott HinscheBrad JensenDavid HotchkissRae LamotheRichard JanischColleen McGurrinJudith Karfiol* deceased

36Honor Roll of DonorsBrian KasellJeremy KenikJudith KesterAnthony KiddRichard KimMichael LavenantEtan LorantCindy MachoKristin MatsudaRichard NeiderbergGregory OwenDeborah ParkerMichael PascuaBruce PearsonEllen PierceShan PottsJennifer RevitzKaren SegelNoah SolomonRonald StarkJeannette Van HorstSharon WerbelRhonda Wolf KossEdward WolkowitzHeidi YoshiokaBar Association FairAlisa AndersonAlan CohenSusan CooleyJames DabneyKerry DockstaderAllan DuboffAlan FensterDarrel HiebelWilliam HeathBradley HoginI-Fan C. GoLisa JaskolMarc KalagianHerbert KatzJudy KimDena KleemanKelly RyanDeborah SaxeMargaret StevensPaul SupnikSteven ToscherIra WaldmanElisa Beth WolfeDean ZiehlBiederman Entertainmentand Media Law InstituteAdvisory BoardKenneth AbdoTonik BarberDavid BasskinMiriam BeezySharon BellRobert BerryJeff BiedermanDavid BraunAndrew BridgesSusan ClearyKen DearsleyJoseph DeMarcoGeorge EichenAlan FeldsteinRonald FrohneRonald GertzJeanne GlasserRichard GreenBonnie GreenbergJim HalseyRex HeinkeJon HookstrattenDouglas JacobsBruce LazarusLee LevineGerald MargolisEdwin McPhersonMike MichaelsonGiorgio MondiniJames MoretEdward PiersonJohn Redpath, Jr.Dr. Jimmie ReevesR. Bruce RichKelli SagerAndrew Jay SchwartzmanE.R. ShippMartin SilfenSteven SillsShane SimpsonStan SoocherM. Kenneth SuddelsonMark TratosLarry VerbitJeremy WilliamsLeslie Jose ZigelCareer ServicesNetworking EventsSteven AdelmanMae AlbertoSandra ApplebaumDavid AziziSarkis Jacob BabachanianRussell BalisokRobert BerkeGary BlauJeffrey BriggsJeffrey BriggsMartin CarpenterGeorge ChakmakisAster ChangJustin ClarkByron CountrymanDavid DenisDavid Diamond,Glenn FeigEllen FisterDonald ForgeyDebra FrankNathaniel FriedmanKonrad GatienJoni GaudesJoni Lee GaudesPaul GellerRefugio GonzalezAlex GrigoriansCharles HayfordVictor JacobovitzRichard JanischOphir JohnaHarry KaladjianPeter KellyJulia KentKeith KingJohn LathropBob LausonVivian LeeRyan LeVineSteven LowyCindy MachoChristine MagarianRoxane MairMorse MehrbanRaphael MetzgerKim MillerArthur MinasianAl MohajerianMichael RadparvarRobert ReichmanManual Saint MartinWayne SamuelTucker SandlerJustin SarnoJune SaruwatariDiallo ScottKaren ShanbromCindy TranRoss Trindle IIIMichael WallensteinNeil WattDelmas WoodsCareer ServicesRecruitment ProgramsJose AlarconMichael AmaroAra AnoshiravaniTom BabbittChristopher BagnaschiDeborah BaldwinRose BazanWilliam BetleyJames CampMartha CopelandGordon CoxJohn DavisEdward ElsnerVictoria ErsoffMatthew FishlerRobert FlaggMarci FukubaKeith GriffinRay HaneShawn Chapman HolleyCara HorowitzSteven KesterRyan LandisBethany Leal

37Pamela LewJack LiptonMoses A LopezMeredith MankerWendy MartinezStephanie McNuttJohn McOskerBernard MeggsJeffrey MoffatGary PancerDaniel PassageDavid PerlbergLinda PetersonHon. Robert PhilibosianMartha Quiroga-CopelandJack ReinholtzLauren RifenbarkBrenda RobinsonKent RobinsonLuis RodriguezNatalie RodriguezBruce SampleStuart SeabornRobert SpiraJohn ValentineBryan WeissAndrew S. WilliamsAlonzo WickersEdward WolkowitzAkin, Gump, Strauss, Hauer &FeldAllen & OveryAlschuler, Grossman, Stein &KahanAltshuler, Berzon, Nussbaum,Rubin & DemainBaker & HostetlerBallard, Spahr, Andrews &IngersollBarger & WolenBest, Best & KriegerBet Tzedek Legal ServicesBeveridge & DiamondBingham McCutchenBlakely, Sokoloff, Taylor & ZafmanBonne, Bridges, Mueller, O’Keefe& NicholsBrown, Raysman, Millstein, Felder& SteinerBrown, Winfield & CanzoneriBurke, Williams & SorensonButzel LongCalifornia Attorney GeneralCalifornia Women’s Law CenterCarlsmith BallCarlton FieldsChildren’s Law Center of LosAngelesChristensen MillerChristie, Parker & HaleChun, Kerr, Dodd, Beaman &WongCity of Chicago, Department ofLawThe Cochran FirmCole, Schotz, Meisel, & Forman &LeonardContra Costa County DistrictAttorney's OfficeCook County State’s Attorney’sOfficeCoudert BrothersCox, Castle & NicholsonCummings & LockwoodDavis, Wright & TremaineDeloitte & ToucheDemler, Armstrong & RowlandEarly, Maslach & RudnickiEqual Justice WorksErvin, Cohen & JessupFitzpatrick, Cella, Harper &ScintoFulwider, Patton, Lee & UtechtGibson, Dunn & CrutcherGilbert, Kelly, Crowley & JennetGirardi & KeeseGreenberg, Glusker, Fields,Cleming & MachtingGresham, Savage, Nolan & TildenHogan & HartsonHowrey Simon Arnold & WhiteJeffer, Mangels, Butler & MarmaroK & R Law GroupKatten, Muchin, Zavis &RosenmanKaye ScholerKeith A. Fink & AssociatesKester & QuinlanKirkland & EllisKnobbe MartensLatham & WatkinsLeBoeuf, Lamb Greene & MacRaeLegislative Counsel BureauLittler MendelsonLord, Bissell & BrookLos Angeles County PublicDefender’s OfficeLynberg & WatkinsManatt, Phelps & PhillipsMayer, Brown, Rowe & MawMcCormick, Barstow, Sheppard,Wayte & CarruthMcKenna, Long & AldridgeMiami-Dade County StateAttorney’s OfficeMilbank, Tweed, Hadley &McCloyMitchell, Silberberg & KnuppMorris, Polich & PurdyMurchison & CummingMusick, Peeler & GarrettNassau County District Attorney’sOfficeNational Health Law ProgramNatural Resources DefenseCouncilNew Hampshire Public DefenderNew York District Attorney’sOfficeNorthwestern Mutual FinancialNetworkO’Melveny & MyersOffice of the Comptroller of theCurrencyOffice of the District Attorney,Bronx CountyOrrick, Herrington & SutcliffeOverseas Private InvestmentCorporationPalmieri, Tyler, Wiener, Willhelm& WaldronPaul HastingsPhiladelphia District Attorney’sOfficePillsbury WinthropPresidential Management FellowsProgramPrindle, Decker & AmaroProskauer RoseProtection & Advocacy, IncPublic Interest Law Office ofRochesterReed SmithRiverside County DistrictAttorney’s OfficeRiverside Public Defender’s OfficeRobinson, Diamant & WolkowitzRoss, Dixon & BellSan Diego County, Office of thePublic DefenderSedgwick, Detert, Moran &ArnoldSheppard, Mullin, Richter &HamptonSidley, Austin, Brown & WoodSkadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher &FlomSnell & WilmerState of Ohio Office of theAttorney GeneralSteptoe & JohnsonStradling, Yocca, Carlson & RauthThelen, Reid & PriestTyre, Kamins, Katz & GranoffUnited States Attorney’s OfficeUnited States Court of Appeals forthe Second CircuitUnited States Department ofJusticeUnited States Department ofJustice, Environment & NaturalResources DivisionUnited States General AccountingOfficeUnited States Postal Service LawDepartmentUnited States Securities andExchange CommissionVentura County DistrictAttorney’s OfficeVermont Judiciary Trial CourtsWaller, Lansden, Dortch & DavisWashington State AttorneyGeneral’s OfficeWickwire & GavinWildman, Harrold, Allen & Dixon* deceased

38Honor Roll of DonorsWilmer, Cutler, Pickering, Hale &DorrWood, Smith, Henning & BermanLLPWyatt, Tarrant & CombsExternship Open ForumDavid AckerlyLaurie AronoffShawn CookEstelle DavisJames FagenLeslie FloresMichael FrawleySue FrauensKian GhaffariPhil GoarClaudia GuevarraNicole HeesemanPhyllis HendersonKelly HorwitzSharon HulseAlan LohseRene LucaricRegino MayoHillary MeiselsJames PreisJulie Rivera-CooLuis RodriguezGreg RothConrad SchroederJanice ShurlowNoah SolomonGrant SpechtDella Thompson-BellWanda WellersteinGreg WesleyKatherine WolffPeilin YuTed ZepedaThe Alliance for Children’s RightsBet Tzedek Legal ServicesBody Glove InternationalCal OSHAHIV & AIDS Legal ServicesAllianceCalifornia Appellate CourtComedy Central/MTV NetworksFirst Look Media, Inc.Fox Cable NetworksGlendale YWCA DomesticViolence ProjectHarriet Buhai Center for FamilyLawLegal Aid Foundation of LosAngelesLevitt & Quinn Family LawCenterLos Angeles City Attorney’s OfficeLos Angeles County DistrictAttorney’s OfficeLos Angeles Superior CourtMental Health Advocacy ServicesOffice of the California AttorneyGeneralOffice of the Federal PublicDefenderPublic Counsel Law CenterTorrance City Attorney’s OfficeU.S. Attorney’s Office – TaxDivisionUnited States District Court –Chambers of Judge GeorgeSchiavelliVentury County DistrictAttorney’s OfficeGala Event CommitteeNoreen BerraJames CastranovaDennis CodonThomas DriscollJana GreerRory HernandezThomas HobermanJudith KesterDebra LeathersKelly MartinHon. Robert PhilibosianLeslie SteinbergBrian SunLeigh TaylorHon. Arleigh WoodsInn of St. IvesDaphne AnneetHon. Candace BeasonTerrence BennettDeborah BrazilRobert BudmanKathryn CassanoDavid CasselmanAlbert DeBlanc, Jr.Hon. Ruffo EspinosaDonald ForgeyStanley GetzSandi GibbonsJean GuccioneLouise GulartieS. David HotchkissLeonard KramerShelley MeachamCorey RobinsHon. Enrique RomeroHon.Gerald RosenbergEskel SolomonDonald StoneJeannette Van HorstHon. Allen Webster, Jr.Gregory YatesHeidi YoshiokaDaniel ZwirmIntramural Moot CourtCompetition JudgesLoura AlaverdiJason AroSally BaghdasarianRussell BalisokJohn Barrick, IIIHoward BaumHolly BiondoDeborah BrazilKyle BrodieHon. Samuel BuffordStudent Advocates Make Their MarkDuring the 2004-2005 academic year, Southwestern moot court and trial advocacy teams brought home top awards frominterscholastic competitions around the country:J. Braxton Craven Moot CourtCompetitionFirst Place TeamBest BriefNational Black Law StudentsAssociation Frederick DouglassMoot Court CompetitionWestern Regional ConferenceFirst Place TeamWilliam B. Spong, Jr.Invitational Constitutional LawMoot Court TournamentSecond Place TeamJerome Prince MemorialEvidence Moot CourtCompetitionSecond Place TeamBest Final Round Oralist

