CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 1L REPRESENTATIVES!
Congratulations to the 1L Class Representative for
2004-2005: Deanna Rosenbaum. Joel Roberson, Matt Lash, Joshua
Montgomery, Erica Khalili, Jessica Winkler, Jordon Powell,
Susan Anton, Alex Senn, and Kiran Ali.
NEXT SBA MEETING
The next SBA Meeting is scheduled for Sunday, October 17,
2004. It will be held in room 305 from 6:00-8:00.
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR SPOOKY ZOO!
Trick-Or-Treat . . . Come join the fun at Lincoln Park Zoo!
Law Student Volunteers are needed to help pass out candy and
toys to kids from the Chicago area: SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30TH,
10:30 AM - BREAKFAST PROVIDED, T-SHIRT, COSTUME CONTESTS, AND
PRIZES . . . For more information or to sign up, contact
Dawn Willow at dwillow@kentlaw.edu
or Wendy Durbin at 5durbin@stu.jmls.edu.
ABA SPONSORED GOLF OUTING
The ABA is planning a golf outing for sometime in
mid-October. Cost and details are yet to be determined, but
the course will be about 20-30 minutes outside of Chicago. Any
interested students should contact Dawn Willow at dwillow@kentlaw.edu
or Matt Steward at 5stewarm@stu.jmls.edu.
More information will become available once the ABA has
determined the number of student who are interested in
participating.
VOLUNTEER TO BE AN ELECTION JUDGE ON NOV. 2!
There is a shortage of Election Judges in the Chicago Area
for the November 2004 Presidential Elections, and you can
help. Election judges assist at the poles and play an
important role in making the elections run smoothly.
Apply and be selected as an Election Judge in the General
Election t his November and get paid at least $100 for
working the full day! You do not need to declare a political
party to participate.
Election Date: Tuesday, November 2, 2004
Application Due Date: As Soon As Possible
C ontact Christy Brewer at 5brewerc@stu.jmls.edu as
soon as possible if you are interested or have questions.
Then, it's as easy as filling out an application. There is a
recommended 4-hour training class before the elections which
you will get an additional $50 for taking.
For official and specific information, visit
www.chicagoelections.com.
In order to qualify as a judge of election, an applicant
must:
1. Be a citizen of the United States;
2. Be a registered voter in Cook County;
3. Be of good repute and character;
4. Be able to speak, read and write the English language;
5. Be skilled in the four fundamentals of arithmetic
(addition,
subtraction, multiplication and division);
6. Be of good understanding and capable;
7. Not be a candidate for any office at the election; or
8. Not be a precinct captain.
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