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Law students win competition
By Lori Clepper
"All I want out of life Is to bs able to
buy someone lunch and not have to look
at the1 check," said Kelley Br
chairman of the UNL Publications Board
and senior law student.
Baker has, for the last two years, won
the UNL Moot Court Competition for
writing the best law briefs. Out of 70
teams of junior UNL law students
competing last year, eight were chosen
to compete as seniors. Baker and his
partner David Buntain won that contest.
"The thing is," Baker said, "no one
else wants to go to all that trouble and
work. So, we won."
Baker contends that he drives Buntain
crazy because he writes his prize
winning law briefs the night before the
competition.
"Kelley and I have different ideas on
work," Buntain said. "But he's got a
hell of a lot of talent, and I respect that
talent."
"When Buntain and I entered (the
UNL Moot Court Competition) in our
junior year, we figured we'd have no
chance," Baker said. "We didn't hear
anything for months, so it Decame a
running joke to ask when we were going
to get our award. Finally, we asked one
professor who didn't know it was a joke,
and he gave us our awards. "
Future undecided
Baker will be graduated in May but he
said he has no plans for when he gets
out: "I kind of like the idea of being a
trial lawyer and appealing to a jury with
one of those 'this poor woman...'
stories, but I don't really know. Besides,
why should I get a iob? What do I need
money for? I figured as long as I'm
warm and well-fed. I'm okay. Of course
I would like a nrw color TV and a tape
deck. ..Maybe I should get a job."
Baker is a law clerk at the Nebraska
State School Boards Assoc., where he
works at least 20 hours a week.
"It looks like I do a lot," he said.
"But I see myself rather like a
rutabaga I'm vegetating."
The spare time that Baker does have,
he wastes, he said.
"I do go to the YMCA every now and
then. You see, doctors take Wednesdays
and play golf. Law students go play
racquet ball and handball."
Regional competition
As an undergraduate, Baker was a
member of the ASUN Senate, the
Cornhusker (UNL's former yearbook)
and the Arts and Sciences Advisory
Board. Last year, he served on the Fee
Allocations Board, which detemines
how student fees are spent.
"I don't do that much of interest I
sleep, I eat, occasionally I go to classes.
I sell programs at tho games and was in
the Army. I guess I'm just a veteran
waiting for benefits to go up."
Baker and Buntain will' compete in the
regional moot court competition in
November in Omaha. If they win, the
team will go on to the national
competition in New York City, held in
December.
If that happens, "I might just have to
start'working a little," Baker said.
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Good opportunity for student
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Guitarist needed immediately
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