The Advocate (Vol. 1, Issue 12)

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e vocate VOLUME I, ISSUE TWELVE WILLIAM & M.ARY SCHOOL OF LAW

Congratulations Class of 2004! The time has come for the class of team brought in awards from nearly tinue to work for organizations such as The 3L class has excelled outside

2004 to complete their studies at the every competition it entered. The trial these after they graduate. Many others ofacademicsaswell.Lawschoolteams Marshall-Wythe School of Law. There team also enjoyed unprecedented suc- will work in the private sector for law inintramuralsportsforthecampuswon were a great deal of firsts for this year's cess in its competitions. The Advocate firms ranging in size from solo practi- the independent points championship, graduating students; they were the first increased readership and interest in the tioners to some of the world's largest co-ed softball championship, men's A class to use the new wing, the first class publication, entered the national ABA law firms . The members of the class in league football championship, co-ed to be recruited and attend law school contest for law school newspapers for private practice will be representing a footballchampionship,men'sAleague completely in the new millennium, and the first time in at least a decade, and range of clients from individual citizens basketball championship, three on the first class with an 86-credit graduation two staff members won the journalism to multinational corporations. three basketball championship, and the requirement and a retroactive pass-fail. awards for the campus for the first time The annual Bone Marrow Drive at co-ed hockey championship. Let it be These and possibly many other firsts in at least as many years. the law school raised a record amount of said that the class of2004 knows how mark this class as unique. The graduating Over the course of the last three money and had the largest amount raised to have fun; the group of students from class can also be characterized by some years, the Public Service Fund (PSF) and most donors registered per capita on the 3L class who participated in the very definitive lasts as well. This may raised a record amount of money and the W&M campus. The campus-wide surnmerprogram in Spain were the first well be the last class to have a majority funded a record number of students for drive as a whole is the largest Bone class in the history of the program to of its members born in the 1970's, or the internships in public service. The intern- Marrow Drive in the state of Virginia. run outof alcohol during the final party, last class to have experienced the great ships funded through both PSF and other The Black Law Student Association in causing the caterer to make a liquor run air-conditioning outage of April 2002. On sources ranged from the international, the last three years has enjoyed con- half way through the event. a much more serious note, the class of including: Legal Aid of Cambodia, tinued success, with 3L support. These The class of2004 witnessed 9-11 , 2004 was the last class to enter law school International Justice Mission in India successes include the annual Oliver Hill the war on terrorism, Afghanistan, and in a pre-September 11 th world. Through against child labor, and the South Pauli Banquet, Thanksgiving food drive and Iraq, the deployment of many of their all these firsts and lasts, and in a time of Attorney General's Office; to national basket contest, a clothing drive to benefit class mates, and one of the worst legal economic and social upheaval, the 3L reform groups involving issues such as: needy families in Williamsburg, Blood job markets in a decade. Through it class maintained an astounding level of Human Rights, Aids and HIV, protec- Drives, and many other civic contribu- all the 3L class persevered with good excellence in academics, civic contribu- tion of the Environment, Employment tions the organization makes annually. cheer, hard work, and much success. tions, and extra-curricular activities. Rights, Disability Law, Victim Witness The Military Law Society, the Asian As Dean Reveley stated, "You all have

For the first time in the history of Rights, Homelessness and Poverty, and Law Student Alliance, the Christian been, it seems to me, glued together Dean Reveley's tenure, all of the Law Community Mediation; and finally, to Legal Society, the student division of and cheerful as well as obviously very Journals were published on time this positions in Legal Aid organizations and the Institute for Bill of Rights Law, able. Now I want you to go pass the year. The Dean added: "And they did it District Attorney and Public Defender and many others all made significant bar, all of you." with lots of qualitative material. It was offices with federal , state, and local contributions throughout the class of G d I k t u all' a banner journal year." The Moot Court governments . Many students will con- 2004 's time at W &M. 00 UC 0 yo .

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CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES

JURIS DOCTOR

August 2003

KYLE OMAR EVERETT, Mt. Vernon, NY B.A., North Carolina Agricultural & Technical State University, 1999

KRISTEN IRENE FROELICH, Fargo, NO B.S, North Dakota State University, 1999 RYAN MICHAEL RAFFERTY, Burke, VA

B.S, George Mason University, 2000 ANDREW M. YOUHAS, Falls Church, VA

B.SB.A., University of Richmond, 1996 MB.A. , College of William & Mary, 2003

December 2003

KEVIN MICHAEL BARNES, Auburn, AL B.S, United States Air Force Academy, 1994

MB.A., College of William & Mary, 2003 CHRISTOPHER KERMIT KALEBA, Williamsburg, VA

B.A., College of William & Mary, 1998 COURTNEY DAYNA LYNCH, Fairfax, VA

B.A., North Carolina State University, 1995 EMILY BRONWEN ZrrrER-SMITH, Wonderuu, CO

B.A., University of Colorado at Boulder, 1996

May 2004

GARY LEE ABBOTT, Newport News, VA B.S, Christopher Newport University, 2001

JOHN JOSEPH ALLEN, Larchmont, NY B.A. , American University, 1998

PETER GR1FFITH ALLEN, Takoma Park, MD B.A., University of Virginia, 2000

RUSSELL FREDERICH ANDERSON, Mountain View, CA B.A., University of Virginia, 2000

SADA REBECCA ANDREWS, Glen Ellyn, IL B.A., Gordon College, 2001

KENDRA DAWN ARNOLD, Bassett, VA B.A., University of Richmond, 2001

HEATHER LEE ARPIN, Sheboygan, WI B.S, University of Wisconsin-Madison, 2001

JOSEPH EDWARD AsHMAN, Warrensburg, MO B.A., University of Missouri, 1996

MA., Louisiana State University, 2001 J. ANDREW AUSTIN, Roanoke, VA B.A., Wake Forest University, 1992 MA., University of Virginia, 1994 Ph.D., University of Virginia, 2000

ROBERT ELLIOTT BARNSBY, Torrington, CT B.S, United States Military Academy, 1996 JASON MITCHELL BAXTER, Albany, NY

B.A. , University of Rochester, 2000 JENNIFER LYNN BECKER, Fleetwood, PA

B.A., Syracuse University, 2001 LINDA E. BEEBE, Saugerties, NY B.A., Georgetown University, 2001

