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1971 Newsl. 1 (1971)

handle is hein.aals/aalsnews1971 and id is 1 raw text is: Asoito of Amican Law chol NEWSLETTER AALS NEWSLETTER Annual Meeting FROM THE OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Number 71-1 February 22, 1971 Committee Appointments Annual Meeting, 1970: Slightly over 1300 registrants were recorded for the 1970 Annual Meeting at the Sheraton-Chicago Hotel. The transcripts of the General Sessions and the luncheon proceedings, including presentation of the Triennal Coif Award, will be published in Part Two of the Annual Meeting Proceedings. Papers presented and discussions during round table meetings dealing with the theme Man in Nature will be published separately. As a result of the election held on Dec- ember 30th, the following will constitute the Executive Committee of the Association for 1971: EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE FOR 1971 PRESIDENT ALFRED F. CONARD University of Michigan Lato School PRESIDENT-ELECT RICHARD C. MAXWELL University of California School of Lac, Los Angeles (Visiting, University of Minnesota Law School) SERVING DURING 1970 AND 1971 IAN R. MACNEIL Co-nell Lae School WILLARD H. PEDRICK Arizona State University College of Laiw SERVING OURING 1971 AND 1972 PAUL OBERST University of Keotucky College of Lai, MAURICE ROSENBERG Colunbia University School of Lai, Future Annual Meetings The meeting of 1971 will be held on the usual dates, December 27-30, in the Sheraton-Chicago Hotel. The 1972 Annual Meeting is scheduled for the Waldorf As- toria Hotel in New York City, and the 1973 Annual Meeting will be in New Orleans, with the new Marriott as the headquarters and overflow at the Roosevelt. For 1974, the Ex- ecutive Committee has decided to consult a random sample of law teachers to determine how much sentiment there is for changing the time of year of the Annual Meeting, and the kinds of locations that have been selected. President-Elect Richard C. Maxwell would like to have expressions of interest on the enclosed sheet from as many law teachers as possible, indicating the committees on which they would like to serve during 1972. Through committee service, each teacher can make a significant contribution to the improvement of legal education. This contribution, of course, is enhanced when the committees are given funds for meetings and other activities, and efforts to obtain such funds are being made. Selection will start right after March 15th, so all are urged to send their state- ments of preference as quickly as possible to Professor Maxwell. Anti-Poverty Law Conference The proceedings of the Conference on the Teaching of Anti-Poverty Law, sponsored by the AALS and held at Fordham Law School early in 1969, have been published, and copies distributed to law schools and their libraries. A limited supply of additional copies is avail- able for distribution to individual members of law faculties. Amendments to Articles Anti-Discrimination Article: After extend- ed debate and some amendments from the floor, the changes proposed by the Special Committee on Women in Legal Education in Section 6-1 of Article 6 of the Articles of Association, and its accompanying Approved Association Policy, were approved on December 30, 1970 so as to include a prohibition against discrimination or segregation on the ground of religion, na- tional origin, or sex, along with race and color, which were already covered by the Arti- cle. The terms of the amended Section and Statement of Policy appear on a separate sheet enclosed with this Newsletter. MICHAEL H. CARDOZO, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, SUITE 370, O1E DUPONT CIRCLE, WASHINGTON, D. C. 20036

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