Spring 1984 – Issue 31 - Stanford Lawyer - Stanford University

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RSPRING 1984VOL. 18, NO.2Editor: Constance HellyerAssociate Editor:Michele FoyerArt Director:Barbara MendelsohnProduction Artists:Marco Spritzer, Nancy SingerStudent Interns:Emily Brandenfels, LisaHudsonCover photo by Leo HolubOther photo and art credits:page 45.Stanford Lawyer is publishedsemiannually for alumni/aeand friends of StanfordLaw School. Correspondenceand materials for publicationare welcome and should besent to: Editor, StanfordLawyer, Stanford Law School,Crown Quadrangle, Stanford,CA 94305. Copyright 1984 bythe Board of Trustees of theLeland Stanford Junior University.Reproduction inwhole or in part, without permissionof the publisher, isprohibited.Opinions expressed in bylinedarticles are not necessarilyshared by the editors orby Stanford Law School.Page 4FROM THE DEANPage 10FEATURE ARTICLESDefending the GuiltyBarbara A. BabcockA Conversation with William F. Baxterwith Diana DiamondAntitrust in the '80s: The Zealots vs. the WackosThomas J CampbellPage 26AT ISSUEToward an Effective Peace MovementJohn H BartonTrading in Art: Cultural Nationalism vs. InternationalismJohn Henry MerrymanGrowth Controls: Fueling the Mid-PeninsulaHouse Price ExplosionRobert C. EllicksonSCHOOL NEWSFaculty Notes2410172224263143ALUMNI/AE NEWSAlumni/ae Weekend 1983Class NotesIn MemoriamAlumni/ae GatheringsComing Events28468486Back CoverLETTERS 88
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