Wednesday, September 17, 1975
daily nebraskan
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Pre-law organization
to help 'get
students on track'
'The first year, they scare you to death.
Tfie second year, they work you to death.
The third year, they bore you to death"
old law school saying
The next class of freshmen law students at the NU Col
lege of Law still might have the fear of professional school
injected into their blood, but an infant organization of pro
spective law students might lessen the sting.
The Prospective Law Students' Association, a newly
formed group, will help ease the transition from under
graduate to law student, chairman Jim Curtiss said.
,We plan on concerning ourselves with how to get into
law school, whether to go and how to survive after being
accepted," Curtiss said. "When new students enter the
school, they already will have some degree of camaraderie."
Curtiss is a senior majoring in English and Political
Science at UNL. "
About 175 students attend the group's organizational
meeting Sept. 8, he said.
The association isn't only intended for students who are
planning to attend the NU College of Law, but for those
going to any law school, Curtiss said.
He added that he plans to apply to the NU College of
Law as well as other law schools.
The group now is in the process of being recognized by
UNL as a student organization, pending the presentation of
a constitution to AS UN, he said. After being formally re
cognized, Curtiss said, they .will apply for funding from
student fees. ' '
Curtiss said he first thought of starting a group for pro
spective law students last summer. He then consulted with
Don Shaheyfelt, assistant dean of the NU College of Law,
who favored the idea.
"I felt there was a real need for an organization of this
type," Curtiss said. "ItH help put pre-law students on the
right track."
Although the group is primarily concerned . with stu
dents planning on going to law school, Curtiss said grad
uates also will receive help with the problem of finding a
job.
ATTENTION
ALL HOME ECON.
MAJOR:
There is one ASUN senate position open for a
representative from the College of Home Economics.
There are also openings on:
Housing PoHcy Committee Grading
Intercollegiate Athletics Human Rights
Parking Appeals Committee on Equality
ROT C Advisory Board Libraries (grad.)
Campus Security Advisory Board ,
Student Suspension & Dismissal
Teaching Council (grad.)
' UNL Police Committee
If interested come to or call the ASUN office,
334 Neb. Union,
472-2581
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