CALENDAR OF EVENTS FOR THE WEEK OF APRIL 11 April 11 Monday

NCA Consortium Nobili Hall LCS 10-3 PM CGLP Special Speaker: Richard Goldstone 12-1PM B135 Lunch will be provided! Clerking for the Ninth Circuit Brian Goldman 5-5:30 Pm B135 HMCI Centennial Celebration 8-10 PM Locatelli

April 12 Tuesday

Fellowship Panel Info Session LCS B127 12-1PM

Tax and Estate Planning Wine and Cheese Mixer 6-8 PM Gordon Biersch Brewery Narcotics Anonymous (NA) Tuesdays, 8 pm Alumni Science 120  

April 13 Wednesday Making the Most of Your Summer 12-1 PM B127 Lunch Provided! NCIP: Exonerees See Ad Inside! 12-1 PM B142 Pizza! PTLSA & LCS "Part Time Students: How to get the full time law school experience" 7:30 - 8:30 pm B127 Food provided!

April 14 Thursday

Santa Clara Law Review Info Session 12PM B142

Social Justice Workshop Stephen Lee 4:10-5:30 PM B237

Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) Wednesdays 5-6 PM B305 David Drummond Google, General Counsel 7:30 PM Mayer

April 15 Friday

Spring 2011 Symposium Center for Social Justice and Public Service 8:30 AM - 1:30 PM B142

April 16 Saturday

SCU ACS Gala 6-9 PM Loft bar and bistro

APD 1L General Con Law I practice Exam Sect. 1-6 1-3 PM B127

Law Review Info Session 8pm in B142

Check out the full calendar of events at http://law.scu.edu/calendar Inside: Page 2 - Letter from the President



Page 3-7: Announcements

SBA Board:

FROM THE PRESIDENT Greetings everyone,  Only 2.5 weeks of class left!  I hope you are all enjoying the sun, and managing the stress accordingly.  As you move forward don't forget to keep networking and hustling for job and internship opportunities during your summer.  You never know where you will find your next opportunity.  This Friday I aended the La Raza banquet downtown.  During the event San Jose's new U.S. District Court judge walked onto the stage, and invited all the students in the crowd to help him find externs for the summer, fall, and spring.  You never know where your next job will come from, so make it a point to get out to events and talk to aorneys and judges.

Carlos Rosario President [email protected]

Jessica Montoya & Christian Cornejo Co-Vice Presidents (Full-Time) [email protected] & [email protected]

This week MELSA, SALSA, and ACS are holding year end evening events.  This will be my third time aending the MELSA/SALSA banquet, and I guarantee a fun time.  Also, there are some great on campus events this week.  Recent exonerees will be speaking at an NCIP program,  the Center for Social Justice and Public Service will hold it's spring symposium, and Google's General Council and SCU alum David Drummond will be speaking at Mayer theater on Wednesday night.  Finally, the school will host a graduate luncheon this Thursday.  I look forward to seeing everyone recognized for their hard work during law school.

Gregory Parks Vice President (Part-Time) [email protected]

Camille Alfaro-Martell Treasurer [email protected]

Have a great week,

Carlos Rosario

Johanna Jacob Secretary [email protected]

Martin Kopp Online Editor [email protected]

CGLP Special Speaker:

Justice Richard Goldstone “International Criminal Justice: Recent Developments”

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