Schedule of Events
6:00 PM
SILENT AUCTION
 Black Section
Closes at 7:00 p.m. (located in the hallway)
 Silver Section
Closes at 7:20 p.m. (located in front of the stage)
 Gold Section
Closes at 7:40 p.m. (located to the left of the stage)
 Party Boards
Close at approximately 9:00 p.m., depending on bid results
(located to the left of the stage)
6:00 PM
Opposite Sextet
All-female jazz ensemble.
Paparazzi Tonight
Open Paparazzi -Style Photo Booth featuring Professional Prop
Photographer. Located down the stairs next to the Gold Section.
7:40 PM
LIVE AUCTION BEGINS
Generously Sponsored by
SCHWABE, WILLIAMSON & WYATT
MILLER NASH LLP
 Collective Bid, approximately 8:45 PM
Auctioneer: Erin Doherty Ward
Benefit Auctions 360
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Welcome from the Auction Directors
About PILP
Procedures for Bidding and Redeeming
Thanks to Your Support - Stipend Recipient Profiles
Silent Auction Items
Black Section
Silver Section
Gold Section
Party Boards
Dean for the Day
The Golden Ticket
Live Auction Items
Special Thanks
Donors
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PILP EXECUTIVE BOARD 2010 - 2011
PRESIDENT
Amy Van Saun
Auction Co-Directors
Vice President of Stipends
Kelsyn Bevins
Emily Campbell
Molly Kitchell
Adam Adkin
Vice President of LRAP
Ellie Dawson
Secretary
Keiko Andress
Project Coordinator
Treasurer
Llamilet Gutierrez
Lindsey Burrows
First Year Board Representatives
Computer/Webmaster
Amanda Alvarez
Liv Brumfield
Rachael Federico
Kate Lichter
Jessica Gallagher
Faculty/Alumni Liason
Karin Power
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Welcome From the Auction Directors
Dear PILP Supporters,
On behalf of the law students and the public interest organizations that will benefit from your contributions, we
welcome you to Lewis & Clark Law School for the celebration of the 21st annual Public Interest Law Project Auction!
Your participation will make it possible for Lewis & Clark Law students and local, national and international public
interest organizations to pursue remarkable work that spans a variety of fields—from public defense to environmental
protection to providing legal services to immigrants and low-income families.
We encourage you to take the opportunity to read the personal stories—located in the Auction Program—describing
how Lewis & Clark law students used their 2010 PILP Stipends to benefit public interest organizations. We hope these
first-hand accounts will give you some insight into the positive and lasting effects that supporting PILP can have on
our community.
In the past year, PILP has continued to increase the level of public interest programming at the Law School, with
support from Dean Klonoff and the rest of the law school faculty and staff. PILP is working to create more networking
events where students can connect with lawyers currently working in public interest fields. PILP also continued a
number of our annual fundraiser events, including PILP Karaoke Explosion and Poker for PILP—all of which have
succeeded in raising funds to support public interest organizations in need of legal support!
The annual PILP Auction combines the generosity of businesses and alumni, the sacrifice of student board members,
committee chairs, and volunteers, and the dedication and support of our entire Law School community. The success
of the Auction depends on the participation of alumni, faculty, staff, students, local businesses, corporations, law firms,
and local community members. It is only through the combined efforts of these individuals and groups that we are
able to make this event a success.
Our hope tonight is that, as you enjoy the Auction, you feel like a member of the Lewis & Clark Law School public
interest community. We thank you for your ongoing support of PILP, for contributing to tonight’s Auction, and for
enthusiastically bidding to help make possible PILP’s support of law students and public interest organizations.
Kelsyn Bevins, Emily Campbell & Molly Kitchell
PILP Auction Co-Directors
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About PILP
 HISTORY AND MISSION 
The Public Interest Law Project (PILP) was founded in 1990 by Lewis & Clark Law School students as a chapter of the
National Association of Public Interest Law, now called Equal Justice Works. PILP’s mission is to encourage and enable law
students to pursue public interest law careers. The group is entirely student-run, from the three student Auction Directors,
to the PILP Executive Board, to the dozens of volunteers. These student efforts are made possible by the substantial
support and encouragement from Dean Klonoff, the Faculty, and Staff.
 SUPPORT FOR PUBLIC INTEREST ORGANIZATIONS 
PILP’s Stipend Program utilizes Auction funds and other contributions for the benefit of our communities. By enabling public
interest organizations to hire summer law clerks, PILP’s stipend program is increasing the effectiveness of these organizations
and their ability to fulfill their missions. Recipient organizations work on important issues such as constitutional rights,
Native American rights, juvenile rights, support for survivors of domestic violence, environmental protection and many
other worthy causes. These organizations are often severely under-funded and PILP’s Stipend Program provides them with
desperately needed assistance they could not otherwise afford.
 SUPPORTING LRAP: ENABLING PUBLIC INTEREST LAW PRACTICE 
PILP supports Lewis and Clark’s Loan Repayment Assistance Program (LRAP) through advocacy, outreach, and direct
financial support. LRAP helps ensure that alumni can accept legal positions with non-profits, civil legal services,
indigent defense, and other public interest organizations. The program assists alumni in these low-salaried positions
pay the principal and interest on law school loans. LRAP supports our alumni’s traditional commitment to public
interest. Nationally, only 5% of law graduates enter public interest positions. In 2009, 13% of Lewis and Clark alumni
were working for non-governmental public interest organizations, and another 15.5% were in government service.
While the median public interest salary is significantly below that for all graduates, the debt load is higher. In 2009,
the median national starting salary for public interest attorneys was $43,000, whereas the median salary for all firms
together was $103,000. By easing the debt burdens incurred during law school, the LRAP program makes choosing a
career in public interest law a viable option for more young attorneys.
 THE IMPORTANCE OF PILP’S ANNUAL AUCTION 
The annual PILP Auction is the single largest source of funds for the Stipend Program. Over the past three years, the
Auction has funded 45 stipends valued at up to $5,000, which reflects the rate many organizations pay their summer
clerks. Roughly four of every five dollars raised at the annual auction is directly invested to support ¬important public
interest initiatives in Portland and around the world. In addition, the Auction itself raises awareness of and support for
public interest law among students and the legal community.
