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| Congratulations to Fall Graduates |
 In an intimate ceremony in Saxbe Auditorium on December 7, Kristen Ayers, Stephanie Jandik, Samuel Lockhart and Joseph Seifert graduated from the Moritz College of Law. Families, friends and faculty were on hand to celebrate their achievements, along with Alumni Society President Ken Bravo '67, who invited the new alumni to return often to the college and to support the students who follow in their footsteps. (View Photos) |
| Kevin Connor '89: Practicing Law a World Away |
 After
living and working in Europe for the past fifteen years, Kevin Connor
'89 has had many wonderful experiences. Though he misses his family,
friends and good corned beef hash in America, he notes that the best
thing about living in Europe is the quality of life. He continues
his list of bests by saying, "Perhaps the greatest of all has been
to be part of the transformation of this region from a command-controlled
communist system to an open market, one based on democratic principles.
But, to have helped train and work with a generation of new lawyers,
this means more to me than anything." (Read
More) |
| Wesley Bishop '95: Rising to the Top and Helping Others Do the Same |
 New
Orleans native Wesley Bishop '95 is "coming out swinging." As a lawyer,
motivational speaker and associate vice chancellor of academic affairs
at Southern University at New Orleans, he constantly inspires his
students to do the same — performing at their best and striving for
their highest goals. "Education is where my heart is," he explains.
(Read
More) |
| Antitrust Law Expert Roger Fones '75: Moving from Offense to Defense |
 A chance meeting between Roger Fones '75 and Professor Peter Swire in Washington, D.C., last December eventually led to the alumnus returning home to address Professor Swire's class. After nearly 30 years with the U.S. Department of Justice's Antitrust Division, Roger now defends clients against antitrust violation charges at the firm of Morrison & Foerster. According to Professor Swire, Roger's successful legal career in the highest echelons of the profession demonstrates that an "OSU grad can reach the top of the field. It instills confidence in the students that they can be successful on a national level," he says. (Read More) |
| A Challenge Renewed — by Jim Graham '52 and Gib Reese '52 |
 Due to the overwhelming success of the first Graham/Reese Challenge, Jim Graham '52 and Gib Reese '52 decided to extend their generosity once more. As with the first challenge, Jim and Gib are asking fellow alumni and friends of The Ohio State University Moritz College of Law to make a gift to the Annual Fund. Jim and Gib will match new and increased gifts to the Law Annual Fund, up to $5,000 per donor, through December 31, 2008. (Read More) |
| NYC-Area Alumni Invited to Attend Reception January 3 |
 The
annual meeting of the Association of American Law Schools (AALS) gathers
faculty from across the country for meetings on the pressing issues
facing law teachers. It's not all business, though. To honor outgoing
AALS President Nancy Rogers, the college will host a reception on
Thursday, January 3 at 6:30 p.m. If you live in or are visiting New
York City, join us at the Hilton New York, Sutton South, for food
and fun — and a chance to catch up with OSU law faculty. RSVP to Laura
Landy Carr at carr.275@osu.edu
or (614) 292-2937. |
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