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In This Issue:
FEATURES
Room for Improvement
Civil Law?
Make Law, Not War
Running to Class, Running for Office
DEPARTMENTS
Officially Speaking
Hot Practice
Jobs
Letters
Briefly
Online
Coping
Opinion
DIVISION DIALOGUE
Meet New Faces in the LSD Leadership
Become a National Student Leader
ABA Section of Antitrust Law Student Writing Competition
Guidelines for Candidates for the Law Student Division’s 2000-01 National Offices of Chair, Vice Chair, and Secretary-Treasurer
Learning to Get Along After a Tragedy
Get Funding for Your Public Service Project
Native Americans Join Law Student Division Board of Governors
Newspaper Awards—Read All About ‘Em
Beat the High Cost of Health Care With the Law Student Division
Competitions Hone Law Students’ Counseling, Negotiation Skills
Competition Deadlines Loom
Spotlight: Native American Law Student Encourages Future Generations
September 1999—Vol. 28, No. 1American Bar Association • Section of Antitrust Law
Student Writing Competition
The ABA Section of Antitrust Law is holding its second-annual student writing competition.
Each law review or legal journal sponsored by an ABA-accredited law school is invited to nominate one article addressing antitrust law or competition policy issues. The article must be written by a student currently enrolled in the law school and published in the journal during calendar year 1999. The nomination must be made by the journal’s editor-in-chief.
The deadline for entries is January 3, 2000. For a set of detailed competition guidelines, visit the section’s web site at www.abanet.org/antitrust, or contact Stacy Woodward at woodwars@staff.abanet.org, 312-988-5606.