 ENCOURAGING PUBLIC INTEREST CAREERS - WHY YOUR SUPPORT MATTERS 
Lewis & Clark Law School and PILP believe in the importance of encouraging public interest work within the legal
profession and making legal services available to public interest organizations. LRAP and the stipend program help
achieve these goals by enabling graduates working in public interest jobs to make ends meet, enabling public interest
employers to hire more attorneys within their current budgets, and helping public interest groups increase employee
retention rates. Your support for all of these initiatives provides graduates greater flexibility in establishing public
interest legal careers, and encourages more public interest-minded students and citizens to become lawyers.
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Procedures for Bidding and Redeeming
 GENERAL INFORMATION 
Each participant receives a bid number at registration. Please keep track of this number, because it allows you to
bid in all sections of the Auction. During registration, you may choose to pay by credit card using the AuctionPay
system. AuctionPay captures credit card information at registration to make things simpler for you. You can also
decide to pay by credit card at any time during or after the Auction by going to the cashier and having your card
swiped at the AuctionPay terminal. Only the highest bidders are charged. All credit card data is deleted from the
system when checkout is complete. You may also choose to pay by cash or check at the end of the night. Following
registration, we invite you to enjoy the jazz, refreshments, company, and exciting Auction items!
 SILENT AUCTION 
After registration begins at 6:00 pm, the Silent Auction officially begins. Once the Auction opens, bid by writing
your bid number and your bid amount on the bid sheet accompanying your items of interest. Please note the
minimum bid and minimum raise for each item.
The main Silent Auction closes in three sections. The Black Section, located in the hallway, closes at 7:00 pm. The
Silver Section, located in front of the stage, closes at 7:20 pm. The Gold Section, located to the left of the stage
closes at 7:40. The special Party Boards to the left of the stage close at approximately 9:00 pm, depending on bid
results. The bid number posting the highest bid or the Guaranteed Bid Price at the close of each section will win
the item. Please remember that if you, or anyone using your bid number, bids and wins, all sales are final.
 PARTY BOARDS 
These Party Boards highlight several fantastic and unique packages donated by Lewis & Clark’s beloved professors.
Each bid amount has a number of slots, corresponding to the number of people who can attend. At the end of the
evening, only the top bidders get to go, so keep your eye on the Board to keep your spot. For example: If there are
four slots available for the package, the top four bidders win.
 LIVE AUCTION - SPONSORED BY SCHWABE, WILLIAMSON & WYATT AND MILLER NASH 
Live Auction bidding begins at 7:40 pm. To place a bid, wait for the auctioneer to announce the item, then wave
your bid paddle so that the spotters and auctioneer can see your number. If there is a dispute, the auctioneer will be
the final authority. Please make sure to read the details of the Live Auction items in the program, including dates,
and number of guests, as all sales are final.
 REDEEMING YOUR ITEMS 
When you are ready to leave, return to the registration area for check-out. Upon paying for your items, you will receive a receipt. Take the receipt to the item pick-up area, located to the far left of the registration/check-out tables.
A volunteer will retrieve your items for you. NOTE: Unless otherwise noted, all gift certificates expire March 12,
2012.
Travel Safely! Check-out volunteers can call a free cab for your ride home.
PLEASE CLAIM YOUR ITEMS THIS EVENING!
Auction items not claimed this evening will be held in the PILP office at
Lewis & Clark Law School. To schedule a pick up, please call 503-768-6782.
Items must be collected prior to April 15, 2011.
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Black Silent Auction
CLOSES AT 7:00 PM (LOCATED IN THE HALLWAY)
FOOD, BREWS, AND A MOVIE
A NIGHT OF LATIN CULTURE
A day of good food, brews, and a movie on East Burnside.
Enjoy a meal at Old Wives’ Tales Restaurant, then catch
an independent flick with tickets for two to Laurelhurst
Theater and Pub.
Laurelhurst Theater and Old Wives’ Tales Restaurant
Have a night on the town with a meal at Acapulco’s
Southwest Gold and two tickets to a performance at
Miracle Theatre Group.
Acapulco’s Southwest Gold, Miracle Theater Group
HEAVENLY VEGAN CHOCOLATE MOUSSE PIE,
BAKED FOR YOU!
SCHOOL SPIRITS
Crack open your fine wines with your new wine opening
kit, then raise a glass to Lewis and Clark with this pair of
L&C Law School shot glasses.
Ellie and Steven Dawson, Bill Penn
We know your mouth is watering at the thought of this
vegan, gluten-free chocolate mousse pie, baked for you
by a former baker of the Nubloom Bakery in Berkeley,
CA.
Elizabeth Oshel
CHOW & BREW AT RACCOON LODGE & BREW PUB
Visit this Southwest Portland jewel for a memorable meal
and a serious beer.
Raccoon Lodge & Brew
NEW DUDS AND YUMMY GRUB
Shopping and lunch, anyone? Find beautiful natural
fiber women’s clothing at Paloma Clothing and then have
lunch at Acapulco’s Southwest Gold.
Paloma Clothing, Acapulco’s Southwest Gold
EXPERIENCE NIRVANA IN A CUP
Find peace and tranquility with this ultimate chai
package: an assortment of delicious chai tea latte mixes,
an Oregon Chai T-shirt, and two PILP travel mugs.
Oregon Chai
HOME IMPROVEMENT
Have a home improvement project you haven’t been able
to start? Get things going with your very own Skil brand
Palm Sander!
Uptown Hardware Inc.
LIVIN’ THE EASY VEGAN LIFE
Start your date night with dinner for two at Old Wives’
Tale Restaurant then catch a movie at Laurelhurst Theater.
Old Wives’ Tales Restaurant, Laurelhurst Theater
All vegan grocery store + home-made vegan baked goods
= heaven. Enjoy this $25 gift certificate to Food Fight!,
Portland’s famous all-vegan grocery store, then come
home to a loaf of vegan persimmon walnut currant
bread, baked for you (without eggs, dairy, or honey) by
Kimber Nelson.
Kimber Nelson, Food Fight!
BEAUTIFUL BEADED EARRINGS
NO JUSTICE, NO PEACE!
SOUTHEAST PDX DATE NIGHT
Show off your style with these gorgeous wine-colored
earrings!
Anonymous
Learn about social activism with a DVD documentary
about the Seattle WTO protests and the book Justice on
Earth: Earthjustice and the People it Has Served.
Earthjustice, Flying Focus Video Collective
FOR THE AVID READER IN YOUR LIFE.