39Hon. Louis Butler, Jr.Kimberly ClancyJustin ClarkMaria CousineauDaniel CrespoRebecca Davis-SternLourdes de Armas-SmithAsim DesaiHelen DuncanPattie DylerAllison EckstromMelissa FinkSarah GatesAlbert Graham, Jr.Robert GreenbergMary GregoryNoelle HalabyHon. J. Gary HastingsBelinda HelzerCourtney HillScott HinscheDamon HobdyBarak IsaacsGerald JudsonTerri KannerEugene KimHon. Rives KistlerA. Patricia KlemicEve KorffPak KouchTheodore KrepsRae LamotheRyan LeVineHon. Steven LevinsonRebecca LizarragaJennifer MarksR. Bryan MartinMonica MazzeiMary McKelveySanford MichelmanAdrienne MillerWilliam MoffittSue MoravecCharles Murray, IIIJanet NalbandyanKareen O’BrienMelanie PartowChristy PawlakJames PeabodyStacy PosegateDaniela PrechterDean PucciShannon QuinleyRobin RatnerDavid RingwoodHolly RoarkZee RodriguezHon. Albert RosenblattAdrian RoxasRobert SandersJustin SarnoMichael SchuckWendy ShaperoHon. George ShiavelliMelanie ShornickRoslyn SimmonsHon. Erithe SmithAaron SonnhalterAnne ThompsonMary ThorndalAndrea TischlerHon. Paul TurnerMichael WallensteinTimothy WeinerGreg WesleyHon. Andrew WistrichAndrew ZangerRoy ZuckermanMock Interview ProgramRichard AcostaArlene AndersonDaphne AnneetThomas BeindorfKeith BerlinDavid BesbrisFelicia Duque BlackPenelope Brion BrownDarrell BrookeChristina ButlerSteve ByrneKathryn CassanoJames CastranovaJoni Lee GaudesEric EarlyKevin EngBrenda EnglishLinda EshoeDonald ForgeyGary GeussChrista HaggaiAlicia Blanco HesselrodeDavid HotchkissRobert HufnagelJudith KesterPrinceton KimEric Kizirian,Vivian LeeMartin LiEtan LorantCindy MachoTeri MankoFred MesropiJennifer MizrahiHamid NamazieJennifer NovakKaren PalmersheimSurehka A.PessisSue-Ann PetersonChris PhamJennifer RevitzRichard RhodeKaren ShanbromCredence E. SolPaul K. SongJennifer SostrinDonald SowersRourke StacySheila StarvishHeidi YoshiokaPublic Interest Law FairDavid AckerlyEverardo AlvizoLaurie AronoffEric CarlsonAnjelica CarrilloClaudia GuevaraThomas HillKate HirschmanStefan JohnsonJennifer LawlorAs part of the Black History Monthcelebration, the Black Law StudentsAssociation (BLSA) staged asimulated conversation betweenMalcolm X and Martin LutherKing, Jr. in the Promenade.Bethany LealManya LefianSuma MathaiMonique McDavidDarrell K.MooreJames PreisEstaire PressKim RatanaCarolyn Reznik-CamrasJulie Rivera-CooChristine RobinsonDaniela Saxa-KanekoAmanda R. SherJanice ShurlowRobin SommersteinJulius WessonTed ZepedaAnti-Defamation LeagueAsian Pacific American DisputeResolution CenterBet TzedekCalifornia Lawyers for the ArtsCalifornia Women’s Law CenterCommunity Legal ServicesGlendale YWCA DomesticViolence ProjectHALSAHarriett Buhai Center for FamilyLawHousing Rights CenterInland Counties Legal Services,Inc.L.A. Gay & Lesbian Center LegalServices DepartmentLambda Legal* deceased

40Honor Roll of DonorsLegal Aid Foundation of LosAngeles (LAFLA)Los Angeles Center for Law andJusticeLos Angeles County BarAssociationDomestic Violence ProjectLos Angeles Free ClinicMental Health Advocacy ServicesNational Senior Citizens LawCenterNeighborhood Legal ServicesPublic CounselPublic Law CenterWestern Law Center for DisabilityRightsSCALE Appellate AdvocacyCompetition JudgesJill BabingtonHolly BoyerDavid LynchJennifer PeabodyKenneth ReichmanRichard SmithNoah SolomonCourtney SternSpeakers on CampusPhillip AnthonySally BaghdasarianIan BallonEnrique Jimenez BatallaSharon BellRon Ben-YehudaLee Jay BermanDavid BesbrisKeith BlauBruce BlitchSteven BrowerDavid BrownD. Michael BushSteven ByrneDuncan CardJohn CarrollMalcolm CarsonJohn CosgroveLubomyr ChaburskyErwin ChemerinskyJie ChenLa Donna ChildressJesse ChoperMaren ChristensenTom ChristoSteven D. ClymerDavid CohenGeorge ColemanDon ConwellRichard CorleyDavid CruzStephen DavidsonDavid DeckerMarguerite DowningGordon FiremarkHon. Raymond FisherDonald ForgeyRobert H. FreilichAna Maria GarciaJoanne GarveyMichael GarvinJoni Lee GaudesPeter GelblumDonna GershonGary GeussKian GhaffariBobby GhajarFrancis GoinsMichael GoldEric GoldmanCarmen GonzalezMarcia GreenDonna GreschnerWendy GrossRobert HartAngela HawekotteMark HayesDavid HelfantTom HobermanPaul HoffmanHuell HowserRichard HsuJay JamesAngela JonesBeth JonesEhud KamarMichele KaneScott KanyuckHon. Anthony KennedyMichael KinsleyMichael KriegerGlen KulikSue KungLarry KuninDerrick LeeJay LevinMichael MaddiganMario MariaschDavid MetzTamara Milagros-WoecknerBill MolinskiMichael MooreDaniel MummeryJames NguyenYvette MolinaroStephen MutkoskiElton NaswoodJim NewtonDavid NimmerRaymond NimmerBeverly NixKaren PalmersheimDavid ParkJeff ParmetSteven PerryLou PetrichJennifer PizerAllison PlattZazi PopeMichael PregmanCaroline RaufiManohar ReddyWarren ReidJulie Rivera-CooRussell RobinsonMargaret RussellJohn SaadeKelli SagerMatthew SantDaniela Saxa-KanekoAlan SaxeMarc ScarsiDonna SchueleR. Bradley SearsBill SekiKelly SelvidgeBrad ShenfeldMichael SilvermanJackie SloanCheryl SlusarchukBrenda SmithNoah SolomonBarry SookmanJaime StroopsBrian SunAlec SzibboMinna TaylorKarine TatevosianWesley ThomasCharles TigermanJames ToweryHolly TowleMartin TrupianoMark TuftJeannette Van HorstJill VaronPat WashingtonHon. Maxine WatersSharon Zemel WeissJay WelshDonald WeltyHon. Jeffrey WhiteJason WilsonD. Craig WolffHeidi YoshiokaNadine YoussefCarmi Zlotnik

