The Advocate - Summer 2007

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Features

Dogs, Cats, Birds and Even Horses Have Their Day in Sacramento
Sarah Speed, ’07, speaks up for pets by pushing to amend California’s domestic violence legislation.
The Ethics of Eternal Sunshine
Adam Kolber discusses the legal and ethical implications of “Memory Dampening.”
Executive Authority in Times of War
USD School of Law hosts a debate to discuss executive and legislative powers leading up to and during war time.
Challenging Corporate Power and Building Democracy
Ralph Nader visits USD to discuss growing “imperialism” of multinational corporations and the corresponding decline of personal liberties in America.

Faculty Essays

Faculty Farewell
Special report on professor of law and former dean Daniel Rodriguez’s final address as a USD faculty member.
Faculty Footnotes
News about faculty members’ publications, presentations and special activities

Alumni

Alumni Briefs
A spotlight on alumni making news.
Class Action
Catch up with the personal and professional lives of alumni.
Alumni Receptions
Photos from alumni events in 2007.

Departments

Dean’s Message
Two Kinds of Beauty
Campus Briefs
An update on the law school’s achievements and programs.
Save the Date
A calendar of law school events and activities.
Academic Year in Review
School events, workshops and faculty colloquia.

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