SARAH ANNE BELCHER, Richmond, VA B.A. , University of Virginia, 2000

EDWARD WALTER BERG, Tiger, GA B.A., Emory University, 1995

MA., Georgia State University, 1998 MARK RICHARD BERLICK, Ft. Myers, FL

B.B.A., Stetson University, 2001 JENNIFER S. BERNDT, Green Bay, WI

B.A., University of Wisconsin-Madison, 2001

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SUSAN EILEEN BILLHEIMER, Portola Valley, CA B.A ., University of California, Davis, 1997

DAVID SAUNDERS BLESSING, Cincinnati, OH B.A., College of William & Mary, 2001

JOSEPH WELDON BOATWRIGHT IV, Richmond, VA B.A., George Mason University, 2001

IAN MATIHEW BOLLING, Virginia Beach, VA B.A., Virginia Wesleyan College, 1999 MS, Florida State University, 2001

DANA R. BOWLING, Mt. Laurel, NJ B.A., Rutgers University, 2001

JAMES HODO BoYKIN ill, Virginia Beach, VA B.A., University of Virginia, 1997

DANIEL LEWIS BROOME-RAINES, Lovettsville, VA B.A., Georgetown University, 2001

MATIHEW EDWARD BROWN, Philadelphia, PA B.A., La Salle University, 2001

ERIN JOANNA BUTLER, Apalachicola, FL B.A., University of Florida, 2000

BENJAMIN S. CANDLAND, Potomac, MD B.A. , Brigham Young University, 2001

LINDSEY ANNE CARNEY, Newport News, VA B.A., Christopher Newport University, 2001

SHERRY LEIGH CARPENTER, Queensbury, NY B.S, Cornell University, 1990

CHRISTINA YVETTE LABRO CARROLL, Arlington, VA B.A., University of Texas at Austin, 1999

MB.A. , College of William & Mary, 2004 ELIZABETH CARTER CHANDLER, Mechanicsville, VA

B.A., University of Virginia, 1999 BRENDAN H. CHANDONNET, Manchester, NH

B.A., University of Pennsylvania, 2001 GUNTHER CHAPPE CHESNUT, Santa Barbara, CA

B.A., Reed College, 1998 CASEY LOUIS CHMIELEWSKI, Sellersville, PA B.S, United States Coast Guard Academy, 1996

NATHAN MICHAEL CIHLAR, Arlington, VA B.S, Georgetown University, 1999

CHRISTOPHER Ross CLEMENTS, Annandale, VA B.A., College of William & Mary, 1997

JEFFREY MATTHEW CONNER, Denver, CO B.S, University of Colorado at Boulder, 1999

ERIC DAVID COOK, Oneonta, NY B.S, State University of New York at Oneonta, 2000

JESSICA TREANETTE COOK, Ferrum, VA B.A., Oakwood College, 2001

IIARMON LAMONT COOPER, Hemingway, SC B.A. , Georgetown University, 2000

MPP, College of William & Mary, 2004 HELEN MAYA CRliMBAUGH, Fairfax, VA

B.A. , College of William & Mary, 1999 MARIANA TERESA CRUZ, Annandale, VA

B.A., College of William & Mary, 2001 THOMAS TULLIDGE CULLEN, Richmond, VA

B.A., Furman, 2000 T. EDWARD CUNDICK JR., Salt Lake City, UT

B.A., University of Utah, 2001 MARy CAROL DALY, Chicago, IL B.B.A., Saint MalT's College, 1985

M B.A., University of Notre Dame, 1989 BRUCE SCOTT DAVIS, Seattle, WA B.A., University of Washington, 1999

DEREK CHARLES DEGR.~SS, Wakefield, Rl B.A., Wake Forest University, 2001

MICHAEL JOHN DELUCA, Albany, NY B.A., State University of New York at Albany, 1992 JENNIFER LOUISE DESCHENES, Williamsburg, VA

B.A. , University of Connecticut, 1991 MS, Syracuse University, 1995

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THE ADVOCATE

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RYAl"l DOUGLAS DOHERTY, Williamsburg, VA B.A. , College of William & Mary, 1999

JEREMY JOSEPH DOMOZICK, Virginia Beach, VA B.A. , George Mason University, 2001

KEVIN MICHAEL DUFFAN, Virginia Beach, VA B.A. , George Mason University, 2001

JASON SCOTT EISNER, McLean, VA B.S , Syracuse University, 1998

BRETT CHRISTLl'oIA ELLSWORTH, Los Angeles, CA B.A., University of Virginia, 1999

MISTY DAWN EVANS, Richmond, VA B.A., Virginia Commonwealth University, 2001

JASON A..1IIDREW FAW, Tempe, AZ B.S , Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University, 1997

EMILY PUDAl"l FEYRER, Niskayuha, NY B.A. , State University of New York at Geneseo, 1998

A..l'oIDREW DAVID FLOR, Athens, GA B.S, United States Military Academy, 1997

BENJA.l\1IN ALBIIDiK FOWLER, Madison, WI B.A., Kenyon College, 1998

ANDREW RICHARD Fox, Chesapeake, VA B.A., Cornell University, 1995

MS , Old Dominion University, 2000 MICHAEL ANTHONY GATEN, Hampton, VA

B.A., College of William & Mary, 2001 MICHAEL ANDREW GENTRY, Guelph, Ontario, Canada

B.S, Queens University, 2001 MATTHEW BRIAN GEORGE, Glen Allen, VA

B.A ., University of Virginia, 2001 STEPHEN C. GLYMPH, Detroit, MI B.S , Michigan State University, 1994

ANGELEEN CAROLEANN GODBEY, Cincinnati, OH B.S, Georgetown University, 1998

MS , Tulane University, 2001 KATHRYN ELIZABETH GOFF, Portsmouth, RI

B.A ., University of Arizona, 2000 JENNIFER ANGELA GORGA, Paramus, NJ

B.A., University of Virginia, 2000 ADRIENNE EDITH GRIFFIN, East Northport, NY

B.A., College of William & Mary, 1997 JOHN MARK lIACKEL, San Jose, CA

B.S , United States Naval Academy, 1994 SHANNON LEE IlADEED, West Richland, WA

B.A., Occidental College, 1998 AsHLEY E . KLINE IlANDWERK, Emmaus, PA

B.A. , Princeton University, 1996 MA ., George Washington University, 1998

KAREN NICOLE lIARMs, Gosnell, AR B.M, Arkansas State University, 1997

LEAH NICOLE IlARRIs, Middletown, OH B.A., St. Joseph s College, 2001

ERIC M. HERBST, Reading, PA B.S, Albright College, 2001

SCOTT CHARLES HERMAN, Clearwater, FL B.S , United States Coast Guard Academy, 1997