41Faculty Scholarship, Presentations and LeadershipThrough their expertise, Southwestern facultyinfluence and inform the public, the professionand legal education. The following digest provides asampling of professional and community involvement,scholarly publications, leadership positions and mediaactivity of the faculty during the past academic year.FULL TIME FACULTYPROFESSOR RONALDARONOVSKY• Member, Executive Committee,AALS Alternative DisputeResolution Section• Organizer, Moderator andPanelist, Alternative DisputeResolution in ComplexEnvironmental Matters, 2004Environmental Law Conference,Environmental Law Section,State Bar of California• Panelist, International Implicationsof the 2004 ABA/AAA Code ofEthics for Commercial Arbitrators,ABA Dispute ResolutionSection Annual MeetingALAN L. CALNAN•A REVISIONIST HISTORY OF TORTLAW: FROM HOLMESIAN REALISMTO NEOCLASSICAL RATIONALISM(Carolina Academic Press, 2005)• Demystifying Causation,Negligence and Duty First,Teaching Palsgraf and VisualizingAALS = Association of AmericanLaw SchoolsABA = American Bar AssociationLACBA = Los Angeles CountyBar AssociationLSAC = Law School Admission CouncilNALP = National Association forLaw PlacementForeseeability in TEACHING THELAW SCHOOL CURRICULUM(S. Friedland & G. Hess eds.;Carolina Academic Press, 2004)ASSOCIATE DEANCHRISTOPHER DAVIDRUIZ CAMERON•LABOR MANAGEMENT RELATIONS:STRIKES, LOCKOUTS ANDBOYCOTTS, 2nd ed. (ThomsonWest, 2004) (co-authored withD. Ray and W. Corbett)• Member, Planning Committee,“Labor and Employment Law”Casebook, The Labor Group,Chicago, Illinois• Moderator, At 70, Should theNational Labor Relations Act BeRetired? Section on LaborRelations & Employment Law,AALS Annual Meeting, SanFrancisco• Speaker, Strategies for a CulturallyDiverse Workforce, 22nd AnnualOrange County IndustrialRelations Research AssociationLabor Law Conference,Anaheim• Quoted in the Riverside Press-Enterprise and Fresno Bee• Interviewed on ABC SportsRadio and “Air Talk,” KPCC-AMPROFESSOR MARK CAMMACK• Law: Articulation of Islamic andNon-Islamic Systems inENCYCLOPEDIA OF WOMEN ANDISLAMIC CULURES (S. Joseph,ed.; Brill Academic Publishers,2003)• Co-Organizer and Speaker,Administration of IndonesianFamily Law, Conference onIndonesian Legal Institutions,Asian Law Center at theUniversity of Washington LawSchool, Sponsored jointly byUNOCAL Corporation, theOpen Society Institute, and theAsian Law Center• Organizer and Speaker, TheLimits of Law: Islamic DivorceLaw and Practice in Indonesia,Conference on Islamic Law inModern Indonesia, Islamic LegalStudies Program of Harvard LawSchool, Cambridge,Massachusetts• Panel Chair, Islamic Law andWomen’s Rights, AmericanSociety of Comparative LawAnnual Meeting, Ann Arbor,Michigan• Speaker, The East TimorProsecutions in Indonesia: APreview of ComplementarityUnder the International CriminalCourt, Law and SocietyAssociation Annual Meeting,Chicago, Illinois• Speaker, Islamic Law in Indonesia,Workshop, hosted by SimonFraser University, Vancouver,B.C., CanadaPROFESSOR CATHERINECARPENTER• Principal Drafter, A SURVEY OFLAW SCHOOL CURRICULA, 1992-2002 (ABA, 2005)• Member, NominatingCommittee, ABA Section ofLegal Education and Admissionto the Bar• Panelist, Tying CurricularInnovations to the Experiences ofOur Graduates: Research andVision, Committee onCurriculum and ResearchProgram, AALS AnnualMeeting, San Francisco• Participant, AccreditationCommittee Meetings, ABASection on Legal Education andAdmissions to the Bar, Sarasota,Florida; Chicago, Illinois• Speaker, The ChangingCurriculum, Chinese andAmerican Law School Deans’Conference, Beijing, China• Speaker, New Site Evaluators’Workshop, ABA Section onLegal Education and Admissionsto the Bar, Chicago, Illinois• Speaker, Survey of Law SchoolCurricula 1992-2002, preparedfor ABA Section on LegalEducation and Admissions tothe Bar; presented findings tothe Council on the Section andin general meeting, ABAAnnual Meeting, Atlanta,Georgia• Quoted in the BCD News andComment and Columbia NewsService

42Faculty Scholarship, Presentations and LeadershipPROFESSOR MICHAEL DORFF• Speaker, Does One Hand Washthe Other: Examining the Settingof CEO Pay, Burbank BarAssociationPROFESSOR MICHAEL EPSTEIN• Law and the Supernatural: HowOne Film’s Truth CompulsionConceit Critiques and Redeems thePost-O.J. Lawyer, 28 VERMONTLAW REVIEW 881 (Summer2004)• Law in Film/Film in Law, 28VERMONT LAW REVIEW 797(Summer 2004)• Interviewed on KGO-ABCRadio 810 (San Francisco)PROFESSOR SILVIA FAERMAN• Panelist, Issues in ComparativePublic Law, Conference onComparative Law in theTwenty-First Century, Universityof Arizona James E. RogersCollege of Law, Tucson, Arizona• Speaker, Current Topics inInternational Intellectual PropertyLaw, Intellectual PropertySection, Conejo Valley BarAssociationPROFESSOR JAMES FISCHER• Remedies Discussion Forum, 41SAN DIEGO LAW REVIEW 1647(Symposium Issue, Fall 2004)• Chair-elect, AALS RemediesSection• Panelist, Remedies for ElectionWrongs, Section on Remedies,AALS Annual Meeting, SanFranciscoPROFESSOR MICHAEL FROST• Lecturer, Judicial Opinion-Writing Seminar, NevadaSupreme Court, Carson City,Nevada• Lecturer, Logic and OpinionWriting Seminar, NationalJudicial College, Reno, NevadaPROFESSOR NORMANGARLAND•EXCULPATORY EVIDENCE: THEACCUSED’S CONSTITUTIONALRIGHT TO INTRODUCE FavorableEvidence, 3rd ed. (with E.Imwinkelried; LexisNexis, 2004)PROFESSOR EILEEN GAUNA• ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICEBACKGROUND REPORT (for theNew Mexico EnvironmentDepartment) (with J. Espinosa;The University of New Mexico,November 2004)• Environmental Justice in a DrylandDemocracy: A Comment onWater Basin Institutions in WETGROWTH: SHOULD WATER LAWCONTROL LAND USE?(Environmental Law Institute,2005)• Invited Participant, Conferenceon Transboundary Waters:Crossing Cultural Boundaries forSustainable Solutions, UttonTransboundary ResourcesCenter, Santa Ana Pueblo, NewMexico• Faculty, Clean Air Act Trainingfor Community-BasedOrganizations, U.S.Environmental ProtectionAgency, San FranciscoDepartment of the Environmentand Golden Gate University,San Francisco• Panelist, New MexicoEnvironment DepartmentListening Session, Albuquerque,New Mexico• Panelist, Racial Justice in the NewMillennium and Plenary Speaker,Property and EnvironmentalLaw, AALS Conference,Portland, Oregon• Participant, EnvironmentalJustice and Air PermittingRoundtable, U.S. EnvironmentalProtection Agency, SanFrancisco• Participant, New MexicoLatino/a Environmental Caucus,Taos, New Mexico• Speaker, Environmental Justice,University of New Mexico LawSchool Faculty Speaker Series,Albuquerque, New Mexico• Speaker, Workshop onPermitting, EnvironmentalProtection Agency, Chicago,IllinoisPROFESSOR WARREN GRIMES• Buyer Power and RetailGatekeeper Power: ProtectingCompetition and the AtomisticSeller, 72 ANTITRUST LAWJOURNAL 563 (2005)• Speaker, Wal-Mart as a ‘PowerBuyer’: What are the Policy andLegal Implications? LACBAAntitrust Section• Quoted in Corporate CounselPROFESSOR ISABELLEGUNNING• President, American CivilLiberties Union of SouthernCalifornia• Member, Executive Committee,AALS Alternative DisputeResolution Section• Moderator, Family Law, Lesbian,Gay, Bisexual & TransgenderedIssues and the Civil RightsAgenda, Co-sponsored byLGLA, NALSA, OUTlaw andthe SOUTHWESTERN UNIVERSITYLAW REVIEW• Moderator, Skills Training forthe Lawyer: Teaching ADR inLitigation of Family BusinessDisputes, Sections on ADR andLitigation, AALS AnnualMeeting, San FranciscoPROFESSOR DANIELLE HART• And the Chill Goes On – FederalCivil Rights Plaintiffs Beware: Rule11 Vis-à-vis 28 U.S.C. § 1927and the Court’s Inherent Power, 37LOYOLA LAW REVIEW 645(Winter 2004)• Closing remarks, Lesbian, Gay,Bisexual & Transgendered Issuesand the Civil Rights Agenda,Co-sponsored by LGLA,NALSA, OUTlaw and theSOUTHWESTERN UNIVERSITYLAW REVIEW• Panelist, Implications of LimitedRationality for Contract andCommercial Law, Joint Plenary ofConferences on CommercialLaw and Contract Law, AALSMid-Year Meeting, Montreal,Quebec, Canada• Interviewed on KPFKPROFESSOR PAUL HORWITZ• Free Speech as Risk Analysis inFIRST AMENDMENT LAWHANDBOOK (J. Swanson, ed.;West, 2004-2005)PROFESSOR DAVID KOHLER• Organizer, The Big Chill: Shouldthe Public Care If Reporters Goto Jail for ProtectingConfidential Sources? Sponsoredby the Biederman Institute• Organizer, I’m a Lawyer, HelpMe Out Here! Key Issues inEntertainment & Media LawConference, Co-sponsored bythe Media Law Resource Centerand the Biederman Institute

