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1973 Newsl. 1 (1973)

handle is hein.aals/aalsnews1973 and id is 1 raw text is: £a ga AsoitoSfA eia a Schgg NEWSLETTER SAALS NEWSLETTER FROM THE OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Number 73-1 February 5, 1973 ANNUAL MEETING 1972 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE FOR 1973: The first session of the newly-formed House of Representatives of the AALS met during the 1972 Annual Meeting in New York City. Despite the novelty of its mechanism, it successfully took the following actions: 1. Adopted rules of proceeding as proposed by the Special Committee named earlier in the year. The text of the rules will appear in Part Two of the Proceedings of the meeting. 2. Adopted the amendments to Sections 5-3, 7-1 and 7-2 of the Association Bylaws that were proposed by the Committee on Academic Freedom and Tenure. The amended bylaws will be printed in Part Two of the Proceedings. 3. Elected the nominees for president-elect and membership on the Executive Committee proposed by the Nominating Committee. The membership of the Executive Committee for 1973 is shown in another section of this Newsletter. 4. Sustained the ruling of the chair that a reso- lution on a political matter (Vietnam) could not be added to the order of business for lack of a suffi- cient number of affirmative votes to permit it as an exception to the relevant rule, as provided in the new- ly adopted rules of proceeding. 5. Voted admission to membership of Hofstra Univer- sity School of Law. PRESIDENT MAURICE ROSENBERG Columbia University School of Law PR ESIDENT-ELECT SOIA MENTSCHIKOFF University o/ Chicago Law School SERVING DURING 1973 RONALD R. DAVENPORT Duquesne University School of Law A. KENNETH PYE Duke University School of Law SERVING DURING 1973 AND 1974 GARY BELLOW Harvard University Law School JERRE S. WILLIAMS University of Tes School at Law NOMINATING COMMITTEE FOR 1974 OFFICERS The following, named to the Nominating Committee for the 1974 officers, will appreciate suggestions of nominees for president-elect and for two members of the Executive Committee for the year 1974, the earlier the better: Willard Pedrick, Arizona State Univ., Chairman Thomas Broden, Notre Dame Eva H. Hanks, Rutgers, Newark Sanford Kadish, Univ. of California, Berkeley Charles Quick, Univ. of Illinois Joseph T. Sneed, Duke Univ. (on leave) MICHAEL H. CARDOzo, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, SUITE 370, ONE DUPONT CIRCLE, WASHINGTON, D. C. 20036 PRINTING AND DISTRIBUTING: Courtesy of The Foundation Press, Inc. SECTIONS The December 1 Newsletter contained a list of the Sections proposed by the Executive Committee, based on existing Committees and Round Table Councils. Organizing meetings for those Sections were scheduled at the 1972 Annual Meeting in New York. This Newsletter includes a Section Chart showing the scope and name adopted by each Section. Section membership is open to all teachers on faculties of AALS member schools. Membership policy is shown on the Section Chart. In some cases, those teaching given subjects will automatically become members of the relevant Section unless they prefer to remain out. Those desiring to participate in Sections whose membership is not automatic should complete the forms included with this News- letter. Forms may also be used to indicate interest in four new proposed Sections -- Insurance, Law and Psychiatry, Legal Bibliography, and Future of the AALS -- applications for which will be considered by the Executive Committee. Teachers who signed up for Sections at the Annual Meeting need not complete forms. The Executive Committee has agreed that no dues should be assessed by individual Sections during 1973. Information concerning proposed Section activites, including plans for the 1973 Annual Meeting, will be communicated to Section members at convenient intervals. Suggestions for projects and programs should be sent to Section Chairmen, rather than to the Office of the Executive Director,

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