Can’t get enough of a good mystery thriller? No really,
can’t get enough? Murder by the Book will supply you
with six used hardcover mysteries, chosen especially for
you. With the gift certificate from Annie Bloom’s Books,
your reading needs will be covered for a good long while.
Murder by the Book, Annie Bloom’s Books
BEER AND A FLICK
Treat friends to happy hour at Lompoc Brewery.
Afterwards why not continue to a night out with a movie
at Laurelhurst Theater for two?
Lompoc Brewing, Laurelhurst Theater
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Black Silent Auction  Continued
CLOSES AT 7:00 PM (LOCATED IN THE HALLWAY)
JET BOATING ON THE ROGUE RIVER
GET STARTED WITH TAEKWONDO
See the beautiful, wild Rogue River—from a jet boat!
Jerry’s Rogue Jets Tour
If you’ve ever had a desire to kick butt at Taekwondo,
now is your chance. Experience three weeks of classes
with an eight-time world champion and Olympic gold
medalist.
World Champion Taekwondo
COZY CARDI
Enjoy a rainy day curled up on the couch wearing your
cozy new hand-knitted cardigan sweater.
Mako
OREGON CHAI HIGH PACKAGE
Enjoy the goodness of chai in style with an Oregon Chai
T-shirt, and assortment of delicious chai tea latte mixes
and two PILP travel mugs. Enjoy your Chai hot or iced,
morning or night.
Oregon Chai
SUMMER WINE PICNIC
Get ready for summer picnics in style with this goodie
bag. It includes a bottle of wine, a wine carrier, a pair of
wine glasses, a Mix bag, and a Mix magazine, courtesy of
the Oregonian.
The Oregonian
ARCADE AND PIZZA PARTY
Head to Sisters, Oregon to see the exciting 71st annual
Sisters Rodeo. Cowboy (or cowgirl!) up!
Sisters Rodeo
Throw a fantastic party with a gift certificate to Flying
Pie Pizzeria and a party for ten at Electric Castle’s
Wunderland.
Flying Pie Pizzeria—Lake Oswego, Electric Castle’s
Wunderland
CHILDREN’S BEADED BRACELET
PINK MARTINI FAN PACK
YEE HAW! SISTERS RODEO, HERE I COME!
Help your favorite kid make a fashion statement with
this cool bracelet.
Anonymous
Pink Martini is one of Portland’s best-loved bands. Be the
ultimate Pink Martini fan and the envy of your friends
with a funky t-shirt (a medium) and an autographed CD.
Pink Martini
LASSIEZ LES BON TEMPS ROULER
FINALS MUFFINS
Laissez les bons temps rouler with this gift certificate to
Boucherie in New Orleans.
Zim Zim LLC/DBA Boucherie
Take a bite out of finals with a dozen muffins of your
choice from an expert baker.
Rachael Federico
ENCHANTED FUN FOR EVERYONE
This enchanted family fun package includes admission
for two to the Enchanted Forest, Oregon’s premier theme
park, and a performance of Snow White at the awardwinning Northwest Children’s Theater and School.
Enchanted Forest Amusement Park, Northwest Children’s
Theater
CYCLIST’S SUPER PACKAGE
CAPTURE A MOMENT
NEIGHBOR LAW BOOK
Arguably the most important gear for any city cyclists—a
good lock and good lights—are both yours from local
bike shop Seven Corners Cycles! Keepin’ you and your
bike safe for over 7 years.
Seven Corners Cycles
This unique curved glass photo frame is the perfect way
to commemorate your night!
Anonymous
Have a neighborly dispute? This comprehensive guide
will answer all your legal questions.
Tami Gierloff
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Thanks to Your Support...
. . . FRANCIE GRAHAM had the opporunity to clerk for
Legal Aid Services of Oregon in Portland, OR
One of the experiences that drew me to law school was serving lowincome families as child support case manager at Oregon’s Department of
Justice. As I watched parents struggle to navigate the legal system on their
own, I wished I could take a more active role as an advocate. Clerking this
summer at Legal Aid Services of Oregon (LASO), an organization that
provides a wide variety of civil legal services to people living in poverty, was
a perfect fit for me. LASO and the Oregon Law Center serve over 20,000
clients each year, but the demand for services far outweighs the supply, so
summer law clerks provide critical support to LASO attorneys and clients.
Clerking for LASO was a fabulous experience. I refined my research
and writing skills and got hands-on experience in many different practice
areas: I researched and wrote memos on housing, family law, public benefits, and consumer law issues; interviewed
domestic violence survivors and connected them with volunteer attorneys; tracked foreclosure-related evictions; and
answered questions from parents on the child support hotline. I observed trial court dockets, moot court oral argument
preparation, and oral arguments at the Oregon Court of Appeals. I was also surrounded by an incredible community
of supportive attorneys whose example strengthens my commitment to poverty law.
I am so grateful to PILP for giving me the opportunity to learn and serve my community at LASO. The
stipend gave me a chance to provide direct, tangible services to the most vulnerable members of our community—a
chance I would never have had without the generous support of PILP. Thank you!
. . . RICH DEITCHMAN spent his summer clerking for
The Freshwater Trust in Portland, OR
Before entering law school, I was interested in hydrologic science
and stream restoration. I majored in geology in college and completed a
graduate degree in hydrology. PILP provided me the opportunity to work
The Freshwater Trust (TFT) for the summer on legal and policy issues related
to stream restoration. TFT works collaboratively to engage communities
in restoring and maintaining freshwater health. TFT’s Conservation
Department partners with public and private landowners to undertake
habitat and stream flow restoration projects that improve water quality and
native fish habitat.
As an intern, I worked with TFT staff to do legal research and writing
projects relating to liability for NGOs in the event that an in-stream
restoration project causes personal injury or property damage; restoration projects including research and travel to meet
with landowners engaged in flow projects in Eastern Oregon; and conservation advice with restoration field work. In
addition to the substantive legal work, I was able to meet various attorneys, government agency staff, local watershed
leaders and private landowners. TFT’s staff includes many non-legal employees (land and education managers) with
whom I developed friendships. I was able to learn more about stream restoration science and the basics of non-profit
organization management. Overall, I had a productive experience and a great introduction to environmental legal
work in Oregon. Also, I met a lot of great folks working on important water issues and had the chance to get out and
see environmental work in other parts of Oregon. I am thankful to PILP for this opportunity.