43• Panelist, New York Times Co. v.Sullivan, Forty Years After: ItsImpact on Freedom of the Press inthe United States and Abroad,Conference of the University ofOregon School of Journalismand Communication and theUniversity of Oregon School ofLaw• Participant, First AmendmentRoundtable Discussion, LosAngeles Daily Journal• Speaker, Richmond Newspapers v.Virginia, 25 Years Later: Is ThereA Presumption of Access toTerrorism and Celebrity Cases?ABA Forum Committee onCommunications AnnualMeetingPROFESSOR JAMES KUSHNER•GOVERNMENT DISCRIMINATION,EQUAL PROTECTION LAW ANDLITIGATION (Thompson West,2005)• LAND USE REGULATION, 2nd ed.(with D. Selmi; AspenPublishers, 2004)• SUBDIVISION LAW GROWTHMANAGEMENT, 2nd ed., ReleaseNo. 5 (Thompson West, 2004)• Book Review, Walt Disney andthe Quest for Community(Ashgate Publishing, January2003), 19 JOURNAL OF HOUSINGAND THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT129 (2004)• Keynote Address, Europe’s CarFree Developments, World CarFree Network Conference,Berlin, Germany• Lecturer, New Urbanism inEurope: Lessons for the UnitedStates, Stetson UniversitySchool of Law, Gulfport, Florida• Participant, InternationalFederation for Housing andPlanning (IFHP) MultifunctionalIntensive Land Use (MILU)Working Party, Portland,Oregon• Speaker, Car Free UrbanRegeneration, Working Group onDesign and Regeneration, andSustainability Through Car FreeHousing, Working Group onSustainability, BiannualConference of the EuropeanNetwork of HousingResearchers, Cambridge,England• Speaker, Ethnic Integration andNew Urbanism in Europe,University of San FranciscoSchool of Law• Speaker, New Urbanism inEurope and the Lessons for theU.S., University of MarylandSchool of Law, Baltimore,Maryland• Speaker, New Urbanism: UrbanDevelopment and EthnicIntegration in Europe and theUnited States, Land Use Law andSocial Exclusion: The LegalFight Against Urban GhettosConference, University ofBarcelona• Speaker, Transit-OrientedDevelopment and Car FreeHousing, TransportationPlanning Consortium of Leipzig,University of Leipzig, Germany• Speaker, Urban Policy andFamilies in the 21st Century, 2005Randolph W. ThrowerSymposium: Families in the 21stCentury – Changing Dynamics,Institutions and Policies, EmoryUniversity School of Law,Atlanta, GeorgiaPROFESSOR ROBERT LIND• Panelist, Pitching Your Ideas, Filmand Media Business Seminar,Co-sponsored by CaliforniaLawyers for the Arts and theBiederman Institute• Panelist, What’s Hot in the Rightof Publicity Arena? IntellectualProperty Law, Internet & NewMedia Section, Beverly Hills BarAssociation• Panelist, When Imitation Isn’tFlattering: Dealing with IdeaSubmission Claims, I’m a Lawyer,Help Me Out Here! Key Issuesin Entertainment & Media LawConference, Co-sponsored bythe Media Law Resource Centerand the Biederman Institute• Speaker, The Dastar Case,Defining the Boundaries BetweenCopyright and Trademark Law,Intellectual Property Section,Conejo Valley Bar Association• Speaker, Why Every FacultyMember Should Author a CALILesson, 14th Annual Conferencefor Law School Computing,Center for Computer-AssistedLegal Instruction, Seattle,Washington• Interviewed on Marketplace/NPR• Quoted in the Los Angeles TimesPROFESSOR CHRISTINEMETTEER LORILLARD• Pigs in Heaven: A Parable ofNative American Adoption Underthe Indian Child Welfare Act inFAMILIES BY LAW:AN ADOPTIONREADER (N. Cahn andJ. Hollinger, eds; New YorkUniversity Press, 2004)• Honored as member of firstBoard of Directors, 20thAnniversary Celebration, LegalWriting Institute ConferencePROFESSOR ROBERT LUTZ• On Combating the Culture ofCorruption, 10 SOUTHWESTERNJOURNAL OF LAW AND TRADE INTHE AMERICAS 263 (2004)• ABA Representative, UnionInternational des Avocats (UIA)• Chair, MultijurisdictionalPractice Committee, State Barof California International LawSection• Chair, Legal IssuesSubcommittee, and EditorialAdvisor, Committee Webpage,Tri-National NAFTA AdvisoryCommittee on PrivateCommercial Dispute Resolution• Co-Chair, InternationalMediation Committee, ABASection of Dispute Resolution• Co-Chair, Transnational LegalPractice Committee, and Liaisonto the Section of LegalEducation, ABA Section ofInternational Law and Practice• Committee Co-chair and

44Faculty Scholarship, Presentations and LeadershipDiscussion Leader, TransnationalRegulation of Legal Services inDomestic and International Law,Transnational Legal PracticeCommittee, Section ofInternational Law, ABA AnnualMeeting, Atlanta, Georgia• Member and DiscussionParticipant, Consultative Groupon International Principles of CivilProcedure and InternationalJurisdiction and Judgments,Annual Meeting, American LawInstitute, Washington, D.C.• Member, ABA African LawInitiatives Council• Member, Task Force, GeneralAgreement on Trade in Services• Conducted hearings asChairman, In Re: CertainCorrosion-Resistant Carbon SteelFlat Products from Canada,NAFTA Arbitration Panel,Washington, D.C.• Organizer and Speaker, Bilateraland Multilateral Approaches toCross Border Lawyer Regulation inthe Americas, Fall CouncilMeeting, ABA Section ofInternational Law and Practice,Houston, Texas• Organizer, The Challenges ofPublic International DisputeResolution, Intellectual Property inthe Asia-Pacific, Issues andChallenges of InternationalArbitration and Mediation, andThe Supreme Court andInternational Law, InternationalLaw Society• Organizer, International Trade ofLegal Services, U.S. TradeRepresentatives and ABAInternational Law Section,Washington, D.C.• Organizer, States and GATS:Who’s in Charge? and Teachingand Training Lawyers for AsianPractice: A Paradigm for FutureEducation? ABA InternationalLaw Section Spring Meeting,Washington, D.C.• Lecturer, The Globalization of theLegal Profession, JustInternational Rule of LawConference, Golden GateUniversity School of Law• Lecturer, The Legal Profession andIts International Aspects, ThomasJefferson Law School, San Diego• Participant as Council Member,ABA Africa Law InitiativeCouncil, ABA MidyearMeeting, Salt Lake City, Utah• Participant, EducatingTransnational Lawyers, AALSInvitational Conference,Honolulu, Hawaii• Speaker, Choice of Forum andEnforcement of Judgments inInternational Transactions, 2005International Law WeekendWest, International LawAssociation, Whittier Law School• Speaker, Current Developments inInternational Arbitration in theU.S. and Proposal of Code ofConduct for Arbitrators, Tri-National NAFTA AdvisoryCommittee on PrivateCommercial Dispute ResolutionAnnual Meeting, Santa Fe, NewMexico• Speaker, Ethics and MultijurisdictionalPractice IssuesRelating to Out of State Lawyersand Clients, California State BarSection Education Institute, SanFrancisco• Speaker, The Train Left theStation: The Practice ofTransnational Law and Role of theCalifornia Bar, International LawSection Retreat, State Bar ofCalifornia, Santa Monica• Quoted in the Chicago Daily LawBulletin and the ABA JournalPROFESSOR JONATHAN MILLER• A Typology of Legal Transplants:Using Sociology, Legal History andArgentine Examples to Explain theTransplant Process, 51 THEAMERICAN JOURNAL OFCOMPARATIVE LAW 839 (Fall2003)• Regional Editor, 38 THEINTERNATIONAL LAWYER (Fall2004)• Peer Reviewer, American PoliticalScience Review• Chair, Latin American andCaribbean Law Committee,ABA Section of InternationalLaw and Practice• Panel Chair, The U.S-MexicanExtradition Divide, ABA Sectionof International Law andPractice Fall Meeting, Houston,Texas• Speaker, Argentina’s “New”International Human Rights Trialsand Its Search for DomesticPolitical Legitimacy, and Panelist,Prosecuting Crimes AgainstHumanity in National and HybridCourts, 2004 Annual Meeting,Law & Society Association,Chicago, IllinoisPROFESSOR AUSTEN PARRISH• Avoiding the Mistakes of TerrellR.: The Undoing of the CaliforniaTort Claims Act and the Move toAbsolute Governmental Immunityin Foster Care Placement andSupervision, 15 STANFORD LAW &POLICY REVIEW 267 (2004)• Interviewed on “Market Wrapwith Moe Ansari” and“Marketplace,” NPR• Quoted in the Los Angeles DailyJournalPROFESSOR ROBERT PUGSLEY• False Promises, 5 JOURNAL OFLAW IN SOCIETY 117 (Fall 2003)• Speaker, California Legislature’sChanges to Lawyer-ClientConfidentiality Protection and theImplication for Attorneys,Burbank Bar Association• Interviewed on ABC; ABCRadio Network; ARD-GermanTelevision; Channel 1-TV;www.channelone.com; CNN;Fox-TV; “The Drive,” FoxSports Radio Network; “Today,”NBC-TV; KDKA-AM 1020(Pittsburgh); KIRO; KNBC-TV;KNX-AM; “Mark Larson Show,”KOGO (San Diego); “AirTalk,”and “Talk of the City,” KPCC;KNX; “The Laura IngrahamShow,” KRLA-AM (nationallysyndicated); KTIE-AM; KTLA-TV; “Dateline Washington,”Radio America; WAHL;WNDA-AM (DeLand, Florida);and WNDB-AM (DaytonaBeach)

45• Quoted in the Los Angeles Times;Los Angeles Daily Journal; NewYork Daily News; New York NewsDay; Orange County Register;People Magazine; Riverside PressEnterprise, San Luis ObispoTribune; Santa Barbara News-Press; Toronto Star; and USATodayPROFESSOR MYRNA RAEDER• Interview of Judge ArthurBurnett, Sr., CRIMINAL JUSTICEMAGAZINE (Fall 2004)• What Does Innocence Have to Dowith It?: A Commentary onWrongful Convictions andRationality, 4 MICHIGAN STATELAW REVIEW 1315 (Winter 2003)• Elected, 2005 Hall of Fame,Alumni Association, HunterCollege• Named, Life Member, AmericanBar Foundation• Chaired Meeting, ABACriminal Justice Section’s AdHoc Innocence Committee,Washington, D.C.• Commentator, Crawford and theConfrontation Clause, Section onEvidence Luncheon, AALSAnnual Meeting, San Francisco• Moderator and Panelist, TheABA’s Role in EliminatingErroneous Convictions, ABAAnnual Meeting, Atlanta,Georgia• Participant, Criminal JusticeMagazine Board Meeting,Washington, D.C.• Participant, InternationalAssociation of Police Chiefs(IACP) Forensic Committee,Washington, D.C.• Speaker, ABA Policy on CrimeLabs, Forensic ScienceCommittee, InternationalAssociation of Chiefs of Police(IACP), Los Angeles• Speaker, Compensation forIndividuals Erroneously Convictedof Crimes They Did Not Commit,and Policy RecommendationsAimed at Strengthening theCriminal Justice Systems to AvoidWrongful Convictions, ABACriminal Justice SectionCouncil, Washington D.C.• Speaker, Crawford's Effect onDomestic Violence and ChildAbuse Cases, Brooklyn LawSchool• Speaker, Open Forum on theDNA Initiative - Proposition 69,California Forensic ScienceInstitute, Los Angeles• Workshop Facilitator,Conference on the Impact ofDrug Policies on Women andFamilies, Co-sponsored by theACLU and the Brennan Centerfor Justice, NYU Law School• Workshop Moderator, LegalIssues Concerning IncarceratedFemales, 11th AnnualRoundtable for Women inPrison, Atlanta, GeorgiaPROFESSOR ANGELA RILEY• Indigenous Peoples and the Promiseof Globalization: An Essay onRights and Responsibilities, 14KANSAS JOURNAL OF LAW ANDPUBLIC POLICY 155 (2004)• Straight Stealing: Towards AnIndigenous System of CulturalProperty Protection, 80WASHINGTON LAW REVIEW 69(February 2005)• Justice on the PotawatomiNation Supreme Court (firstfemale and youngest Justice everto serve)• Keynote Speaker, Intellectual andCultural Property in IndianCountry Symposium, ColoradoIndian Bar Association,Colorado Intellectual PropertyBar Association, University ofDenver School of Law• Moderator, A Cross-Cultural,International Perspective, Lesbian,Gay, Bisexual & TransgenderedIssues and the Civil RightsAgenda, Co-sponsored byLGLA, NALSA, OUTlaw andthe SOUTHWESTERN UNIVERSITYLAW REVIEWPROFESSOR MICHAEL SCOTT•INTERNET AND TECHNOLOGYLAW DESK REFERENCE, 6th ed.(Aspen Publishers, 2004)• SCOTT ON MULTIMEDIA Law, 2nded. – 2005 Supplement (AspenPublishers 2004)• TELECOMMUNICATIONS LAWDESK REFERENCE, 2nd ed.(Aspen Publishers, 2004)• Conference co-chair andModerator, Hot Legal Issues:Latest Court Decisions andLegislation Affecting the ITIndustry, International IT LawConference, Co-sponsored byWSR Consulting Group, LLCand the Biederman Institute• Coordinator, Internet andComputer Law Roundtable, cohostedby the California StateBar Intellectual Property Sectionand the Biederman Institute• Speaker, The Digital MillenniumCopyright Act and The Impact ofthe Internet on Trademark Law,Sixth Annual CaribbeanCommercial Law Workshop,Montego Bay, JamaicaPROFESSOR BUTLER SHAFFER• CALCULATED CHAOS:INSTITUTIONAL THREATS TOPEACE AND HUMAN SURVIVAL,originally published by AlchemyBooks (1985), republished byLlumina Press (2004)• Book Review, A History of Force:Exploring the WorldwideMovement Against Habits ofCoercion, Bloodshed, andMayhem, 9 THE INDEPENDENTREVIEW (Fall 2004)• Speaker, A SubjectiveEpistemology: In My Opinion,Everything We Know is a Matterof Opinion, Eris Society, Aspen,Colorado