JASON WILLlA.l\1IIILL, Great Falls, MT B.A. , Kenyon College, 1999

CHRlSTfl'j'E M. Ho, Hampton, VA B.A., College of William & Mary, 2001

JEREMY WmTNEY HOCHBERG, Fairfax, VA B.A., Brown University, 2001

HEATHER PAIGE HODGMAN, Greensboro, NC A.B., Duke University, 2001

MICHELE ELAINE HOGAN, Chesterfield, VA B.S , Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University, 2000

JOHN LEWIS HUGHES JR., Williamsburg, VA B.S, University of Richmond, 1999

BRIA-l'oI ARNOLD HUNT, Chesapeake, VA B.A., University of Virginia, 1997

GoLALEH KAzEMl, Virginia Beach, VA B.A., University of Virginia, 2001

SCOTT DAVID KENNEDY, Honolulu, HI B.S, University of Santa Clara, 1999 Bo KYUNG KIM, Rockville, MD

B.A. , Tufts University, 1999 MATTHEW WlLLlA.l\1 KING, Hartford, CT

B.A., Colby College, 1998 DANIEL R. KOHAUT, Vineland, NJ

B.S , University of Delaware, 2001 JENNIFER LAUREN KOMOROSKl, West Nanticoke, PA

B.S , University of Pennsylvania, 1999 JOSEPH M. KRAUSE, Verona, VA

B.A., University of Virginia, 2001 WlLLL-\M GARY L.-\MBERTH II, Cottontown, TN

B.A. , University of Tennessee, 2001 JESSICA ELIZABETH LANDREY, Worcester, PA

B.A., Colgate University, 1999 DEBM. A..l'JN LEE, Lexington, SC

B.A., Sweet Briar College, 1990 MPP, College of William & Mary, 2004

ROBERT JOHN LEWIS LETTINGTON, Nairobi, Kenya MA., University of St. Andrews, Scotland, 1993 TRIclA JOY LIGHTCAP, Prairie Village, KS

B.A., Eastern Nazarene College, 2001 NICOLE BRIDGET LlLLmRIDGE, Fredericksburg, VA

B.A. , University of Virginia, 1998 DA.l'oIAANNE LOFGREN, Williamsburg, VA

B.A., College of William & Mary, 1999

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B.S , State University of New York, Fashion Institute of Technology, 2001 T ARlQ KAMAL LoUKA, London, England

B.A., College of William & Mary, 2001 JOSEPH LOWELL, Falls Church, VA B.A., George Mason University, 1996 JA.l\1ES L. LYNCH, Richwood, NJ

B.S , Stevens Institute of Technology, 1995 MB.A., College of William & Mary, 2004

JENNIFER.ANN MACEDA, Butte, MT B.S , United States Air Force Academy, 1996

MS, Joint Military Intelligence College, 1997 JENNIFER MARIE MACIEROWSKl, Mendham Township, NJ

B.A., College of the Holy Cross, 1999 JASON TODD MANuEL, Jennings, LA

B.A., University of Southwestern Louisiana, 2001 MICHELE ELISE MARINo, Waverly, NY

B.A. , University of Rochester, 2001 ALEXANDER TEVIS MARsHALL, Roanoke, VA

B.A. , University of Virginia, 1998 DAVID PAUL MASSARON, Grosse Pointe, MI

B.A. , Michigan State University, 2000 A..J\I1Ioo'E ELIZABETH MAURER, Columbia, PA

B.A., Dickinson College, 2001 PATRICK JEFFREY MAys, Vienna, VA

B.S , Tulane University, 2001 ARCHANA JESUDlAl"l McLOUGHLIN, Richmond, VA

B.S, Duke University, 1997 DENNIS JA.MES McLOUGHLLN JR., Winchester, VA

B.A., College of William & Mary, 1998 KIRsTIN ELIZABETH MICHENER, Catonsville, MD

B.A., Brigham Young University, 1999 ~"IGELA MARIE MONTAG, Slippery Rock, PA

B.A., Juniata College, 2001 KAREN MARIE MOONEY, Olney, MD

B.S, University of Maryland, 1999 FENITA LESAI MOORE, Philadelphia, PA

B.S, North Carolina Agricultural & Technical State University, 2001

TODD lIAMILToN MULDREW, Knoxville, TN B.A., University of Tennessee, 1998

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MS., University o/Tennessee, 2001 MARY REEVES MURPHY, Norfolk, VA

B.A., University 0/ Virginia, 2000 KIERAN FRANCIS MURRAY, Raleigh, NC

B.A., North Carolina State University-Raleigh, 2001 RUTH CLAIRE NADEAU, Torrington, CT

B.A., Fairfield University, 2001 NICHOLAS DONALD NAUM, Lancaster, NY

B.A., Cornell University, 2000 JONATHAN GREGORY NEAL, Richmond, VA

B.A., University o/Virginia, 1997 KENNETH ERIC NELSON, Imperial Beach, CA B.S., United States Coast Guard Academy, 1997

ELLEN Ross O'FLAHERTY, Annandale, VA B.S., James Madison University, 2001

BRYAN JASON OLMOS, Chino Hills, CA B.A., Pepperdine University, 1999

MPP, College 0/ William & Mary, 2004 JOHN ELWOOD OWENS, Portsmouth, VA

B.S., University 0/ Richmond, 1967 MD., Medical College o/Virginia, 1971

SARAH ANNE P ARNETA, Port Moody, British Columbia, Canada B.A., Dalhousie University, 1999

