Tuesday, November 27, 2007
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The 2007-2008 JDR Editorial Board
is pleased to announce the student authors
who have been selected for publication in the
Vol. 2008, No. 1 issue of the Journal:
Michael Bekesha, "Rejecting the Intertwining Doctrine: Favoring ADR while Hindering Judicial Efficiency and Economy."
Jaimee Conley, "Suing for Small Potatoes: Consumer Class Action Waivers in Arbitration Agreements Distinguished by the Ninth Circuit."
Amy Moore, "Expanding the Power of U.S. Courts in Private International Arbitration - Moderation Loses to an Extreme."
Tom Risk, "Interest Arbitration Clauses in §8(F) Pre-Hire Agreements: Effective for Achieving Genuine Collective Bargaining or Enabling Parties to Underhandedly Gain Majority Bargaining Power?"
I can't believe I was chosen! It feels so good to be rewarded for my effort.
Hands down, best law school day since early October 2006.
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Comments (6)
Wow! Congrats! Hey, I know Amy Moore! She worked with me at Best Buy!
Since I know two of the people selected, does that mean I get a trophy or something?
well frick. oh well. i guess i only know one unless a 1L could get published. But that doesn't sound like an article she would write i guess...
Congrats! Maybe we should start a facebook group...but we might be the only two members (considering I was thinking of calling it Cool Alumni from Truman State who have gotten published while in lawschool, or some other name that pretty much excludes everyone else).
Congrats!!
Hey, congratulations!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I like your title. :)
Wow, I just saw the date on this post. Did I really take half a year to congratulate you?
I'm a terrible friend. I don't deserve my sexy Legolas bookmark. I'm not giving it back, mind you. I just don't deserve it. 