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Black Silent Auction  Continued
CLOSES AT 7:00 PM (LOCATED IN THE HALLWAY)
IT’S KILLER, DUDE
ONE VERY HAPPY CYCLIST
How much do you love Portland favorite Dave’s Killer
Bread? Get your fill of all things DKB with two fresh
loaves, a Dave’s Killer Bread T-Shirt, and a $20 gift
certificate to the Dave’s Killer Bread bakery outlet store.
Dave’s Killer Bread
Imagine winning a cyclist’s dream lottery—that’s what
it will feel like when you take home this package from
Citybikes Cooperative, with an awesome bucket pannier,
two t-shirts, four stickers, and a water bottle!
Citybikes Cooperative
VOICE LESSONS.
DAREDEVIL WORKOUT
The road to a better voice ends here: a one-hour voice
lesson from a trainee opera singer with a degree in voice
performance. The instructor will come to you, or you
can come to her for your lesson in the basics of classical
voice training.
Jessica Mason
Break out of your old exercise routine. Enjoy two free
passes for indoor rock climbing at The Circuit and one
private lesson in handstands, partner acrobatics, aerial
dance, or tumbling from aerialist and acrobat Ari Rapkin.
The Circuit Bouldering Gym, Ari Rapkin
SUB-SAHARAN STYLE
DINNER AT THE OLD SPAGHETTI FACTORY
Accessorize your wardrobe with this handcrafted beaded
bracelet from Kenya and a bright patchwork bookbag
from Ghana.
Emily Campbell
Take a companion and enjoy a night of terrific Italian
food in the vintage surroundings of the Old Spaghetti
Factory.
The Old Spaghetti Factory
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CLOSES AT 7:00 PM (LOCATED IN THE HALLWAY)
NATURAL, CLASSIC CORAL JEWELRY
DELIVERED LUNCH FOR FOUR
Look your best with this beautiful agatized coral set in
sterling silver, complete with 18” sterling Italian chain
and polishing cloth. Adds a naturally classic touch to
your outfit.
Gold Door
Enjoy a beautifully catered lunch for four from Art de
Cuisine. Choose from eleven spectacular sandwiches and
six scrumptious salads.
Art de Cuisine
BUDDING MUSICIAN PACKAGE
HANDS-ON LEARING
Nurture your little one’s budding musical talent with
workbooks, a cool magnetic pad to help learn to play the
piano, and two harmonicas.
Lake Music Center, Westside Music School
How about brunch and a trip to the museum? Get your
science on with two adult and two youth passes to OMSI
and enjoy brunch at Slappy Cakes where you make the
pancakes right at your table.
Oregon Museum of Science and Industry, Slappy Cakes
DINNER AT YOUR DOOR
Dinner at Your Door is a lifestyle service offering
homemade healthy meals on delivery. This certificate is
good for two weeks of service for two people (one meal
per week).
Dinner at Your Door
SCENTED RELAXATION
Beautiful oil burner designed by marine artist Christian
Riese Lassen, features three dolphins playfully holding a
shell over a votive candle. Add your favorite scented oil
and you are ready to relax after a long day at work.
Anonymous
NORTHWEST PICNIC
Pack a picnic lunch or just stock your kitchen with a $50
gift card to Market of Choice, a hearty homemade loaf
of persimmon, walnut, currant bread, and an apple cozy
that will keep the dust and dirt off your apple when you
are on the go.
Kimber Nelson, Market of Choice, and Helen Campbell
Chandler
YOUR VERY OWN POPSICLE STAND?
Get ready for summer heat with a case of 36 sustainable,
organic, and local popsicles by SolPops. Get a tour of the
SolPops Flavor Factory when you pick up your case.
Aaron Harmon
EXCLUSIVE LUNCH WITH RALPH BLOEMERS
Enjoy a lunch with Ralph Bloemers, Co-Executive
Director and Staff Attorney of Crag Law Center.
Ralph Bloemers
DOG LOVERS PACKAGE
Your dog has a right to be pampered. Exercise his right
with a certificate for services at Davies Dog Salon, learn
your rights with Every Dog’s Legal Guide, and show your
support for animal rights with a canvas tote from the
Animal Protection Institute.
Tami Gierloff, Davies Dog Salon
VISIT THE GORGE
Marvel at the Columbia River Gorge with this family
membership to the Columbia Gorge Interpretive Center
in Stevenson, Washington. This family membership
extends to 2 adults and dependent children; so pack up
the car and get excited!
Columbia Gorge Interpretive Center
COZY, BEAUTIFUL HAND-KNIT SHAWL
Beautiful hand-knit shawl made of Noro “King” yarn
(33% microfiber, 23% silk, 23% kid mohair, 20% wool,
1% nylon). Approximately six feet long, and two feet
wide at its widest point.
Stacey Sedgwick
HANDMADE GLASS TRAY
This gorgeous handmade glass tray adds a tasteful touch
to your space.
Torn Retina
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Thanks to Your Support...
. . . ADRIANNE DELCOTTO had the chance to clerk for
Trustees for Alaska in Anchorage, AK
The PILP stipend made it possible for me to intern with Trustees for
Alaska this summer. Trustees is a non-profit public interest environmental
law firm providing free legal counsel to local and national conservation
groups, Native villages, community and citizen groups, statewide coalitions,
hunting and fishing groups, and individual Alaskans. Trustees takes on
critical environmental and natural resources issues affecting Alaska. In
particular the firm focuses on issues related to mining development and
exploration, clean water, endangered species, and global warming, arctic and
ocean ecosystems, and public lands. Most of the clients Trustees represents
could not afford to bring legal claims without the firms’ free litigation
services, and would thereby be prohibited from effectively participating in
the judicial process.
At Trustees, I had the opportunity to draft litigation documents and attend the resulting hearings regarding the
application of herbicides to public lands. Under the guidance of Trustees skilled and knowledgeable Trustees attorneys
I also conducted research, prepared motions and appeals, discussed litigation strategies, and observed depositions in
preparation for a trial.
I was extremely fortunate to have spent my summer interning at Trustees for Alaska. The experience opened
my eyes to an exciting career as an environmental attorney and inspired me to strive to return to Alaska as a practicing
attorney. I am grateful to PILP for enabling me to accept an internship with Trustees for Alaska; without PILP my
experience would not have been possible.
. . . ADAM ADKIN spent the summer clerking for
Community Alliance of Tenants in Portland, OR
Helping nonprofits so that they are able to more effectively operate and
benefit the causes they were created to serve was a major motivating force
that brought me to law school. As I progress along with my legal career, I
hope to retain an emphasis on working with socially beneficial organizations.