CHRISTOPHER DECOY PARROTT B.S., James Madison University, 1993

MB.A. , Hampton University, 1998 MARK VINCENT PASCUCCI, Billerica, MA

B.A., Gordon College, 1997 MICHAEL MARTIN PAVLOVICH, Layton, UT

B.A., University o/Utah, 2000 ERIC GILL PETERSON, Richmond, VA

B.A., Vanderbilt University, 2000 JOSEPH FRANCIS PHILLIPS, Clifton Park, NY

B.A., University 0/ Richmond, 1998 ALEXANDER NEAL PICKANDS, Arlington, VA

B.A., St. John s College, 1996 KELLY MARIE KUMPULA PINNEO, South Lyon, MI

B.A., University 0/ Michigan-Dearborn, 2001 SARAH KRISTIN POULTER, Virginia Beach, VA

B.A., Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University, 1998 JOHN EDWARD PRICE, Williamston, NC

B.A., University o/North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 2001 SARAH ADELLA WYSE PRICE, Aiken, SC

B.S, University o/South Carolina, 1993 MS., Clemson University, 1997

JOSHUA DANIEL RAYNES, Pulaski, VA B.S., Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University, 2000

JEFFREY MICHAEL REALE, New Hartford, NY B.A., State University o/New York at Binghamton, 2001

ERIKA CHRISTINE REIGLE, Quakertown, PA B.A., University 0/ Pennsylvania, 2001

GARY SHAUN RICHARDSON, Richlands, VA B.S., Rad/ord University, 2001

MARGARET CARTER RICKETTS, Waynesboro, VA B.A., University o/Virginia, 2001

JENNIFER CHOI RmOSH, Mercerville, NJ B.A., Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University, 1997

NATASHA CAMILLE ROBINSON, Waldorf, MD B.A., St. Marys College 0/ Maryland, 2001

JOHN KUROPATKIN ROCHE, Alexandria, VA B.A., Georgetown University, 1999

SARAH ADRIENNE ROHN B.A., Ohio Wesleyan University, 2001

SETH LAKEMAN RUNDLE, Wichita, KS B.A., Benedictine College, 2001

PAUL DONALD RUSH, Memphis, TN B.A., University o/Tennessee, 2001

KERR! CORNING RUST

Wednesday, April 2004

KATHRYN RENEE SACCO, Cedar Rapids, IA B.A., University o/Virginia, 2001

TIMOTHY O'BRIEN SCHIMPF, East Lansing, MI B.A., University 0/ Michigan, 2001

KRISTINE L. SCHMIDT, Dix Hills, NY B.A., University 0/ Miami, 2000

MB.A., University 0/ Miami, 2001 BRIAN LAWRENCE SCHMITT, Midlothian, VA

B.A., University o/Virginia, 2001 JOSEPH ANTHONY SCHOUTEN, Appleton, WI

B.A., University o/Dayton, 2001 CHRISTOPHER AARON SEACORD, Vienna, VA

B.S., University o/Virginia, 2001 MARYA JANE AzAER SHAHRlARY, Los Angeles, CA

B.A., University o/California-Los Angeles, 2001 ETHAN APPLETON SHANER, Los Alamos, NM

B.A., University 0/ Arizona, 1999 MONICA HERSH KHETARPAL SHOLAR, Bartlett, IL

B.S., University o/Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 2001 BRYAN KENDALL SHORT, Atlanta, GA

B.A., Boston College, 2000 JOHN PORTER SHULTS, Tulsa, OK

B.S., University o/Virginia, 1997 McKAy MICHAEL SMITH, Kent, OH B.A., College o/William & Mary, 2001

JEFFREY DONALD SPANN, Topsham, ME B.A., University o/Virginia, 1995

KEVIN DANIEL SREBNICK, Malverne, NY B.A., University 0/ Virginia, 1998

JUSTIN WADE STEMPLE, Fairview, MI B.A., Alma College, 2001

BEN TAO, Sunnyvale, CA B.A., University o/California-Berkeley, 2001

HARRy TASHJIAN IV, West Chester, PA B.A., The Citadel, 2001

JESSICA GENEVIEVE TAVERNA, Williamsburg, VA B.A., James Madison University, 2000

DENISE LYNN TENNANT, Herndon, VA B.A., Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University, 2001

SEAN MICHAEL TEPE, Wantagh, NY B.A., Georgetown University, 1998

MATTHEW K. THOMPSON, Liberty, MO B.A., Brown University, 1998

MATTHEW WILLIAM THOMPSON, Hartly, DE B.A., University 0/ Delaware, 2000

BRIAN VICTOR THURMol'l-n, Columbia, SC B.S. , Georgia Institute a/Technology, 1996

MS., Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University, 2002 JEFFREY SCOTT THURNHER, Woodbridge, VA

B.S., University o/Virginia, 1996 HOPE REGINA TOWNES, Hurt, VA

B.A. , University o/Virginia, 2001 ALEXANDER KOERNER TUCCI, Sarasota, FL

B.S., University 0/ Florida, 2000 DANIEL PATRICK TULL, Seattle, WA B.A., University o/Washington, 1995

BETH.ANN VANDEGRIFT, Murray, KY B.A., James Madison University, 1994

JASON WILLIAM VANDER POORTE, Grand Rapids, MI B.S., Aquinas College, 2000

JAMES ANDREW SCOTT VATNE, Williamsburg, VA B.A., University 0/ Richmond, 2000

AMANDA LEE WAIT, Cincinnati, OH B.A., University 0/ Cincinnati, 2000

SARAH-NELL H. WALSH, McLean, VA B.A., University o/Virginia, 2001

TRINA ELIZABETH WALTERS, Durham, NC A.B., Duke University, 1999

Til.E ADVOCATE

TRAVIS D\\1GHT \VHEATLEY, St. Thomas, VI A.B., Harvard University~ 2000

MA.,"\.·WELL HUDDLESTOl' WIEGARD,Oakton, VA B.A., Universit}· of Tlrginia, 2001

SPENCER McLAUGHLIN WIEGARD, Oakton, VA B.A .. Un ivers it}· o.f Virginia, 2001

KUHERINE LOUISE \VII..LL~~IS , Port Jefferson, NY B.A. , University· o.fWisconsin-Madison, 2000

KERR!); CHARLES WOLF, Ardmore, PA B.A., College of William & Mar}; 2001

DAVID BRIAN WONDERLICK, Shenandoah, PA B.A. , Susquehanna Univers ity; 2001

JOYCE ELAINE WO"'G, Brisbane, Australia B.A., University· of Rochester, 2001

PHILIP CHRISTOPHER WOODWARD, Richmond, VA B.A., College of William & MarJ~ 2001

LAURA LORRl.1\TE WRIGHT, New Braunfels, TX B.S. , Texas A&M University; 1996

JOSEPH E. WRKICH, Costa Mesa, CA B.S., California State University-Fullerton, 2001