46Faculty Scholarship, Presentations and Leadership• Interviewed on “The ErnestHancock Show,” KFNX; “TheCharles Heller Show,” KVOI(Tucson) and the CanadianBroadcasting CorporationPROFESSOR IRA SHAFIROFF• INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICEPRACTICE &PROCEDUREDESKBOOK, 3rd ed., Release No.12 and 13 (Practicing LawInstitute, 2004)• Quoted in the Riverside Press-EnterprisePROFESSOR JUDY SLOAN• Lecture (with U.S. SupremeCourt Justice Sandra DayO’Connor), Promoting the Rule ofLaw, St. Mary’s University LawSchool, Innsbruck, Austria• Panelist, BankruptcyFundamentals: Nuts & Bolts forNew and Young Practitioners,13th Annual BankruptcyBattleground West Conference,American Bankruptcy Institute,Los AngelesPROFESSOR J. KELLY STRADER• Moderator, GovernmentalDiscrimination, Lesbian, Gay,Bisexual & Transgendered Issuesand the Civil Rights Agenda,Co-sponsored by LGLA,NALSA, OUTlaw and theSOUTHWESTERN UNIVERSITYLAW REVIEW• Quoted in the Los AngelesBusiness JournalDEAN LEIGH TAYLOR• Chair, Board of Trustees, NALPFoundation for Law CareerResearch and Education• Member, Law School Council,State Bar of California• Attended Meeting as Chair ofBoard of Trustees, NALPFoundation for Law CareerResearch and Education,Atlanta, Georgia• Participant as Chair of NALPFoundation, NALP Board ofDirectors Meeting, Vancouver,B.C., Canada; Jackson Hole,Wyoming; San Juan, PuertoRico• Guest Participant as LSAC PastChair, Dedication of the newLSAC Headquarters Building,Newtown, Pennsylvania• Participant, Past Presidents’Meeting, LSAC, New YorkPROFESSOR KENNETHWILLIAMS• Counsel for Texas death rowinmate in Guidry v. Dretke,wherein the U.S. Court ofAppeals for the Fifth Circuitruled that the U.S. DistrictCourt for the Southern Districtof Texas properly granted relief,pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 2254(d)• Panelist, GovernmentalDiscrimination Lesbian, Gay,Bisexual & Transgendered Issuesand the Civil Rights Agenda,Co-sponsored by LGLA,NALSA, OUTlaw and theADJUNCT FACULTYPROFESSOR ALAN FELDSTEIN• ‘Adulterated’ Androstenidione:What FDA’s Action Against AndroMeans for Industry, 1 SPORTSREVIEW JOURNAL 52 (2004)PROFESSOR MARK HOOSE• Quoted in the Washington PostPROFESSOR JEFFREY LENKOV• Legal analyst, KCAL News• Interviewed on KCAL andSportsLine.comHON. CHARLES W. MCCOY, JR.• Appointed Supervising Judge,Civil Courts of Los Angeles,Superior Court of CaliforniaPROFESSOR DAVID OSTROVE• ACCOUNTING FOR LAWYERS:BEYOND THE BASICS (ContinuingEducation of the Bar, 2005)HON. AMY PELLMAN• The Reality of ConcurrentPlanning: Juggling Multiple FamilyPlans Expeditiously WithoutSufficient Resources, 9 UC DAVISJOURNAL OF JUVENILE LAW ANDPOLICY171 (with W. Patton;Winter 2005)• Appointed Los Angeles CountyCommissioner, Superior Court ofCalifornia• Named Senior Fellow, UCLASchool of Public AffairsPROFESSOR BIANCA PUTTERS• Participant, InternationalFederation for Housing andPlanning (IFHP) MultifunctionalIntensive Land Use (MILU)Working Party, Portland, Oregon• Participant as a member ofInternational Council onMonuments and Sites,International Symposiumregarding preserving monumentsand sites of Cold War era,Potsdam and Berlin, Germany• Speaker, Comparative HistoricPreservation Law, Symposium atthe University of Deventer,College of Land Use andPlanning, AmsterdamPROFESSOR TODD A. SMITH• Interviewed on KPCC-AMSOUTHWESTERN UNIVERSITYLAW REVIEW• Quoted in the Austin Star-Telegram

Class Action * 471954PHIL STORM and his wife Clairecelebrated their 60th weddinganniversary.1955HON. BOB HIGHT received the2005 Judge William E. MacFadenAward, a top honor presented bythe South Bay Bar Association.1964ROY C. ZUCKERMAN and hiswife Mitzi celebrated their 50thwedding anniversary with a cruiseto eight countries in the Baltic.1973HAROLD J. DECKER was namedSenior Principal Attorney atMiller Canfield Paddock & Stonein Michigan, where he specializesin securities and corporatediscovery management. • HON.JOHN R. SMILEY was namedPresiding Judge of the VenturaCounty Superior Court.1974PAUL KELLY was appointedExecutive Vice President andGeneral Counsel of PlatformsWireless InternationalCorporation. • RICHARD E.ZUCKERMAN, with the law firmof Detroit-based Honigman MillerSchwartz and Cohn LLP, was listed* alumni activities received throughOctober 2005in the eleventh edition of The BestLawyers in America 2005-2006(2004, Woodward/White, Inc.).1976Professor CATHERINECARPENTER, see “FacultyActivities.” • In addition to majorgift fundraising for hurricane relief,JOHN CHARNAY, Major GiftsOfficer for the American RedCross of Greater Los Angeles, wasinvolved as a caseworker,interviewing more than 2,000victims of Hurricane Katrina whorelocated to the Los Angeles area.• THOMAS A. GROSSMANestablished Desert ADR withJudge Robert Taylor in RanchoMirage, providing alternativedispute resolution services toSouthern California’s InlandEmpire. • SHARON YARBERwas named Vice President andSenior Commercial UnderwritingCounsel of LandAmerica NationalCommercial Services.1977MARK M. GNESIN joined thelaw firm of Skousen & Skousen inSan Bernardino. The firmspecializes in real estate law, laborand employment law, corporatetransactions, securities, litigation,venture and technology, and estateplanning. • MARK S. ROTH wasnamed Managing Attorney at thelaw firm of Cozen O’Connor inLos Angeles. • THOMASLEVINE was appointed GeneralCounsel of Center FinancialCorporation, a financial holdingcompany of Center Bankspecializing in commercial andSBA loans and trade financeproducts.1978BARRY GROVEMAN, a partnerin the Los Angeles office of MusickPeeler & Garrett and formerCalabasas City Councilman,was elected the city’s Mayor.1979HON. ROBERT S. BARDWILwas appointed to the bench in theU.S. Bankruptcy Court, EasternDistrict of California. He willpreside over cases in the court’sModesto and Sacramento divisionsand will maintain chambers inboth locations. • SENATORGORDON H. SMITH was namedchairman of the Senate SpecialCommittee on Aging, the panelcharged with overseeing andinvestigating programs and issuesrelating to older Americans.1980PAULA A. DANIELS served onthe Transition Team for MayorVillaraigosa and was appointed bythe Mayor to be a Commissionerof the Board of Public Works forthe city of Los Angeles. She wasalso given an environmental leaderaward by the California League ofConservation Voters, and is pastpresident of Heal the Bay. •RANDAL K.O. LEE, previouslySenior Deputy ProsecutingAttorney with the City andCounty of Honolulu, was named tothe Circuit Court of the FirstCircuit (O’ahu) of Hawaii. • Afeature “Q & A” with STEPHENPICKETT, Senior Vice Presidentand General Counsel of SouthernCalifornia Edison, was published inThe Recorder. • Professor IRASHAFFIROFF, see “FacultyActivities.” • HON. OTIS D.WRIGHT, II, partner in the LosAngeles office of Wilson ElserMoskowitz Edelman & Dicker, wasappointed as a Los Angeles CountySuperior Court Judge by GovernorArnold Schwarzenegger.1981RONALD BARKLEY was namedExecutive Director of NewHampshire Oncology-Hematology,PA. • HELEN DUNCAN wasnamed a partner with the law firmof Fulbright & Jaworski, where shewill head the litigation departmentin the Los Angeles office. Shespecializes in complex businesslitigation, class action, insuranceinsolvency litigation, securitieslitigation and enforcement, andtax litigation.1982KATHRYN M. DALLI joined thelaw firm of Twomey, Latham, Shea,Kelley, Dubin, Reale & Quartararoas an associate. At the largest lawfirm in eastern Suffolk County,New York, she specializes inadministrative and regulatory law,appellate practice, commercial andresidential real estatedevelopment, commerciallitigation, commercial transactions,corporate law, intellectual