For that reason, working with the Community Development Law Center
(CDLC) this summer was an incredible opportunity.
CDLC, a program of Legal Aid Services of Oregon, provides legal
assistance to nonprofit organizations benefiting low-income individuals and
families in Oregon. While working at CDLC, I was able to provide much
needed legal services and advice to a number of local nonprofit organizations
that otherwise may have been forced to shut down. I know that my work
benefited my community by enabling excellent, local nonprofit organizations to serve their communities.
I am incredibly thankful for the PILP stipend that I received. The debt that I have incurred to attend law school
places a serious limitation on my activities and the employment opportunities that I am able to consider. Despite my
desire to work with the incredible social-benefit organizations of Oregon, the prospect of incurring additional debt
to provide for my living expenses was very unattractive. PILP enabled me to pursue my interests and benefit my
community.
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Silver Silent Auction
CLOSES AT 7:20 PM (LOCATED IN FRONT OF THE STAGE)
BEER AND BLAZERS
ART IN THE PEARL
Enjoy a good beer and delicious meal at the Dechutes
Brewery in Portland followed by an exciting night of
basketball when the Portland Trail Blazers play the Dallas
Mavericks at the Rose Garden Arena on Tuesday, March
15, 2011 at 7pm.
Deschutes Brewery, Patrick Dennis
Get inspired with this year-long membership to the
Museum of Contemporary Craft, and don’t forget the
Northwest Film Center tickets.
Museum Of Contemporary Craft, Pacific NW College of
Art, Northwest Film Center
MUSIC MATTERS
A NIGHT ON THE PRAIRIE
You’ll love these two CDs from Music Millennium, and
your instrument will love $50 in repairs at Amphead.
Music Millennium, Amphead
Visit Seattle and see Book-It Repertory Theatre’s
production of Prairie Nocturne by Ivan Doig.
Book-It Repertory Theatre
PAMPER YOURSELF
BIKER’S CHOICE
Pamper yourself with a haircut from Bishops Barbershop
and gift certificate to Back to Nature Facials and Massage.
Bishops Barbershops, Back to Nature
A biker’s dream—a set of front and rear headlights, and
a gift certificate to Bike N’ Hike to choose your own
goodies & gear!
North Portland Bike Works, Bike N’ Hike
EXCITING LOCAL FOODS—FOR A YEAR
A gift certificate to Food Front Cooperative in NW
Portland, and one loaf of Grand Central Baking Co.’s
delicious bread each month for a year makes for an
excellent year of Pacific Northwest living.
Grand Central Baking Company, Food Front Cooperative
Grocery
SHRED THE SLOPES, RIDE THE WAVES, AND GET A
MASSAGE
Plan a weekend of snowboarding or surfing with this
sports equipment rental, then massage those sore muscles.
Gorge Performance, East West College
HAIR & MAKEUP MAKEOVER
CHECK-UP FOR YOUR CAR
Get yourself ready for a night on the town with a free
haircut at Bishops Barbershop and a 90-minute make-up
lesson and skin care consultation at Blush Beauty Bar.
Bishops Barbershop, Blush Beauty Bar
Give your ride a checkup, including an oil change, brake
and fluid inspection, and tire rotation.
PDX Automotive
HEAD TO TOE LUXURY
INDIAN CUISINE AND LOCAL THEATER
Spoil yourself with a haircut from Bishops Barbershop
and a Pedistone reflexology session from GroundSpring
Healing Center.
Bishops Barbershops, GroundSpring Healing Center
Take your sweet thing out for a night of savory Indian
food and a show at CoHo Productions.
India House Restaurant, CoHo Productions
A WEEKEND OF FAMILY FUN.
ART AND LIFE: AN AFTERNOON IN THE NORTHWEST
The ultimate Daddy-and-Daughter or Mommy-andSon weekend. Two tickets to A.C. Gilbert’s Discovery
Village, dinner at Flying Pie Pizzeria, and two tickets to
the May 21, 2011 performance of A Wrinkle in Time at
the Oregon Children’s Theater.
A.C. Gilbert’s Discovery Village, Oregon Children’s Theatre,
Flying Pie Pizzeria—Portland
Recharge with books from Powells, lunch at McMenamins,
and a membership to the Museum of Contemporary
Craft. Portland in a nutshell.
Museum of Contemporary Craft in partnership with Pacific
NW College of Art, Emily Campbell, McMenamins Pubs
Office
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Thanks to Your Support...
. . . MILES JOHNSON had the opportunity to clerk for
Greater Yellowstone Coalition in Driggs, ID
After just one year at Lewis and Clark, the PILP program enabled me
spend the summer working on the very issues that brought me to law school
in the first place. My background is in fisheries science, and I came to law
school, in large part, to continue working on fisheries and water issues in
the West. As an intern with Greater Yellowstone Coalition, my main task
was to investigate and oppose the construction of a proposed hydro-electric
dam on the Bear River in southeastern Idaho. This assignment allowed me
to advocate for the preservation of native fish species and wild, free-flowing
rivers. I would ask for nothing more than to work on similar issues for the
rest of my legal career.
Interning with GYC exposed me to the process by which the federal
government decides whether to allow the construction new hydro-electric dams. This regulatory process involves
several federal and state natural resource agencies and is governed by the Federal Hydropower Act, the Clean Water
Act, the Endangered Species Act, state and inter-state water rights, elements of contract law, and a host of agency rules.
It was my job to research all of the possible legal challenges to the proposed hydro-electric dam and analyze whether
GYC could or should pursue those remedies.
The PILP program allowed me to spend my 1L summer learning the intricacies of the hydro-electric licensing
process—a complex administrative proceeding that I will almost certainly encounter again. More broadly, this
experience helped me to refine my legal research and writing skills in a real-world context through writing memos and
drafting comments to various natural resource agencies. But for PILP’s generous support, this exciting and valuable
experience would have been unavailable to me.
. . . TARA GALLAGHER was able to spend her summer
clerking for Crag Law Center in Portland, OR
When I applied for law school, I pictured myself having an amazing
career as a public interest attorney. I wanted to be like Robert F. Kennedy
Jr. and the Riverkeepers, fighting for environmental justice in the court of
law. But when I arrived at Lewis & Clark, I wasn’t sure I had what it took
to be a litigator.
