uwlaw, Fall 2006, Vol. 54

Cover story: Beyond Billable Hours: Our Legacy of Public Service, featuring Tom Foley, Jim Ellis, Fawn Sharp, Erman Rajagukguk, the Gates Scholarship Program, the Afghan Legal Educators Project, and the Law School Clinics. From the Dean: Taking the Broad View of Public Service, page 2 Alumni Awards Recognize Outstanding Achievement, page 3 (Gregory Gorder \u2785, Service Recognition Award; the Honorable Robert Bryan \u2758, Jonathan Bridge \u2776, and Scott Lukins \u2754, Distinguished Alumni Awards; photo) Meet Arley Harrell \u2773, President of the UW Law School Alumni Association, page 4, photo Prosterman Awarded Kravis Prize [Henry R. Kravis Prize for Leadership, with $250,000 award], page 5, photo Chief Justice Gerry Alexander \u2764 Receivers Inns of Court Professionalism Award , page 5, photo Alumni Association Expands into Japan, page 6, photos The Supreme Court Agrees with Schnapper, page 7, photo (Burlington Northern v. White) Calandrillo Win Affects Thousands of Landowners in Washington, page 8, photo (Viking v. Holm) Ramasastry Chosen to Advise International Human Rights Panel, page 8, photo (appointed by the International Commission of Jurists as a special advisor to an expert panel addressing corporate complicity in international human rights violations) 3L Jenny Faubion Joins UW Board of Regents, page 9, photo Gaurab Bansal, Student Bar Association President, page 9, photo UW Law Triumphs at ACS Moot Court, page 10, photo (Andrea Schmitt and Suzanne LiaBraaten win the inaugural Constance Baker Motley National Moot Court Competition in Constitutional Law) Law School Students Gain Valuable Experience Overseas, page 11, photos (Anthony Milewski, Rachel Gold, and William Sampson Fellows in Comparative Public Interest Law (Elisabeth Ahlquist, Jill Monnin, Rebecca Huffman, Cecelia Boudreau, and Patrice Kent)) UW Students Compete at International Level, page 12, photo (southwest regional Jessup International Moot Court Competition and the Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot) CASRIP Institute Draws International Crowd, page 12, photo Students Raise Money, Honor Alumni in Support of Public Service, page 13, photo (auction sponsored by the Public Interest Law Association raises more than $67,000; PILA Hall of Fame inductees Sara Ainsworth \u2796 and Casey Trupin \u2799) Admission Statistics and Career Services Report, page 13 Tom Foley, pages 14-16, photo Jim Ellis, pages 17-19, photo Fawn Sharp, pages 20-21, photo Erman Rajagukguk, pages 22-23, photo Gates Scholars, page 24, photos The Arduous Journey to Rebuild the Afghan Legal System, page 25, photo Access to Justice is Hallmark of Law School Clinics, pages 26-27, photos Five Scholars Join Faculty, pages 28-29, photos (Dwight Drake, Sarah Kaltsounis, Yong-Sung (Jonathan) Kang, Sylvia Wairimu Kang\u27ara, and Dongsheng Zhang) Three Leave a Lasting Legacy, page 29, photos (Phil Trautman, Bill Andersen, and Roy Prosterman) Faculty news, pages 30-31, photos (Clark Lombardi named Cargegie Scholar; Steve Calandrillo, Steven Paul Miller, and Kristen Stilt named new Washington Law School Foundation Scholars) Briefs, pages 32-39 (faculty activities and publications, tenure awards, professors of the year) Podcasts Go on Trial, page 40, photo (Bill Andersen podcasts on administrative law topics) Beyond Books--Briefs from the Gallagher Law Library, pages 41-42 (librarians\u27 activities and publications, Mary Whisner\u27s Trial Ad News blog) Alumni news, photos, and obits, pages 43-51, photos Our Oldest Alumna Viola Bird, by Peggy Roebuck Jarrett, page 51, photohttps://digitalcommons.law.uw.edu/alum/1000/thumbnail.jp