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By Patricia Eleazer
First place honors at the
Southern Regional Law Moot Court
competition went to the USC law
school moot court team.
The tournament was held March
5 and 6 at the University of Miami
in Coral Gables, Fla. Of the 13
Southern teams competing, USC's
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By Mary Louise Young
An organization leadership
development series is being
presented by Student Activities to
help improve USC student
organizations.
Although the series was designed
for members of student
in{^niu/.niiuiis, anyone may anuria
the sessions, according to John G.
Elkins, Community Education
Projects director.
The workshops are a result of a
survey conducted by Elkins last
tan among chartered campus
organizations which showed such
workshops might benefit their
groups.
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federal judges served as the
judging panel.
Dr. George Haimbaugh, the
team's faculty adviser, described
the moot court as a "debate of a
hypothetical situation." Each side
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Dr. Jay C. Smith, associate
professor of Education and dean ol
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will conduct the fourth of the six
session series. "Conflict
Resolution" is the topic of the April
7 session.
"Membership Recruitment and
Retention" will be the subject ol
the April 14 session featuring
Michael N. Compton, director ol
Student Activities. Elkins will
conduct the April 21 session or
"Organizational Goal Setting".
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presented by William Duffy, a USC
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the other regional champions in
Washington, D.C., in late April.
The national champion will meet
the champion law moot court team
from abroad.
Team members?Kaye K.
Gorenflo, R. Howard Grubbs,
George M. Hearn, Thomas R.
Keller and Jim O. Llewellyn worked
together to prepare the
case. Gorenflo, Grubbs and Hearn
were the oralists.
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director for programs at Russell
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" Each session begins at 8 p.m. in
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