This summer, however, my PILP stipend allowed me to work for Crag
Law Center. Crag offers a laid back, enthusiastic work environment where
the attorneys are passionate about their cases and committed to educating
the future generation of lawyers. Working with Crag, I was mentored by
talented and experienced environmental litigators. I was privileged to be a
part of some really big moments such as receiving a decision from the Ninth
Circuit Court of Appeals ruling that logging roads were point sources under
the Clean Water Act and watching President Obama announce that there would be no offshore drilling in Alaska this
season. Throughout the summer, I improved my research and writing skills, received in the field training, and ran the
upper Clackamas in an inflatable kayak. I realized the life and career I pictured were attainable. It will take lots of
hard work, perseverance, and mentors like the Crag staff, but it is possible. That very well may be the biggest lesson I
learned at Crag: it is possible to do what you love and make a difference doing it.
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EXPLORE PORTLAND
REVITALIZE YOUR HOME
Experience a quintessential Portland weekend by having
brunch at Le Bistro Montage followed by a walking tour
of Portland for four. Then relax, sit back and enjoy a
movie for two at Laurelhurst Theater.
Laurelhurst Theater, Le Bistro Montage, Peter’s Walking
Tours of Portland
Sometimes your home needs a hug, too. With two homeimprovement gift certificates ($50 from Rejuvenation
and $50 from the ReBuilding Center), your home will
know you love it, especially when it’s brighter than ever
with some new (recycled) friends.
ReBuilding Center of Our United Villages; Rejuvenation,
Inc.
PEACEFUL HOME
TAEKWONDO PLUS DINNER
Spruce up your home with this gift certificate to Cielo
Home Furnishings and Interior Design.
Cielo Home and Garden
Ready to kick some butt? Start with three weeks of
taekwondo classes—uniform included—and fuel the
machine with the cuisines of Asia at Stickers Cafe.
World Champion Taekwondo, Stickers Asian Café
DINNER AND A CONCERT
Enjoy dinner at Seasons and Regions Seafood Grill,
followed by an evening at the Portland Baroque
Orchestra!.Vivaldi’s Varied Strings (Mandolins and
More) is just one of the highly anticipated performances
on PBO’s schedule for April.
Portland Baroque Orchestra, Seasons and Regions Seafood
Grill
BEAUTIFUL AFRICAN BOOKBAG
Tired of dragging your books and briefs around in a nondescript backpack or briefcase? Upgrade to this beautiful,
handmade South African bookbag, and be the envy of all
your friends.
Drewallyn Riley
A NEW YOU
SKI WAX AND SHARPEN
Treat yourself to a makeover with this haircut from
Bishops Barbershop and a 90-minute makeup lesson
from Blush Beauty Bar
Bishops Barbershops, Blush Beauty Bar
Avid skier? Get your skis waxed and sharpened by hand,
and treat three of your closest friends to the same.
Tim Bellis
HI HO SILVER! TWO PRIVATE HORSEBACK RIDING
LESSONS
FALL IN LOVE WITH SHAKESPEARE!
Be enchanted and entertained by Shakespeare’s timeless
plays at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival.
Oregon Shakespeare Festival
Learn to ride horseback with two private riding lessons
from Goin’ Places Riding School.
Goin’ Places Riding School
SKATE AND CLIMB
MOTHER-TO-BE SPA PACKAGE
Skate your way to Oaks Park to enjoy a family skating
pass for up to five people. Then climb your way to the
top with five free passes at The Circuit, a world class
indoor rock climbing gym.
Oaks Park Association, The Circuit Bouldering Gym
Treat a soon-to-be mother (or anyone else in need of
some pampering) to a relaxing spa visit at Zenana Spa &
Wellness Center.
Zenana Spa and Wellness Center
HAVE A SUITE NIGHT
RELAX WITH MASSAGE
Spend a luxurious night in the Spa Suite at the Grant’s
Pass La Quinta Inn & Suites.
La Quinta Inn & Suites
One-hour massage by Megan Bradley at New Heights
Integrative Therapy.
New Heights Integrative Therapy
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GAME NIGHT
REVITALIZE AND RELAX
Pass the Bar the fun way! Get your friends together for a
night of Flying Pie Pizza, a bottle of Yamhill Vineyards
Pinot Noir, and “Passing the Bar”—a game of legal
reasoning. Use the certificate to Cloud Gap Games to
pick up something new for your next game night!
Flying Pie Pizzeria—Lake Oswego & Cloud Cap Games,
LLC, Yamhill Valley Vineyards
Work out your tension and your muscles with six levelone yoga classes from Julie Lawrence Yoga Center. Then
treat yourself to a relaxing massage at East West College.
Julie Lawrence Yoga Center & East West College
BOWLING PARTY + PIZZA + MOVIES, MOVIES, MOVIES
Six general admission tickets to the Northwest Film
Center, and a two hour bowling party for six (complete
with bowling shoes) are coming your way. Top it off with
a delicious large pizza from Pizzicato. Perfect for friends
or a family of six.
Grand Central Bowl, Northwest Film Center, Pizzicato
STRENGTH AND SPEED
Excitement seekers take note: laps at Malibu Raceway
and lessons at World Champion Taekwondo.
Malibu Raceway and World Champion Taekwondo
SAN FRANCISCO ART EXPERIENCE
MADE-IN-PORTLAND STUDY BREAK
Four family passes to the Yerba Buena Center for the
Arts in San Francisco, offering contemporary visual arts,
performing arts, film, media exhibitions from the Bay
Area and around the world.
Yerba Buena
Everything you need for a “killer” study break. Start
with a delicious gift basket filled with two fresh loaves
of locally-made bread, a Dave’s Killer Bread T-shirt and
a $20 gift certificate to the Dave’s Killer Bread bakery
outlet store. Then, wake up your senses with the “Taste
of Tazo” gift box featuring an assortment of Tazo Tea
products.
Dave’s Killer Bread, Tazo Tea
OREGON STAYCATION FOR TWO
Visit Portland’s famous Lan Su Chinese Garden, our
award-winning Japanese Garden, and then take in a
movie at the Laurelhurst Theater.
Lan Su Chinese Garden, Portland Japanese Garden,
Laurelhurst Theater
ECO-CONSCIOUS BRAIN AND TUMMY
Read about enviromental justice, shop at Market of
Choice, and watch hit films about food safety.