BRADLEY J .>\...1\-l£S WYATT, Denver, CO B.A., Brigham Young Un iversity, 2000

YVETTE FAY ZASSENBR~R, Davison, MI B.A. , University of Michigan, 1996

MS. , Central Michigan UniverSity, 1997 KRISTIN Al'IIl'I'E MARTIN ZECH, Harrisburg, PA

B.A. , College of William & Mary, 2001 L AURA Z~ANl'I, Oak Park, IL

B.A., DePaul University; 2001

MASTER OF LAWS IN THE A.MERICAN LEGAL SYSTEM

May 2004

AKHMEDOV R USTA.1\-lJO:-l RAKHMATJO:-lOnCH, Tashkent, Uzbekistan LL.B., University of rVorld Economy & Diplomac}~ 1996

DAVID COY BEDENHA.M, Walsall, United Kingdom LL.B. , University of London, 2003

SH.>\LlNA K. CHELVA.,\,ATHAN, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia LL.B, Un iversity of London, 1997

NATALL<\ FoRKl.'\', Chesapeake, VA LL.B., Sumy Agricllltural Technikum, 1994

LL.M , National Juridical Academy of Ukraine, 1999 CHAO Gu, Rugao, J iangsu Province, People's Republic of China

LL.B., Lmv School of Xiamen University~ 2001 JL4.J'IJUN L AN, Beijing, People's Republic of China

LL.B., Beijing College of Economics, 1990 LL.M, Peking University, 2000

LIN LI, Guangzhou City, People's Republic of China LL.B. , School of Law of Sun Yat-sen University, 2003

ADELA BASIDR P ARVAIZ, Lahore, Pakistan B.A., Kinnaird College, 1995

LL.B. , Punjab Law College, 2000 iliON-TAE SON, Seoul, South Korea

LL.B. , Sung Kyun Kwan University, 1995 SANDRA STA.NDHAFf, Schoeffengrund, Germany

LL.B., Phillips University School of Law, 1999 LL.B. , State of Bremen, Germany, 2001

XIAoYING WANG, Guangzhou City, People 's Republic of China LL.E. , North China University of Technology, 1992

Ho SEONG YOON, Pusan, South Korea B.S. , Seoul National University, 1983

MS., Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology, 1985 LL.B., Korea National Open University, 2000

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ORDER OF THE COIF

The Order of the Coif is a national scholastic honor society in law. Its purpose is "to foster a spirit of careful study and to mark in a fitting manner those who have attained a high ~ade of SCholarship" in the study of law. The English Order of the Coif was the most ancient and one of tne most honored institutions of the COlnmon law. Its origins may antedate the Norman Conquest. The American Order of the Coif was founded in 1912. Membership in it is the highest academic honor a law student may achieve. It is equivalent to membership in Phi Beta Kappa for undergraduates, recognizing the scholastic achievement of students selectea from the upper ten percent of their class.

AWARDS GIVEN AT GRADUATION

The Citizen Lawyer Award

This award honors a graduate or friend of the Law School who stands squarely in the Jeffersonian tradition of outstanding citizenship and leadership.

The Walter L. Williams Jr. Memorial Teaching Award

This annual award is named in honor of the late Professor Walter L. Williams Jr., who died in 1991. The winner is selected by the graduating class.

The Lawrence W. I'Anson Award

The Lawrence W. I' Anson Award is presented an­nually to a member of the graduating class who in the judgment of the Law Schooffaculty has shown evidence of great professional promise through scholarship, character and leadership. The award, supported by an endowment given by tne Beazley Foundation of Ports­mouth, Virgi!!:ia, honors the late Lawrence W. l' Anson, former Chief Justice of the SURreme Court of Vir~a and first President of the Boaril of Directors of the Na­tional Center for State Courts.

The George Wythe and John Marshall Awards

These awards have been made possible through the generosity of William & M~ graduates Robert Friend Boyd and Sara Miller Boyd. The Wythe and Marshall Awards recognize exceRtional character, leadership and selfless service to the Law School community. The Wythe Award goes to a member of the law school student body and tile Marshall Award to a member of the faculty or staff.

The Thurgood Marshall Award

Given annually by the William & Mary Law School Association, the Thurgood Marshall award goes to that member of the MarShall-Wythe community, whether student, faculty member, friend or alumnus, who best exhibits the ideals of distinguished public service ex­emplified by Justice Marshall.

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Jessica G. Taverna

Jessica,

We congratulate you on your achievement of your law degree. We are proud of you for all the hard work that went into your accom­plishments. It has been wonderful having you here with us in Wil­liamsburg. We are going to miss our fun times together.

Love, Mom and Dad

Harmon LaMont Cooper (Monty)

To Our Dear Monty,

Thank you for realizing years ago that a winner is someone, who believes and trusts in God, sets realistic goals, commits himself to those goals, and then pursues relent­lessly his goals until they are met. You continue to make us proud.

Much Love. Mommy and Dad

Yvette Zassenbraker

Fantastic! What a wonderful accomplishment and a job well done. Best of luck in your new profession. You have made us both very proud!

Love, Mom and Dad

Angeleen Caroleann Godbey

From Tokyo to Nepal From Foreign Service to the law Third World econ gave its call Many degrees for your wall But its you we love more than all And the help you'll give to those who fall Love, Don and Sonia Godbey, your parents

Scott, Congratulations , Son. You

have accomplished your lifetime dream. \Vords can not express how proud we are of your great achievements.

Love, Mom and Dad

Dana Bowling

We are so proud of you. Con­gratulations and best of luck for your future success.

Love, Mom, Bob, Ryan, and Hurricane

Adrienne Griffin

CongratulatIOns to our # 1 daugh­ter. We are very proud of you. Love, Mom, Dad, Erika, Phil, Jared, Kurt and Kato

Gunther Chappe Chesnut

When you were young your dreams were of heroic accom­plishments. You pushed yourself to climb high peaks, run a 2:52 marathon, become fluent in Span­ish and Portuguese, complete two years in the Peace Corps in Bolivia, and now are graduating law school. Way to go, Mr. G!

