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1967 Newsl. 1 (1967)

handle is hein.aals/aalsnews1967 and id is 1 raw text is: )NEWSLET R FROM THE OFFICE O)I1JifD fLCVJTTVED0IRECTOR Number 67-1 ebruary 28, 1967 Directory of Law Teachers For all intents and purposes, there is no 1967 Directory of Law Teachers. The green covered pamphlet that appeared at the time of the annual meeting is, by general agreement, completely unsatisfactory. Accordingly, plans are proceeding for a 1967-68 edition to be published in September, using the traditional format of the 1966 Directory and its predecessors. Questionnaires will be distributed in the Spring of 1967. Because West Publishing Company has found it impossible to administer the editing of the Directory in accordance with the necessary timetable, the processing of the questionnaires and other editing will have to be done in the Office of the Executive Director of the AALS. This will be expensive, but it is felt that the Directory is of such importance that the membership will approve the use of Association funds for this purpose. Federal Legislation Many items of legislation of concern to those in legal educa- tion will be considered by the Congress and administered by the Execu- tive Branch during the coming months. The Office of the Executive Director will make every effort to keep track of these programs and to urge that the interests of law students, law teachers and law schools, and other aspects of the legal profession generally, are not overlooked by those who are making the decisions but may not be fully informed on the subject of legal education. Representatives of the American Bar Association, backed by an authorizing resolution of the House of Dele- gates, will cooperate. Advice, suggestions and help from law teachers will be welcome indeed. Legal Clinics The Council on Education in Professional Responsibility (see AALS Newsletter of May 16, 1966, p. 4, and September 20, 1966, p. 1) has declared a temporary moratorium on consideration of grants other than grants for teacher training projects or for the production of teaching materials. It will also consider applications for grants in amounts not exceeding $7,500 provided they are of exceptional merit. The purpose of the moratorium is to enable the Council to make a full reevaluation of the program to date. MICHAEL H. CARDOZO. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, 1521 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE., N. W., WASHINGTON, D. C. 20036 PRINTINC AND IlISTRIfTTTINC_ lnmirtpev nf Thb Findnsatinn Proca Tn

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