Earthjustice, Center for Food Safety, Market of Choice
OREGON NATURE BUFF’S SERIOUS FAN PACKAGE
Two local environmental NGOs shower you with
mementos of Oregon’s most spectacular wilderness areas,
and encourage you to get out and explore with a oneyear membership to Friends of Columbia River Gorge!
Includes a map, t-shirt, hat, and books.
Friends of Columbia River Gorge, Klamath Siskiyou
Wildlands Center
GONE FISHIN’
Grab some top-quality fishing gear with a STEEP
discount on two items of your choice from St. Croix Rod.
Choose from St. Croix rods, clothing, caps, accessories
and fly reels at 40% off retail, St. Croix spinning reels at
30% off retail, or St. Croix casting reels at 20% off retail.
St. Croix Rod
FARM TO TABLE TO STRING QUARTET
GUITAR LESSONS
Travel through Portland in style. First, dine in the historic
Vaughn Building at Meriweather’s Restaurant, with food
from Meriweather’s Skyline Farm. Then, head to Reed
College for an evening with the Tezlaff String Quartet.
Meriweather Restaurant, Chamber Music Northwest
Four hours of guitar lessons will have you strumming in
no time. The lessons will be tailored to your preferred
style of music and split up however you want.
Mac Smith
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HAPPY FEET
POWER JUICER EXPRESS
Are you in need of a new pair of shoes? Then you are in
luck with this Birkenstock gift certificate.
Birkenstock
Have fresh juice for breakfast (and lunch and dinner)
in just seconds! Jack LaLanne’s Power Juicer Express is
built for those who have limited space in the kitchen and
accommodates most whole fruits and vegetables.
Cathy Peterson
SWEET SEA LIFE ADVENTURE
Spend a day with sea life! See sea lions, sea otters,
sharks, and a giant Pacific octopus at the Oregon Coast
Aquarium. Then experience the incredible scenery of
the Oregon Coast, including whales, pelicans, and bald
eagles during a Sea Life Cruise.
Oregon Coast Aquarium, Marine Discovery Tours
DIGITAL PICTURE FRAME
Share your favorite memories with friends and family
by displaying your digital pictures in this 10.4” digital
picture frame, which also plays music and video files.
Craig Johnson
Cosgrave Vergeer Kester LLP
At Cosgrave Vergeer Kester, we have a well-earned, 76 year reputation
for responding to our clients and providing outstanding legal counsel.
These qualities have been apparent in more than 800 cases where CVK
has gone to trial in the best interests of our clients. And they’ve been seen
in the hundreds of cases our appellate attorneys have argued in front of the
U.S. Supreme Court, Oregon Supreme Court and U.S. Court of Appeals.
Of course, CVK’s practice isn’t just about lawsuits. Our lawyers also
help clients with business and estate planning, taxation, real estate and
employment advice and counsel.
Proud to support the
Lewis & Clark Law School
Public Interest Law Project
(503) 323-9000 | www.cvklaw.com
www.tonkon.com
503.221.1440
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TWO DINNERS + TWO SHOWS = TWO DATES
MASTER TAI CHI
Plan two date nights for your sweetheart. Can’t decide whether
you’re in the mood for authentic Greek food or fresh Northwest
seafood? You can have both, first at Eleni’s Estiatorio and then
at Seasons and Regions Seafood Grill. Follow each meal with a
performance at the Portland Actors Conservancy.
Portland Actors Conservatory, Eleni’s Estiatorio, Seasons &
Regions Seafood Grill
Four months of Tai Chi classes from the Taoist Tai Chi Society
will start you on the path to mastering this ancient discipline.
Taoist Tai Chi Society
GET FITTED AND GET GOING
Score $25 worth of free bike gear at Bike N’ Hike! Then take
care of your biking body with an invaluable bike fitting with
Kevin Schmidt, PT at New Heights Integrative Therapy, Inc.
Bike N’ Hike, New Heights Integrative Therapy
WINE AT WILLAZENKIE
Take five lucky friends to Willakenzie Estate in Yamhill for
a VIP wine tour and tasting. If you like wines of the Pinot
family, this package is a must; Willakenzie Estate’s Pinot’s are
world class!.
Willakenzie Estate
GET AWAY TO THE PORTLAND WATERFRONT
“Get away” with fine Hawaiian dining at Bamboo Grove
Hawaiian Grill, followed by a night of luxury accommodation
in the Riverside King Room at the Avalon Hotel & Spa, on
the banks of the Willamette.
Bamboo Grove Hawaiian Grille, The Governor Hotel
GOLFER’S DREAM OUTING
Enjoy a perfect day of golf with Portland attorneys Jan Kitchel
and Randy Foster, including 18 holes at Portland’s celebrated
Portland Golf Club, followed by lunch at the club.
Randy Foster, Jan Kitchel, and the Portland Golf Club
PORTLAND YOGI’S NIRVANA
Whether you’re new to yoga or advanced, your yoga practice
is in for a huge rejuvenation with an unlimited month pass
to Yoga Pearl, and a compostable, recyclable Earth Elements
yoga mat to boot. Mmm...Namaste.
Yoga Pearl, Mirador Community Store
INSTANT GARDEN
Three hard-working law students with incredible green
thumbs, and a gift certificate to the Urban Farm Store, will get
your garden started.
Portland Nursery, Urban Farm Store, Liv Brumfield, Amy Van Saun
BUDDHA FROM BALI
Take home a beautiful silkscreen Buddha, made in Bali by
Wayan Sudharma. This wall hanging will add a touch of
tranquility to any room.
Blue Butterfly Imports
THEATER AND A NIGHT AT THE MARRIOT
Enjoy a romantic getaway evening with two tickets to a
Broadway Rose Theatre Production and an overnight stay at
the luxurious Courtyard Marriott Hotel in Tigard.
Broadway Theatre Company, Courtyard Marriott
PHYSICAL FOR YOUR VEHICLE AT HAWTHORNE AUTO CLINIC
FITNESS FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY
Take your car for a spa day at Hawthorne Auto Clinic.
Hawthorne Auto Clinic
Reaffirm your New Year’s resolution with this one-month
family pass to ClubSport Oregon in Tigard.
ClubSport Oregon
DINNER AND DANCING
Prepare for a night of wonderful food and drink, using the
freshest seasonal ingredients, at Gino’s Restaurant and Bar.
Then find a dance floor to show off the moves you learned at
the Arthur Murray Dance Studio in Beaverton.