Love, Mom and Dad

Jason William Vander Poorte

We are so proud of you.

Congratulations and Blessings for the future! '''For I know the plans I have for you,' declares the Lord, 'p lans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future. '" Jeremiah 29: 11

Love, Mom and Dad

Joshua Raynes

Melon heads rock! We are so proud of you and love you very much! Congratulations.

Mom and Mike

Wednesday, April 2004

Holding you in our arms twenty-four years ago, we knew you were our dream come true. Watching you achieve your own dreams has been a joy. We are so proud of you.

Love, Dad, Mom, and David

Gary Shaun Richardson

Shaun: We are so proud of you. We lO'it

you and always knew you would go far and make all your dreams come true. Congratulations on your graduation.

Mom, Dad and your family

Christina Y. Carroll

Sparkling Christina: eleven schools, five continents, five lan­guages; discarded complaints and copyrighted bragging rights; jug­gling unanticipated joys and obsta­cles; packing, moving, unpacking. tolerantly accepting environmental "adjustments" and questionable aircraft; obstinately struggling, leaping across those MBAlJD fin­ish lines. You never stop increasing the bounds of our pride.

Mom and Dad

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Some people only worry about what life has to give to them. But there are fewer people, of which you are a part, who think that it is more important to give life your best. You use the talents God has blessed you with to bless others. That makes you special.

Some people wait around hoping good things will come to them. But there are others, like you, who work hard to make good things happen in their lives. You are self-driven and are good at driving others to make good things happen for them too. That also makes you special.

Some people might be afraid of new experiences, of taking risks, of facing the unknown. But there are often dreamers, like you, who accept new challenges with eyes open wide in hopes oflearning new things and achieving new goals. That makes you very special.

Moment by moment, day by day, you are becoming the person you desire to be. You are someone extremely special to uS,someone we greatly admire, and someone we are tremendously proud to call our daughter. Keep dreaming new dreams, climbing new mountains, and reaching new heights. Con­gratulations to a dreamer, a doer, a striver, a seeker. We dare to be special like you. Love Always, Mom and Dad

Archana Jesudian McLoughlin

Congratulations and all the best Archana and Dennis.

Love, Mom, Dad, and Arun

Jennifer Komoroski

Congratulations Jennifer on a job well done! You've come a long way, baby! Best wishes on all your future adventures.

Love, Mom, Dad, and Cary

David P. Massaron

Dave, Justice Frankfurter said, "It is

the legal profession beyond any other calling that is concerned with those establishments, those processes, those criteria, those appeals to reason and right, which have had a dominant share in be­getting a civilized society." Con­gratulations to you as you begin your life in the law. We could not be prouder of you.

Mom, Larry, Mary, Tim, Andrea, J obu, and Marissa

Katherine L. Williams

Congratulations, Katy-we are all very proud of you. You have worked hard and secured a great future.

Dad & Jennifer, Andrew, Becky, Nanna

Kristine L. Schmidt

May the Grace of God continue to be your guide as you enter the Legal profession. You will always be a beacon of ethics and light in all that you do.

Mom, Dad, & Katy

Jeffrey Connor

Congratulations on a job well done. We are very proud of you.

Love, Mom and Dad

David S. Blessing

David - We are very proud of you and your accomplishments!

Mom and Dad

Seth Lakeman Rundle (Ga Yom Not Away)

"Success doesn't come to you .. . You go to it."

-Marva Collins

Congratulations on completion of this

Milestone in Your Life Long Journey

of Learning!

Love, Your Mother and Father

Hope Regina Townes

As you celebrate this mile­stone in your life and look toward the future, never forget what has brought you this far. We are so proud of you!

Love, Dad and Mom

Happy graduation-hope all your dreams come true. We are so proud of you.

Grandy and Grandpa

Jeffrey Scott Thurnher

How proud we are of you and your accomplishments and of your will to excel. You 've set high standards in your academic and your personal endeavors and have always met them. Never, though, have you lost your appreciation of family. We love you for that.

Mom, Dad, and Kristin

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Christopher Aaron Sea cord

Chris,

We are very proud of who you are and all you have achieved. You are a terrific young man and as you begin your journey into the world of law, our pride and love go with you.

Morn, Dad, and Jeff

Bradley James Wyatt

Dear Brad,

Congratulations, to you and Corie and Emily. We are so proud of you! All your hours of hard work and study have paid off and you have accomplished your goal. Now, get out there in the world and make a difference!

Your loving family

Justin Wade Stemple

Justin, your Dad and I are so proud of you. You have al­ways set goals for yourself and accomplished, and most of the time, exceeded them. Hard work, determination, and confidence in yourself have gotten where you are today . . .

A William and Mary Law School graduate!!

We love you and CONGRATULATIONS!

Mom and Dad

John Edward Price

Congratulations John! You make us proud. What a blessing to have you in our lives. May God continue to bless you and Sara as you follow His leading. Phil. 1:6

Dad and Mom

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Anne E. Maurer

Congratulations Anne!

To our precious daughter who has brought so much love and joy into our lives. We are so proud of you. We love you! Jeremiah 29:11

Love, Mom, Dad, Chris, Leslie, and Erich

Jennifer Marie Macierowski

To our daughter Jennifer: You have always reached high, given much, and worked hard. Our wish for you, all you deserve and more. Congratulations and Love always,

Mom, Dad, and Lawrence

Shannon Hadeed

Shannon, mere words cannot hope to express the pride and joy that we feel as you graduate from William and Mary Law today. We watched in awe as you went from precious newborn to the accom­plished young woman that you have become. Your intrepid spirit and sense of adventure have al­

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Matthew,

We do not tell you often enough, but everyday you make us proud to be your parents. You have independently achieved all of the goals you set for yourself; your determination and hard work have made you success­ful in all your undertakings. We offer you our heartfelt congratu­lations.

Love, Mom and Dad.

T. Edward Cundick, Jr.

Tedward,

As you approach the mo­mentous occasion of graduation from one of our nation's finest institutions, we express heartiest congratulations and extreme pride that you have accomplished this truly great feat. After twenty years of academia, we pray that you can readjust to life in the real world.

