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Fall 2005

VOLUNTEERING FOR CURE Students from the Charleston School of Law raised the most money of any Charleston team participating in the weekend Race for the Cure on Daniel Island. Students raised $5,795 in what they say will be an annual fund-raising effort. (Photo by Reid Cox.)	STUDENT VOLUNTEERS First-year students, second-year students and faculty collected more than $2,000 within a couple of weeks to give to victims of Hurricane Katrina.
PROFESSIONALISM SERIES S.C. Supreme Court Justice Costa Pleicones, left, talks with students following a speech that was part of the fall professionalism series.More information on the series.	STUDENT ELECTIONS Second-year student Mike McCauley gets ready for the ballot count for Student Government Association elections.
HELPING HANDS Associate Dean John Benfield accepts an $70 Katrina Relief check from 5-year-old Carter Marchbanks, daughter of 2-L student Charles Marchbanks. Carter, a student at the O'Quinn School on James Island, raised the money over a weekend afternoon by selling lemonade at a stand. She wanted the law school to use the money for hurricane relief.	BACK AT SCHOOL A first-year student studies hard to get ready for one of the first classes of the year.

Spring/summer 2005

BACK TO SCHOOL Students got ready during orientation for the second year of the Charleston School of Law.	STUDENT GOVERNMENT The outgoing president of the Student Bar Association contratulates the incoming president in May.
SUMMER SESSION Visiting professor Patrick Longan talks with a student during summer session 2005 at the Charleston School of Law.	MAYMESTER Student Mike McCauley, left, talks with visiting Prof. Nathan Crystal, who taught a Maymester course on professional responsibility.

Winter 2005

PROFESSIONALISM SERIES Senior U.S. District Judges Matthew Perry, left, and Sol Blott offered perspectives of their 100-plus years in the law during a March 2 lecture attended by hundreds. More information on the series.	Photo information Photos on this page are in low resolution. Please contact Andy Brack to get higher-resolution images for publication purposes. Fall 2004 Opening Day photos, Aug. 2004 Class of 2007 photo, Aug. 2004
STUDENT VOLUNTEERS Members of the Black Law Students Association recently performed a community service project by helping out at the Crisis Ministries Soup Kitchen in Charleston. From left are CSOL students Margie Pizarro, Reagan Singletary, and Sabrina Williams.	ON THE HILL U.S. Sen. Orrin Hatch (R-UT) and Judicial Conference member, Chief Judge William W. Wilkins (4th Cir.), talk at a recent U.S. Supreme Court reception honoring Hatch. Wilkins is a distinguished visiting professor at the law school.

About the School of Law
Dean Andy Abrams, 843.329.1000

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Associate Dean John Benfield, 843.329.1000

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8/26: Law School Preview Day set for 10/4

8/25: Professionalism series starts this week

8/7: Anastopoulo, Lund join as visiting faculty

8/4: Lawton names associate dean

7/23: Dickey, Williams to join faculty

7/10: Crystal joins faculty

6/13: School migrates to .edu domain

6/3: Abrams named new dean

5/10: 163 graduate from law school

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