Law Week Student Bar Association: Keynote Address By Former Governor Barnes
by Erin Baird On Wednesday, April 2, 2003, Former Georgia Governor Roy Barnes delivered a
Keynote Address as part of the Sixth Annual Law Week Celebration at Georgia
State University College of Law. Associate Dean Steven Kaminshine
introduced the former Governor's speech as an honorable tribute to the meaning
of Law Week, as Mr. Barnes was someone who had devoted his life to public
service.
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Phi Alpha Delta: Being a Solo Practitioner
by Amy Taipalus Law school creates thousands of stressors for students, and the greatest of
those stressors is finding a job. When we entered Georgia State, we were
scared into thinking that if we weren't in the top 10% of the class we would
never land a job with a high enough salary to cover our student loan
payments. But, as we moved on, survived RWA, finals, and realized when
grades came out that some of us will never be in the top 10%, we discovered that
there are several career options available.
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Student Health Law Association: Presentation and Discussion on Abortion
by Kelly Kesner Pat Chivers, the Director of Government Relations of Right to Life Organization
visited Georgia State University on April 3, 2003 for the Student Health Lawyers
Association's program for Law Week. Originally, this program had been set
up as an abortion debate, with speakers on the pro-choice side of this
controversial issue as well. However, due to a last-minute cancellation,
the Pro-Choice party failed to represent that position. Instead, students
did get the opportunity to hear a professional lobbyist speak on her side of the
issue, and share her views on abortion.
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Jewish Law Student Association: Discussion on State Flag
by Bryce Farbstein The Jewish Law Students were glad to help usher in Law Week on Monday, March 31
by hosting a discussion on the Georgia Flag and charitable choice with guest
speaker Chuck Taylor from the Anti-Defamation League. The League, which
has been fighting anti-Semitism, religious and ethnic discrimination, and other
forms of hatred since 1913, is a nationwide, politically active group.
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Public
Interest Law Association: Women's Resource Center to End Domestic Violence
by Kathryn Davis Friday, April 4th P.I.L.A. hosted an informational session with the Women's
Resource Center to End Domestic Violence. The Women's Resource Center was
created in fall of 1986, spurred by $10,000 in funding from Dekalb County.
It was started in a single room at the Equal Opportunity Services building with
just one part-time advocate.
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Brief Encounter On Friday, April 4, 2003, the Annual Brief Encounter brought over 100
prospective students to Georgia State University College of Law for an
introduction to an unparalleled legal education.
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Lesbian and Gay Law Students Association 
Pictured: Speaker Prof. Podgor and LGLSA President, Philip Robertson Black Law Students Association 
Pictured: BLSA Law Week Speaker, moderator Professor Washington, and Shauna Dixon
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