Your Family

survive the personal hardships that have come your way, and to ac­complish your educational goals. We rejoice in your successes and watch in wonder to see what you will do next! We love you today I

and always. Seize the day! Love, Mom, Grandma, Grandpa, Sabrina, Jameal and Jowed.

Jason Andrew Faw

May the future bring you con­tinued success and the fulfillment of all your dreams.

Dad, Mom, Hally, & Tanya .

Jennifer Angela Gorga

Jennifer you have made us very proud with all of your ac­complishments. Your hard work, perseverance and will to succeed have helped you attain your goal. We should have known long ago, when you walked at nine months old. May good fortune always be with you.

Love, Mom, Dad, Christyn

Fenita LeSai Moore

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Fenita, Fe, Booksie, Stink, Neekie, Neat, Ms. LeSai Congratulations on this major accomplishment. Achievements are not new to you. With each one, you have maintained the splendid values that make your family so proud to know you. Regardless of what name we use, remember that it is always uttered with love.

The Parentals (AKA- Ma & Dad, Faye & Dan)

Jason T. Manuel

Dad and I want to express the pride we have in you for your hard work and dedication to achieve this great accomplishment. Towishyou greatness in your future and to say you will always have our support in all you do.

Love, Mom & Dad

Laura Zinanni

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Laura, Congratulations! WI are so proud of you for all tha you have achieved. Best wishe for a successful, fulfilling caree in law.

Love, Mom, Dad, Meredith, & Beth

Jennifer Maceda

No words can express the pride we have for you. You continue to surpass all the dreams we have ever had for you. Good luck as you begin your career as a lawyer in Air Force Jag.

Love, Mom and Dad

Karen Mooney

Karen,

Your accomplishments at Wil­liam & Mary have made us very proud. Well done! Your sense of perspective and balance between school, family, friends , and work will serve you well. As you go forward continuing a family tradi­tion of public service, keep your perspective.

Love, Mom, Dad, Family & Friends

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Paul Rush

"It is not what he has which directly expresses the worth of a man, but what he is."

Henri Frederic Amie1

Sarah Parneta

Sarah .. . Congratulations. We are proud of you for your accom­plishments, for your independent spirit, your sense of adventure and your thoughtfulness. Good luck on your next challenge.

Love Morn and Dad

Joseph Edward Ashman

Joe, words are inadequate to express our pride in you and your accomplishments. Throughout your academic careers- BA, MA and now JD- you have brought us much joy in your achievements. Thank you for being a loving son. We wish you success as an attorney.

Love, Mom and Dad

Heather Paige Hodgman

Congratulations Heather! Way to go! Your entire family is proud of all of your accomplishments. May you go from here to achieve all that you wish to in life.

Love, Mom and Dad Ham, Carol, and Kim

Sean Tepe

You are the best ofthe best. You are a gift from God. Congratula­tions! 1 am so very proud of you.

Love, Mom

Kendra Uawn Arnold ,....

When you were born, Kendra, we couldn't have possibly known the heights to which you would soar, the "firsts" you would achieve, or the people you would meet. Remember your motto - "1 can do all things through Christ who strengthens me." We love you and are proud of you!

Mommy and Daddy

Leah Nicole Harris

Nikki,

Sometimes a child is born and it is clear they are destined for great­ness. We know God has called you to accomplish a purpose beyond what we can even imagine. Hold fast to that call. We are so proud of you as a person. God bless.

Love, Mom & Dad

Eric Peterson

Congratulations Eric on a suc­cessful three years at William & Mary. We are so very proud of you and appreciate the sacrifices you have made to achieve your goal. What a wonderful thing you have done. Bravo!

From: The whole family

Golaleh "Lili" Kazemi

We are extremely proud of Golaleh for her impressive achieve­ment, which she has earned, despite many adversities, through pure perseverance, diligence, proper focus and immeasurable stamina, resilience, and determination. We hope that her intellect and wisdom will continue to guide her to success in all walks of life.

Bijan & Zina Kazemi

Kathryn E. Goff

Congratulations Kate on a job well done. You are a special woman with special talents, and we are so proud of you.

Our Love, Mom, Dad, & Steve

Nicole Bridget Lillibridge

Nicole: You 'vetouched another star!! Dad and 1 recall your ardent focus in pre-school as a "list maker" (even to this day); and in grade school our "novelist" and "creative entrepreneur." Celebrate our pride over a job well done and in being the intelligent, compassionate woman you continue to become.

Love, Morn & Dad

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Kieran Murray ~, """"~W'

Proud of you? Always! You have worked arduously, eating meagerly, always stayed focused. Your sense of humor and gentle spirit have served you well. Thom­as Wolfe says it best, " ... he has gloriously succeeded and won a satisfaction and a triumph few men ever know."

Congratulations, Mom, Dad, Deidre, Gillian, Greg

Edward Walter Berg

HurrahEdward, our enchanting, ever-growing, a Homey-educated, Army-Captain son. With valor and vigor you've gutted Salmon in Alaska, parachuted from planes, patrolled in Thailand, married and had Cora Jane. Good Luck in going forward to serve God and others. Thanks for enriching our lives.

Love, Mom & Travis

Brendon Hayes Chandonnet

Brendan Hayes, After 22 years of educational

excellence, it seems like only yes­terday, since you attended "Kids College." We are extremely proud of you and your accomplishments. Best ofluck for a bright future, you deserve it! Always be happy!

Love, "The Allied St. Posse" (Dad, Mom, Caits, & Sky)

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§OOdt-!JEi 'J'Wm CihE clfdeJocah ~taff I would like to thank the students, faculty, and administration for all of their

support of The Advocate this year. Your interest and participation have made this the best year yet for the student law school newspaper. I would also like to thank my stafUor all of their hard work, insight, and inherent talents. Your willingness to work relentlessly covering stories, writing articles at the last minute, making late night and early morning edits even when on vacation, and long weekends of layout made the paper a success. I feel very lucky to have been your Editor­in-Chief. I am certain that with Nicole Travers as the new Editor-in-Chief the paper will reach even greater heights .

I would also like to thank the parents for all of their contributions and par­ticipation in our final graduation issue. They made this issue truly special. I had the privilege of reading all of the messages to the 3Ls and I am proud to be a part of such a talented group of people. I have every confidence that the upcoming classes will also be smashing successes.