48Class Actionproperty, landlord tenant law, landuse and zoning, and real estatetransactions.1983HON. DANIEL B. FELDSTERNwas appointed as a Los AngelesCounty Superior Court Judge byGovernor Arnold Schwarzenegger.• HON. ALAN H. FRIEDEN-THAL was elected as a LosAngeles Superior CourtCommissioner.1984JOHN HACHMEISTER, anattorney and mediator with theBeach Cities Center for ADR, wasfeatured in the Daily Breeze article“Rights Battles No Act forLawyer.” • BRIAN J. PANISHopened the law firm of Panish,Shea & Boyle in West LosAngeles, handling personal injuryand other complex litigation onbehalf of plaintiffs. • GLENN W.TROST joined the law firm ofWhite & Case as a partner in theLos Angeles office. He is a triallawyer who focuses on patent andintellectual property litigation, andcomplex civil litigation. • TRACYM. WEBB was promoted toSpecial Assistant to Los AngelesCity Attorney Rocky Delgadillo.1986JOHN R. WASCHLICK wasreappointed as Chair of theHospitals and Health SystemsPractice Group of the AmericanHealth Lawyers Association andpresented “GainsharingArrangement: Their Legality,Structure and OrganizationalBenefits” at the Accounting/Auditing Update of theHealthcare Financial ManagementAssociation, MetropolitanPhiladelphia Chapter, in Media,Philadelphia. His presentation waspart of a one-day educationprogram that discussed recentaccounting and auditingpronouncements from theFinancial Accounting StandardsBoard, executive risk liability andgainsharing arrangements.1987BRUCE CLINE was appointedas the City Attorney for the cityof Folsom, California. • KIMMARTIN LEWIS, a partner inthe Cincinnati office of Dinsmore& Shohl, argued a bankruptcy caseconcerning the issue of sovereignimmunity before the SupremeCourt (Central Virginia CommunityCollege, et al. v. Katz • JEFFREY L.WALTERS established the lawfirm of Clemens, Walters, Conlon& Meyer in Dubuque, Iowa. •RUSSELL WOLLMAN, a partnerin the law firm of Murchison &Cumming, was elected to serveon the USLAW Network’s Boardof Directors.1988DONALD B. CRIPE argued andwon a civil rights case againstthe county of San Bernardino. •RICHARD A. LEWIS was electedPresident of the San FernandoValley Bar Association. •PAMELA J. YATES was nameda partner with the law firm ofKaye Scholer in Los Angeles.The firm covers the areas oflitigation, corporate, real estate,business reorganization, wills andestates and tax.Beyond CaliforniaLast year, a number of Southwestern alumni were admitted to practice in states beyond California. Among them were:Arizona• J. James Christian '04• Ammon L. Dorny '00• Craig S. Ganz '01• Sonia Martinez '04• Elena Midda '04• Terry Sochat '83• David I. Hammond '01• Jason D. Hass '04Colorado• Stephen A. Haller '04Georgia• Tricia Hise Leeman '04Idaho• Holly O. Roark '04Illinois• Lorrie A. Rohan '00Kentucky• Jennifer A. Fox '97Maryland• David M. Rosenbloom '04• Dana K. Klahs '00Mississippi• Andrea J. Cabrera '03Nebraska• Jeffrey S. Makovicka '04Nevada• Paul N. Andonian '04• Rebekah J. Lane '94• Ilona Gorin '95New Jersey• Capricci G. Bilandal '03• John D. Giampolo '04• Lisa Vigna '04New York• Capricci G. Bilandal 03• John D. Giampolo '04• Allen Kaplun '04• Karyn S. Bryson '85• Margaret J. Tsai '04• Vivian E. Weiss '96Utah• Randy M. Andrus '84Washington• Brandon T. Rath '03Wyoming• Patricia-Anne Michitsch '01

491989MARTIN P. FLORMAN joinedthe law firm of Berger Kahn as aPrincipal Attorney in the OrangeCounty office, where he leads thefirm's Business and CorporatePractice Group and specializes ingeneral corporate, finance, mergerand acquisition, and intellectualproperty matters.1990HON. JULIE K. ESCALANTE,previously City Prosecutor, wasappointed to serve as Baytown,Texas’ first full-time MunicipalCourt Judge. • ADAM D.H.GRANT established the law firmof Adam D.H. Grant & Associatesin Encino. • BETTY P.KELEPECZ joined CrossfloSystems, Inc. as Senior VicePresident, Integrated LawEnforcement and MaritimeSecurity Solutions.1991SCOTT H. CARR was named apartner with the law firm ofGreene Broillet & Wheeler, LLPin Santa Monica, where hespecializes in business litigationand complex tort matters. He alsoserved on the Board of Governorsof the Association of Business TrialLawyers for the past two years. •HON. CRAIG J. MITCHELL wasappointed as a Los Angeles CountySuperior Court Judge by GovernorArnold Schwarzenegger.1992ROXANNE KOSARZYCKI, theTampa Bay Buccaneer’s GeneralCounsel, was featured in the St.Petersburg Times article “The Bucs’Strongest Defense.” • STEVEN W.SMYRSKI established the SmyrskiLaw Group in Santa Monica,where he specializes in intellectualproperty and patent law.1993MARK A. GOLDSTEIN wasnamed a partner with SoCal IPLaw Group, a Los Angeles areafirm that handles intellectualproperty matters for hightechnology and high growthcompanies. • LAUREL LOOMISRIMON was appointed as anAssistant U.S. Attorney assignedto promote and support the use ofasset forfeiture within the CriminalDivision’s litigating sections. •MAX J. SPRECHER established alaw office in Woodland Hills,specializing in entertainment,intellectual property, multimedia,domain names, unfair competition,rights of privacy and publicity, andbusiness litigation.A reception was held in the Student Commons to kick off the Alumni Resource Network, anew program designed to assist continuing students with the transition from student to lawyer.1994VICTOR DE GYARFAS, apartner and registered patentattorney in the Los Angeles officeof Foley & Lardner, was featuredin the Los Angeles Daily JournalExtra article “Attorneys ScoreAgainst E-Learning PatentPlaintiff,” regarding his role as cocounselin defeating a patentinfringementlawsuit filed inTexas federal court. • TODD M.EBERSOLE was promoted toSenior Legal Counsel of CIGNAHealthCare. • KARINPAGNANELLI was named apartner with the law firm ofMitchell Silberberg & Knupp’sLos Angeles office, where shespecializes in civil litigation witha concentration in intellectualproperty disputes involvingcopyright, trademark, piracy,trade secrets, defamation, andunfair competition in state andfederal courts.1995TAWNYA R. WOJCIECHOWSKIestablished the TRW Law Group, atrademark practice in Irvine.1996JONATHAN W. BIRDT wasappointed as Corporate Counselfor Alta Healthcare. • SCOTT E.POINTNER, partner in the lawfirm Rathje & Woodward, was aguest lecturer on civil litigation atMidwestern University in Illinois.• ROMY SCHNEIDER wasappointed Manager of Business andLegal Affairs Administration atNew Line Cinema.1997ANNIE Y.S. CHUANG wasnamed a partner in the litigationdepartment of Shook, Hardy &Bacon in San Francisco, whereshe specializes in complexproducts liability, tort andemployment litigation. •JENNIFER MARTWICKreceived an LL.M. degree inTaxation from GeorgetownUniversity Law Center. •Adjunct Professor BIANCAPUTTERS, see “FacultyActivities.” • DANIELTEPSTEIN was named a partnerwith the law firm of O’DonnellShaeffer Mortimer, where hespecializes in complex commercialdisputes, copyright, trademark,entertainment, environmental,and product liability litigation.

50Class Action1998SANDRA TOYE was featured inthe Los Angeles Business Journalarticle “Paw Law: Pet Set FindsChampion in Attorney whoHandles Only Beastliest Cases.” •OSCAR R. WINSLOW wasappointed as a Los Angeles CountyDeputy Public Defender.1999ANDREAS C. CHIALTAS wasnamed a partner in the Cerritosoffice of Atkinson, Andelson,Loya, Rudd & Romo, where hespecializes in school facilities, landuse and management, public worksand real property law. • AIMEE H.GOLD is practicing family law atJaffe and Clemens in Beverly Hills.• KEITH B. KING was promotedto Associate General Counsel ofthe IHOP Corporation. He wasalso chosen as keynote speaker atthe 20th anniversary celebration ofthe U.S. Olympic EducationCenter on the campus of NorthernMichigan University, where hetrained as a member of the UnitedStates National Short TrackSpeedskating team while workingtoward his undergraduate degree. •QUAN L. NGUYEN was named amember of the IntellectualProperty Department of CozenO’Connor’s Philadelphia office,where he specializes in patentprocurement, opinion work andintellectual property management,with particular expertise inbiotechnology and chemistry.2000JACQUELINE L. BASKERVILLEwas appointed as a Los AngelesCounty Deputy Public Defender. •DAVID D. DIAMOND, partner inthe law firm of Diamond, Burt &Akhkashian, argued a robberyacquittal for a highly publicizedcase involving a paraplegic facinghis third strike (People v. Robles).He also served as the VicePresident of the Criminal andJuvenile Section of the AmericanBar Association Young LawyersDivision. • BELINDAESCOBEDO HELZER wasappointed as Staff Attorney incharge of the American CivilLiberties Union of SouthernCalifornia, Orange County BranchOffice. • CINDY J. MACHO isserving as a Trustee of the LosAngeles County Bar Association’sBarristers Section. She was alsointerviewed by Lisa Napoli, SeniorReporter for NPR’s MarketplacePublic Radio, for a “SoundMoney’” segment on theimportance of establishing aDurable Power of Attorney forHealth Care. • ETHAN MILLER-BAZEMORE, a partner withthe law firm of Miller &Miller-Bazemore, served asSecretary/Treasurer and a memberof the Board of Governors of theLong Beach Bar Association, and amember of the Long Beach GradCru Board of Directors of the LosAngeles Legal Aid Foundation. •PAMELA M. REVEL wasappointed as a Los Angeles CountyDeputy District Attorney. •OLIVER J. VASQUEZ establishedthe law firm of Rubin & Vasquezin Woodland Hills.2001ALLISON C. ECKSTROM joinedthe law firm of Fulbright &Jaworski as an associate in theLos Angeles office where shespecializes in commerciallitigation, specifically contractdisputes, insurance coverage andbad faith disputes, and unfaircompetition law.CRAIG S. GANZ joined the lawfirm of Turley Swan & Childers,specializing in property damageand personal injury. • MICHAELP. STUVER was appointed as aLos Angeles County DeputyDistrict Attorney.2002NEETU S. BADHAN, MICHAELR. POWELL and DONNAMARIE TAMBURRO wereappointed as Los Angeles CountyDeputy Public Defenders. •JEFFREY C. CALABRESE joinedCozen O’Connor’s Chicago officeas an associate in the Subrogationand Recovery Department. •JANICE H. HARPMAN wasappointed as a Los Angeles CountyDeputy District Attorney. •KAYLYNN L. KIM was nominatedto serve on the board of theHarbor Commission by MayorAntonio Villaraigosa. Shecurrently serves as President ofKaylynn L. Kim & Associates,where she specializes in businesslitigation and employmentrelations. • A. PATRICIAKLEMIC joined the Los Angelesoffice of O’Melveny & Meyers.2003MICHELLE D. HOGAN waspromoted to the rank ofLieutenant in the United StatesNavy. • DOROTHY LIN joinedthe law firm of Levinson KaplanArshonsky & Kurtz as an associate,where she focuses on businesslitigation. • ALEXIS A. LOERAand JOEL LOFTON wereappointed as Los Angeles CountyDeputy Public Defenders.

