Summer 1999 – Issue 55 - Stanford Lawyer - Stanford University

STANFORD UNIVERSI fYSTANFORD LAW SCHOOLCROWN QUADRANGLE559 NATHAN ASSOD WAYSTANFORD, CA 94305-8610Non Profit OrganizationU,S, PostagePAIDPalo Alto, CAPermit No, 28STANFORD LAW SCHOOLCELEBRATIONALUMNI WEEKENDThursday to SundayOctober 14 to 17Hon. SandraDay O'Connor,AB '50,LLB '52AssociateJustice oftbeus. SlIjJremeCourtHon. AnthonyM. Kennedy,AB '58Associatejllstice ojtheUS.SujJremeCOllrlHon. StephenG. Breyer,AB '59Associatejllstice oJ theUS. SlIjJremeCourt,~ '.,,--.... -.i' ,I ".'"·-,1\ ,I{~.'99A truly historic gatheting of alumni, friends, students, and faculty celebrating Stanford Law School's oursranding achievements andfuture promise in its mission of preparing skilled and ethical problem-solvers and leaders in law, business, and the public seceor.FeaturingHon. GrayDavis, AB '64CovemoroJCaliforniaCharles R.Schwab,AB '59, MBA '61ClJain1JQn andCo-CEO,Tile CharlesScbwabC0I1JoralioJlHon. Ronald M.George,JD '64CMeJJustice ojtheSU/Jrel11e Coul'loJ California• Illuminating discussions with distinguished panelistsHIGHLIGHTS OF THIS EXTRAORDINARY WEEKEND WILL INCLUDE:Convocation on Law: The U.S. Supreme Court in Glohal PerspectiveA panel disl'ussioll tl'aturing ASM>l'iatl' Justices Sandra Day (rConnof. Anthony.v\. Kenne(h'. and Stephen ( .. Ilreyn. and moderated hy Dean Kathleen ,v\.Sullivan. Richard E. Lang Professor of I.aw and Stanley ,\1orrison Professor ofLaw.Convocation on Business: Wall Street's Romance with the Internet-Canthe Magic Last?Charles H. Sdlwab moderates a panel discussion addn:ssing the question andwhat it will mean for investors and the future of technology,Keynote AddressCalifornia gO\'lTnOr (iray Davis speaks on the state of education and the inlportantroIL- that Stanford and other universities play in enhandng thl" econoillicand intd1l'clUal power hasc of Silicon Valley. Calif(lrnia. and the nation.Judiciary Atrium DedicationlIonoring thc numerous Stanford Law School alumni who ha\'l' seryed on thehench.Judiciary Atrium Dedication Luncheon Panel: Courthouse andCommunity-The Judiciary's Changing Relationship with the PublicFeaturing lion, Ronald "'I, (;eorge. Chid.lustiee of the Supreme Court ofCalif(lrnia: lion. Susan Y. IIlston. .ID ·~5. [:.S. District Court of the :'\iorthernDistrict of Calif(,rnia: lion. Dayid Frank L""i . .Ill ·HO. [ ,S, District Court of theEastern District of Calif()rnia: and lion. I'amda Ann Rymer. LUI ·(H. [ .S. Courtof Appeals. :\inth Circuit.• Enlightening intellectual exchangesClasses \'\,ithout ()uizzes taught by eillinent Stanford Law School and l'ni\'l'rsityfaculty.• Elegant dining and entertainmentCelebration Under the StarsA starlit dinner on the l'niversity's ~1ain Quad. A tinle to rClninisl'c with oldfriends ami reflect on Stanf(m] Law School's exciting plans t(lt the future.Reunion Dinner/Dance at Stanford Law SchoolDine with fellow dasstnates in your own class payilion, then join otherreunion celebrants to dance the night away,Special reunion activities will he hdd f(lt the I. I'J';'J. I'J';I. and I'JI'J,l'1l'ase note: llis Excellency Koli Annan. Secretary {;eneral of the ['nitedNations. originally schedu1l'd III deliyer the .Iackson II, Iblsllln Lecture inInternational Law. has had III postpone his \'isit III Stanf()f(LFor further information, ~Iease call the Alumni Relations Office at(650 723·2730, or e-maillaw.a1umni.re ations®forsythe.stanford.edu.