I have greatly enjoyed writing the Angel @ Law and Sex & Law columns over the last two years. I hope you enjoyed reading them as much as I did writ­ing them - remember nothing is ever that serious. So let me leave you with a final word: I am often asked, as you are, what kind of a lawyer do you want to be? To which I respond, "A great one." The questioner usually thinks I am being sarcastic or flip. I'm not. They mean to ask, "What kind of law do you want to practice?," which really isn 't that important. You can be good at many things, but being great is not so easy. I would like to be a great lawyer and a great writer. And with a class as blessed as mine, I have no doubt that all of the 3Ls will be great lawyers, regardless of class rank, GPA, or job salary.

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On a personal level, I would like to thank everyone who has written for news over the past two years. I especially thank Susan Billheimer, who has given us wonderfully informative articles about the school Honor Code and Legal Aid clinics, to name only two of many. Thanks also to Gary Abbott, who has served as copy editor for the past two years and has put up with last-minute submissions, stray commas, and stressed-out section editors.

Finally, I know I am leaving the News section in the eminently capable hands of Marie Siesseger, who served as my assistant this year. I thank her for her incredible commitment over the past two years and have no doubt that she will continue to improve the quality of the paper.

Best wishes,

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A Fo fVd FtVye,w-e,ll Messages from the William & Mary Administration and Faculty

_ Your first year in law school witnessed some of the most stress­ful and frightening events that have ever occurred in our individual and collective experiences. Not only did you survive law school despite the devastating events of your first semester, you went on to thrive and contribute in ways unsurpassed by any class that I know of. We at William and Mary know that you are going to succeed beyond your wildest expectations; you, in turn, know that we at William and Mary will take credit for every single success you achieve.

In the hopes that others can learn from my experience ...

The Five Most Important Things I've Done Wrong Since Graduat­ing From Law School (that I can state publicly): 1. Not had more children 2. Let my daughter join a travel soc­cer team (don't let it happen to you! kills whole weekends. what ever happened to pick-up games at the schoolyard?) 3. Lost touch with good friends from law school 4. Boarded a return flight from Anguilla, British West Indies (AKA Paradise; oooh, those powder white beaches, nearly deserted, stretching for miles .. . ) 5. On a number of occasions: acting without sufficient reflection, espe-

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The class of '04 has been a great class; we will miss having you around. Come back and see us sometime.

Glenn Coven

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The Five Most Important Things I've Done Right Since Graduating From Law School: 1. Had 2 children 2. Quit pretending I had hair on the top of my head by combing strands from side to side (was becoming a "swoop guy") 3. Started exercising regularly (not until I turned 40, very painful at that age; do it sooner!) 4. Learned to stop fighting it, and instead embraced my addiction to eBay 5. Weighed personal satisfaction in work far above monetary compen­sation E. Kades

To the Class of 2004 -

I know you won't forget your three years (and for some of you, seven years!) in Williamsburg. I know you will also spread the word to your employers and others just what a wonderful law school this. Never underestimate the power of word-of-mouth! But please do three more things after you leave here:

(1) keep in touch with your professors-e-mail us when you're involved in a matter you think might interest us -we're always glad to hear good war stories, stories of triumphs and stories about interesting client problems;

(2) ask us for help-when you confront an ethical problem, or a research assignment that seems to have no answer, see if we can offer some assistance (the price is right and we frequently have some pretty good advice); and

(3) keep in contact with each other-this kind of net­working will make it easier if you want to make a job change in a few years, and is also a very satisfying way to keep connected. My other suggestions are the same as always: make sure as a lawyer you

(1) have some fun, (2) do some good, and (3) cause a little trouble for someone who deserves it.

My very best wishes to you all ..... .

Jayne W. Barnard Cutler Professor of Law

The Legal Skills Program extends sincere appreciation to our graduating Junior Partners. You have made this a remarkable year with your talents, good humor and collegiality.

II Kendra Arnold, Heather Arpin, Casey What a wonderful group of people make up the graduating class in Chmielewski, Ted Cundick, Andy Fox, jennifer

ourlawschool. Others will surely talk about your diverse backgrounds, Gorga, Ashley Handwerk, Fenita Moore, Shaun yourgreatabilitiesandyourdevotiontothestudy oflaw. Iwill, though, Richardson, Kathryn Sacco, Jeff Thurnher, always think of the Class of 2004 as being remarkably committed to Yvette Zassenbraker YOU WILL BE MISSED! working for the public good. Over the past three years I and others have been involved with a number of criminal justice related projects including work in capital matters, educational programs at correctional centers, and providing research assistancefor lawyers handling appeals of indigent criminal defendants. On each occasion we have asked members of your class to participate, to work for no unit credit, no money. On each occasion we were overwhelmed by the generous response, always far too many people to be working on a particular project. So many of you have labored mightily on difficult pro bono matters under trying conditions. Yet always you have been enthusiastic, cooperative, and genuinely helpfuL For all of that, I say to you, Class of 2004, thank you so much for being such a caring group of outstanding individuals.

Paul Marcus

Andy Fox - we have been proud to be your partners. Thank you for your hard work and commitmentto our Legal Skills Firm. - Jim and Patty

The Academic Support Program wishes to thank the graduating teaching assistants - Thomas Cullen, Golaleh Kazemi, David Massaron, Sarah­Nell Walsh, and Katherine Williams. Your energy and expertise have helped countless students. Thank you!

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Messages from the William & Mary Administration and Faculty

Class of 2004, it's hard for me to believe you're graduating, I remember as if it were yesterday talking with some of you during your admission rites, I encountered President Lamberth for the first time in June 2001 in the faculty mailroom. WilliaJl1 had made an early pilgrimage from Tennessee to Williamsburg to take the pulse of the school and the Burg and to begin earning some money to sate expenses,

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leadership, creativity, common sense and good cheer have had a superb impact. The '. Amicus reborn smashingly as The Advocate is a great example of what I'm talking about Jim Heller but it's only one example among many.

Early during Law Camp when you had barely joined us, I pOinted out you were beginning a relationship with Marshall-Wythe that was going to last a relatively brief time on campus and then for the rest of your life, The fact you went to William & Mary Law School is now an abiding part of your identity, Please do stay in touch with your legal alma mater because it wants very much to have you as a participating member of the family for many decades to come.

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