51New attorneys, family and friendscelebrate at Southwestern’s 2004 BarPassers’ Ceremony.2004JOSHUA S. BELKIND joined thelaw firm of Weiner & Laurin, LLPas an associate. • ERIC F.GOLDSTEIN, TRISHA E.NEWMAN and NICOLEVALERA were appointed as LosAngeles County Deputy PublicDefenders. • STEPHEN A.HALLER is employed in the LosAngeles Chief Counsel Office,representing the government’sinterests in U.S. Tax Court andthe U.S. Bankruptcy Court for theCentral District of California. •TRICIA HISE LEEMAN, ajudicial law clerk for Chief JudgeErnest H. Woods, III and JudgeJames E. Cornwell, Jr. of theMountain Judicial Circuit SuperiorCourt in Georgia, co-founded andopened Everything Posh, a storedevoted to “posh” gifts andaccessories for social events, homesand lifestyles. • MELANIE C.SCOTT joined the law firm ofRobinson, Diamant & Wolkowitzin Los Angeles. • GARYWIMENITZ announced hismarriage to Sarah Hunter.2005CHRIS FORD’s article,“Reclaiming the Public Forum:Courts Must Stand Firm AgainstGovernment Attempts to DisplaceDissidence,” will be published inthe Winter Issue of the TENNESSEEJOURNAL OF LAW AND POLICY. •PATRICIA H. REZA was featuredin the Money magazine article“How I Did It.”Class Action News – Submit your activities online at www.swlaw.edu/supportsw/alumNameClass YearTitleFirm/CompanyAddressCity State Zip PhoneE-mail addressAccomplishmentsMail to: Debra Leathers, Director of Development, Southwestern Law School675 South Westmoreland Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90005-3992 or fax to: 213-736-1205, or email to: development@swlaw.edu

52Reunion Brings Alumni Together from the Last 50 YearsMembers of the classes of 1954, 1959, 1964, 1969,1974, 1979, 1984, 1989 and 1994 were “summoned”to Southwestern to celebrate their respective milestoneanniversaries with a legal-themed soiree.125 6 7

531 Rose Marie Gordon, Kenneth Gordon ‘69, Hon. David McEachen ‘74, LawrenceBuchanan ‘74, Loretta Fleming and Richard Fleming ‘692 Rudolph Schroeter ’64 and Hylah Schroeter3 Irene Rasmussen ‘89, Colleen McGurrin ‘89, Naris Khalatian ’89 and Kim Worlund-Pepper ‘894 Richard Heston ‘79, Halli Heston ‘79, Camille Gembacz and Hon. Gilbert Gembacz ‘795 Debra Belanger ‘94 and Gabrielle (Harner) Brumbach ‘946 Sue Kung ’94, Bridgette (Perlowski) de Gyarfas ’94 and Victor de Gyarfas ’94 (obscured)7 Special Events Coordinator John Kohler and Development/Alumni Affairs Associate JoanBautista with “the honorable” bartenders8 Tracy Noonan ‘94, Greg Swedelson, Neda (Yassaei) Swedelson ’94, Tove Sanz and ReneSanz ‘943 48

54In Memoriam1931HOWARD BINFORD1940WILLARD I. STAPLES, JR. heldpositions as a Special Agent forthe FBI and security manager ofthe engineering staff for FordMotor Co. in Detroit. He was alsoAssistant Secretary of State ofMichigan for two years. He thenestablished an investigativebusiness in Tampa, Florida, andconducted field investigations forthe Florida Board of BarExaminers, for two governors, thelegislature and various industrialfirms. Subsequently, he wasemployed as special servicesmanager for the WestinghouseElectrical Division in Tampa.1955ROBERT E. MCCOY was a civillaw attorney with the law firm ofSpray, Gould and Bowers. Prior tohis legal education, he served inthe Marines during World War IIand was a member of theAmerican Legion.1956HON. WILLIAM R. CLAY was a20-year veteran of the Los AngelesPolice Department, practicing lawwhile still on the force. He joinedthe Army in 1940, serving in theSouthwest Pacific Theater inWorld War II and earning severalmedals, including the Bronze Star.After the war, he returned to LosAngeles and joined the LAPD in1946, where he rose to the rank ofsergeant. After earning a lawdegree, he practiced part-timebefore retiring from the policedepartment in 1966, when hejoined the Public Defender’s Officeand the Los AngelesNeighborhood Legal ServicesSociety in Watts. He was thennamed a full-time Los AngelesSuperior Court Juvenile Referee.In the 1970’s, he was appointed asCommissioner, followed by anappointment to the InglewoodMunicipal Court by GovernorRonald Reagan and Superior Courtby Governor Jerry Brown.1957HON. PAUL J. DOYLE served asan administrative law judge in SanFrancisco for 25 years. A ship’sofficer in the merchant marinesduring World War II, he alsoserved in the U.S. Navy Reserve.Following his legal education, heserved as a Los Angeles CityAttorney and led the ChavezRavine eminent domain effort thatpaved the way for Dodger Stadium.He was appointed to the judgeshipin 1965.1961EUGENE B. DICKINSON was acriminal defense attorney andplaintiffs’ personal injury lawyer forfour decades in the San GabrielValley and Lake Tahoe areas. Heserved as president of the BurbankBar Association and was an activemember of the San Gabriel Valleybranch of the InternationalFootprint Association, a legalsupport association designed tofoster cooperation andcommunication between the lawenforcement, legal and businesscommunities.RALPH S. HEMER was a wellknownand respected medicalmalpractice and insurance defenseattorney for over 40 years andpartner in the Glendale firm ofHemer & Barkus, which he formedwith his wife, Ramune Barkus. Hebegan his legal career as in-housecounsel for Allstate Insurancebefore forming the Los Angeleslaw firm of Bolton, Hemer andDunn. He then moved toGlendale, where he was a partnerin Kennan, Tobin and Hemer,followed by a stint as a solepractitioner. A Korean Warveteran, he served as a member ofthe American Board of TrialAdvocates, the Federation ofDefense and Corporate Counsel,the Association of Defense TrialAttorneys, the Association ofSouthern California DefenseCounsel and the Defense ResearchInstitute.1962GEORGE EDWIN LONGpracticed general law for most ofhis 40-year legal career, but choseto specialize in probate and trustcases later in his career. He tooktwo cases to the state SupremeCourt, one of which involved apersonal interest, sovereignimmunity of American IndianTribes in California. He served as ajudge pro tem for Los AngelesCounty in small claims mattersand was involved in pro bono workfor the Watchtower Bible andTract Society, the legal arm of theJehovah’s Witnesses. He was also aNavy veteran of the Korean War.1969MYRON S. LAPIDUS served thelegal community for 50 years as aninvestigator for the Los AngelesCounty District Attorney’s Officeand a practicing attorney. Prior tohis legal education, he served inthe Air National Guard for nearlya decade. Earning his degrees whilewith the District Attorney’s office,he later worked as a DeputyDistrict Attorney briefly andserved a two-year term as presidentof the Los Angeles County DistrictAttorney’s Association. He thenelected to go into private practicewith the law firm of Cadoo,Tretheway, McGuinn and Morgan.He also did extensive pro bonowork for the charitable foundation,Angel of the Community.

551970JAMES O. PAGE, a partner inthe law firm of Page, Wolfbergand Wirth and fire-serviceveteran, was widely viewed as|the most influential proponentof emergency medical services(EMS), especially within firedepartments, bringing it to theattention of the nation. Pageearned his J.D. degree atSouthwestern while working withthe Los Angeles County FireDepartment. In 1971, he wentfrom Battalion Chief tocoordinating the countywideimplementation of paramedicrescue services. Also that year, hewas hired by producer and actorJack Webb to be a technicaladvisor and a writer for the thennew"Emergency!" television series,giving modern EMS nationalattention. Through the 1970’s and1980’s, he took positions as Chiefof EMS for the state of NorthCarolina; Executive Director ofLakes Area Emergency MedicalServices in Buffalo, New York;Chief Administrator of a federallyfunded project to upgrade andimprove emergency services inupstate New York; ExecutiveDirector of Advanced CoronaryTreatment Foundation, developingprograms to upgrade emergencymedical services nationwide; andTechnical Support ServicesProgram Manager for the UnitedStates Fire Administration,managing a national program ofconsulting and technical assistancefor fire and EMS agencies. Pagelaunched the Journal of EmergencyMedical Services (JEMS) in 1979because he felt the trade press wasnot providing the necessaryexposure to EMS. The journal isconsidered one of the world's mostrespected sources of EMSinformation. Returning tofirefighting in 1984, Page becameBattalion Chief in Carlsbad,followed by an appointment asFire Chief of Monterey Park,where he began his fire-fightingcareer. He retired from fire servicein1989 and returned to a full-timeposition as Chairman and CEOof Jems Communications, which,in addition to the Journal ofEmergency Medical Services,publishes Wildland Firefighter,Homeland First Response andFireRescue magazines. He wrotethe monthly “Burning Issues”column for FireRescue magazine,as well as seven books and morethan 400 magazine articles andeditorials. He became a consultantfor more than 100 cities, countiesand fire districts throughout theU.S., Canada, Australia, NewZealand, Japan and Kuwait anddelivered more than 750 speecheson fire protection and emergencyservices. He was recognized as oneof the 20 people who most shapedthe American fire service in the20th century by Fire Chiefmagazine, the leading informationsource for fire chiefs and chiefofficers across North America, andreceived the InternationalAssociation of Fire Chiefs’ firstJames O. Page EMS Award ofExcellence. He also established anEMS educational foundation atPalomar College in San Marcos,California.1976WILLIAM J. KING was a complexdefense litigation specialist and cofoundingpartner of the Glendalebasedfirm, Graves & King.Considered passionate, ethical andprincipled about the law, he alsoworked as defense counsel inenvironmental and constructiondefectcases and defended publicentities and law enforcementagencies in civil rights claims. Hebegan his legal career as anassociate with Morgan, Wensel &McNicholson and later movedonto Engstrom, Lipscomb & Lack,where he became a senior partner.He served as a board member forSouthwestern’s Tom BradleyScholarship Endowment Fund andthe Southern California DefenseCounsel. He was also an activemember of the Jonathan Club,where he served as President.1978GORDON P. GITLEN establisheda law practice in 1982 where hespecialized in litigation, real estate,business, and property owner’srights. During his 27 years ofpracticing law, he served as a JudgePro Tem for the West DistrictSuperior and Municipal Court andwas awarded a Certificate of Meritfor his 15 years of service to thecourt system. An ardent advocateof property owner’s rights, he alsoreceived the Ellis Award by theAction Apartment Association in2000, where he also served asPresident.LAWRENCE TEETER was acriminal defense and civil rightsattorney who had tried for the lastdecade to overturn the convictionof Sirhan Sirhan for the 1968assassination of Robert F. Kennedy.He also handled environmentallaw cases and took many cases on apro bono basis.1984JAMES P. HAYES practiced law inClearwater and Largo, Florida, formore than 20 years. An avid sailorand mountain climber, he onceclimbed Mount Everest to 22,500feet.1987TERESE M. HUTCHISON

5657Commencement 2005 a Celebration of AchievementAbuzzing crowd of over 3,000 gathered insidethe beautiful and historic Shrine Auditoriumon Sunday, May 22 for Southwestern’s 90thcommencement ceremonies, which celebrated theachievements of the 314 graduates, as well as thecontributions of two of the law school’s mostcherished leaders.Dennis P.R. Codon ‘77, who was elected chair ofSouthwestern’s board of trustees in December, presidedover commencement for the first time. In his openingremarks, Codon offered a warm tribute to Dean LeighH. Taylor, who was to become Dean Emeritus in July.“We are all indebted to Leigh Taylor for his inspiredand visionary leadership of our law school for the past27 years,” said Codon, “and for the extraordinarycontributions he has made to American legal educationand the legal profession for more than three decades.”The Honorable Joyce L. Kennard of the CaliforniaSupreme Court was the keynote speaker. The Indonesianbornjustice, who in her own life overcame tremendouspersonal adversity, urged the graduates to view the lawnot as a mere occupation, but as a profession – asdistinguished by a duty to place service of the publicgood before one’s own economic self interest.(continued on page 58)Dean Leigh H. Taylor, Justice Arleigh M. Woods, Justice Joyce L. Kennard and Boardof Trustees Chair Dennis P.R. Codon—Hon. Joyce L. Kennard“It is only by adhering to the higheststandard of ethics and fair play that one canbecome truly respected.”

58Commencement 2005(continued from page 57)Justice Kennard also warned the graduates againstenabling clients to violate societal morals, even withinthe bounds of the law. “It is only by adhering to thehighest standard of ethics and fair play that one canbecome truly respected,” she said. “May you alwaysbe mindful of these precepts, and may you hold ontoyour ideals.”An honorary Doctor of Laws degree was presented toretired judicial officer Justice Arleigh Maddox Woods‘53, who served as chair of Southwestern’s Board ofTrustees for 10 years. Justice Woods, who served on theCalifornia Superior Court and Court of Appeal for 16years, encouraged the graduates to stay connected tothe law school and take an active role in its success. “Itis one of the most rewarding aspects of the service youcan render to the law,” she said.Finally, the graduates were presented with diplomas;309 received Juris Doctor degrees and five wereawarded LL.M. degrees in Entertainment and MediaLaw. The exuberant graduates then spilled out onto thecourtyard in front of the Shrine, joined by their proudfamilies, friends and faculty, as well as Justice Kennard.After plenty of hugging and posing for photos underthe hot sun and clear blue sky, the crowd slowlydispersed, as the graduates went off to embark onthe next step in their journeys.

59Calendar of Events 2006January11 Government Attorneys Reception12 Century City/Beverly Hills Reception18 San Diego County Reception24 Costa Mesa/Irvine Reception25 Faculty Visiting Speakers Series: Professor Elizabeth Garrett,University of Southern California Law School26 Santa Barbara Reception26 “Brave New World – Representing Entertainment Clients in anEvolving and Regulated Environment,” conference co-sponsored bythe Biederman Institute and the Media Law Resource CenterFebruary19 Downtown Los Angeles Reception17 Treusch Public Service Lecture: Stephen B. Bright, Director of theSouthern Center for Human Rights17 Law Review Student/Alumni Reception13 Faculty Visiting Speakers Series: Professor Mark Osiel, Universityof Iowa College of Law15-28 Spring On-Campus Interview Program16 Santa Ana Reception22 Santa Monica Reception27 “CAFTA and Commercial Law Reform in the Americas,”symposium sponsored by Southwestern Journal of Law and Trade inthe Americas in cooperation with the U.S. Agency for InternationalDevelopment and Booz Allen HamiltonMarch12 Sacramento Reception14 BLSA Scholarship Silent Auction Reception18 Long Beach/Seal Beach Reception19 Faculty Visiting Speakers Series: Professor Gia Lee, University ofCalifornia, Los Angeles School of Law13 Faculty Visiting Speakers Series: Professor Trevor Morrison, CornellLaw School16 Las Vegas Reception23 Palmdale/Upper Desert ReceptionApril14 San Bernardino/Riverside Reception11 Spring Job Fair/Alumni Outreach Reception20 Alumni Awards Reception & Silent Auction25 Phoenix ReceptionMay22 New York Reception24 Washington DC Reception21 CommencementJune6 Seattle Reception8 Portland Reception“Meet-the-Dean” events indicated in dark pinkFor further information, please check the Alumni section online atwww.swlaw.edu or contact the Development Office at 213.738.6814 ordevelopment@swlaw.edu.For a more detailed calendar, visitwww.swlaw.edu/news/cal.

60www.swlaw.edu Gets a MakeoverWalso forthcoming.e are very excited to announce the launch ofSouthwestern’s new and improved website:www.swlaw.edu! Among some of the many newfeatures are a complete overhaul of the site’s “lookand feel,” more prominent news updates, a multi-levelcalendar of events, and video clips interspersedthroughout the site.Special information for alumni on CLE programs, alumni involvement and events can befound at www.swlaw.edu/audience_alumni. Additional enhancements to the alumni pages areIf you are interested in hiring a Southwestern student or graduate, be sure to seewww.swlaw.edu/audience_employers.Friends or family who plan to apply to Southwestern might want to start atwww.swlaw.edu/audience_prospect.For information on donating to Southwestern (including online giving forms), please be sureto see www.swlaw.edu/supportsw.

Southwestern Milestones 2004-2005July• The Julian C. Dixon Courtroom and Advocacy Center opens in theBullocks Wilshire building• Inaugural class completes studies in Biederman Institute’s InternationalEntertainment and Media Law summer program in England; summerprograms in Canada and Argentina mark 12th year• Full-time faculty welcomes seven new membersAugust• Dean Leigh Taylor announces retirement; Dean’s Search Committeeformed• New Career Services Office suite and resource center completedSeptember• Alumni Resource Network launched to facilitate communication betweenalumni and current studentsOctober• Justice Anthony Kennedy of the United States Supreme Court visitscampus• Gala Celebration featuring Justice Kennedy held to mark completion of10-year, $29 million campus expansion effort• Biederman Institute’s “Conversations with…” series presents copyrightexpert David NimmerNovember• Congresswoman Maxine Waters keynotes annual Public Interest LawWeek activities• Biederman Institute presents Media Forum on “The Big Chill: Should thePublic Care if Reporters Go to Jail for Protecting Confidential Sources?”featuring leading judges, attorneys, publishers and journalistsDecember• Southwestern community mourns loss of beloved professors NormanKarlin and George Zervas• Dennis P.R. Codon ’77, elected Chair of the Board of Trustees, succeedingJustice Arleigh Woods ’53, who served for 10 yearsJanuary• Board of Trustees announces appointment of Bryant G. Garth as 10thDean of Southwestern commencing with the 2005-2006 academic year• Biederman Institute and the Media Law Resource Center presentsymposium on “Key Issues in Entertainment and Media Law”February• Southwestern University Law Review presents symposium on “Lesbian,Gay, Bisexual and Transgendered Issues and the Civil Rights Agenda”cosponsored by Lesbian and Gay Lawyers of Los Angeles, the NativeAmerican Law Students Association and OUTlaw• Interscholastic Trial Advocacy Team takes Fourth Place in Stanfordinvitational tournament• Career Services hosts 10th Annual Entertainment Law Career DayMarch• Moot Court teams win First Place Team, Second Place Team and BestBrief awards in national competitions; BLSA team wins RegionalcompetitionApril• Intramural Moot Court Competition Final Rounds panel featuresSupreme Court and Appellate judges from Hawaii, Nevada, New York,Oregon and Wisconsin.• Alumni Recognition Awards honor Shinaan Krakowsky ‘81 as Alumnus ofthe Year and Judge Candace Beason ‘80 as Outstanding Judicial Officer• Journal of International Media and Entertainment Law established byBiederman Institute in conjunction with the ABA Forum onCommunications Law• Children and the Law course culminates with special Adoption Dayceremony at the Los Angeles Children’s Court with students facilitatingthe adoptions of 46 foster children• Moot Court team wins Second Place Team and Best Final Round Oralistawards in national competitions• Southwestern honored for historic preservation with Los AngelesConservancy’s 2005 President’s Award• Suite 102 student services facilities renovated and expandedMay• Justice Joyce Kennard of the California Supreme Court keynotes 90thAnnual Commencement ceremonies

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