Gino’s Restaurant & Bar, Arthur Murray of Beaverton
“STEALING FIRE”
Add this gorgeous piece of art to your collection with this
private, limited edition print of “Stealing Fire” by Montana
artist Monte Dolack.
Systems for Environmental Management
THE ULTIMATE MINI VACATION IN NORTHEAST PORTLAND
Kayak lessons, dinner, wine, and a hotel stay—the ultimate
active, luxurious mini-vacation.
Alder Creek Kayak & Canoe, Holiday Inn Portland Airport,
Acadia, Carafe
PAINTING BY PROFESSOR BLUM
Don’t pass up this beautiful acrylic-on-paper painting by our
own Professor Blum.
Professor Blum
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PADDLE AND PROTECT
ROMANTIC EVENING FOR TWO
All-inclusive tickets for two on one of Columbia Riverkeeper’s
paddle trips this summer.
Columbia Riverkeeper
Start your romantic evening with dinner for two at Zeppo
Italian Ristorante in Lake Oswego. Afterwards, enjoy a show
at the Artists Repertory Theatre.
Artists Repertory Theatre, Zeppo
COAST AND CASINO GETAWAY FOR TWO
BRING YOGA INTO YOUR LIFE
A one-night stay for two in an oceanview room at the Chinook
Winds Casino Resort Hotel in Lincoln City with a certificate
for dinner for two at the Rogue River Steakhouse.
Chinook Winds Casino & Convention Center—an Enterprise of
the Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians of Oregon
Let go of the stress of your busy life and enjoy 12 sessions of
yoga at Amrita, a sanctuary for yoga.
Amrita, a Sanctuary for Yoga
GARDEN BEAUTY, YOGA PEACE
A TASTE OF OREGON
Cultivate tranquility. Take one month of unlimited classes at
Yoga Pearl, and treat yourself and a friend to a visit to the
exquisite Lan Su Chinese Garden.
Yoga Pearl, Lan Su Chinese Garden
This beautiful food basket with local Oregon wine and a
handmade ceramic platter is just what you need for your next
dinner party.
Giftique, Pratt & Larson Tile
PORTLAND OLD-SCHOOL DATE NIGHT
Go old school with dinner at Huber’s, Portland’s oldest
restaurant, and two tickets to the Artists Repertory Theatre,
Portland’s oldest theatre.
Huber’s Café, Artists Repertory Theatre
MORE BIRDIES AND LESS BOGIES: GOLF WITH
PROFESSOR JOHANSEN
More birdies and less bogies with a round of golf for three
and lunch with Professor Johansen at the Rock Creek Country
Club. Also includes a brand new Tour 700ti driver, and a Golf
Galaxy Gift Card ($25).
Steve Johansen, Golf Galaxy
MIDDLE-AGED GUY WITH A GUITAR
Liven up your next shindig with the music of Josh Kadish,
aka Middle-Aged Guy with a Guitar. (He is a man of many
talents, working a day job at Wyse Kadish LLP!)
Joshua Kadish
TASTE AND TAKE HOME ADELSHEIM VINEYARD’S BEST
“Elegance, complexity, and richness.” If that sounds appealing,
you will most certainly enjoy Adelsheim Vineyard wines.
Adelsheim is a family-owned, sustainable winery in the
Northern Willamette Valley. Take home two bottles of their
2008 Pinot Noir tonight, then visit the vineyard with three
friends for a tasting of their other offerings.
Adelsheim Vineyard
HANDIEST HANDYMAN
Home repair project still not done months later? Enjoy
four hours of handy-man services from local ImaginEnergy
employee Clayton Crowhurst.
Clayton Crowhurst
MOVIE + ARCADE + CUPCAKES = BEST PARTY EVER!
NETWORKING OVER TUSCAN CUISINE
Birthday bash extraordinaire: Take ten friends to the movies at
Hollywood Theatre, then head to the arcade at Wunderland to
redeem your gift certificate for a party of ten. Top it off with a
box of 24 mini-cupcakes from Saint Cupcake.
Hollywood Theatre, Saint Cupcake, Electric Castles’ Wunderland
Don’t miss this networking lunch for three students at Porto
Terra with Portland attorney David Bean, a 2001 graduate of
the law school who practices family law at Wyse Kadish, LLP.
David Bean
JUSTICE VINEYARD PINOT NOIR
ANKENY VINEYARD TOUR AND TASTING
Treat yourself, or the wine lover in your life, to this magnum
bottle of Justice Vineyard 2007 Estate Pinot Noir.
Bethel Heights Vineyard
Head to Salem for a tour of Ankeny Vineyard and a tasting for
up to eight people.
Ankeny Vineyard
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COCKTAILS AND HORS D’OEUVRES WITH LEADING
WOMEN LAWYERS
OREGON LAW INSTITUTE ANNUAL PASS
A great deal on a long-term investment in your
professional future. The Oregon Law Institute’s annual
pass includes countless live programs, program products
and online seminars, all offered at a reduced cost.
Oregon Law Institute of Lewis & Clark Law School
Enjoy an evening with eight friends or colleagues and
five of Portland’s most prominent female attorneys: Chris
Kitchel, Michelle Stone, Renee Stineman, Jeanne Loftis,
and Sarah Crooks. Great networking opportunity!
Chris Kitchel, Sarah Crooks
ALL ABOARD FOR BRITISH COLUMBIA
POSTER COLLECTION FROM THE KENNEDY CENTER
Grab a friend and use these two round trip tickets from
Amtrak to travel from Portland to Vancouver, BC. No
road-rage on this ride.
Amtrak
The Kennedy Center is famed for its visual arts exhibits,
performances by world-renowned ballet, jazz, opera,
and theater greats, along with the National Symphony
Orchestra. This set of seven posters memorializes it all.
The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts
WINE TASTING AT BLACKBIRD WINE SHOP AND
ATOMIC CHEESE
LOCAL ARTIST’S ONE-OF-A-KIND PASTEL DRAWING
OF CROWN POINT
Wine and cheese with ten friends, oh my! Head to NE
Portland with nine of your closest friends for an evening
of wine tastings from small producers around the world,
international artisan cheeses and excellent fresh bread.
Blackbird Wine, Andy Diaz
“Crown Point Reflections,” a beautiful one-of-a-kind
pastel drawing made for you by local artist Andrea
McFarland. This 17 x 21 original drawing would make a
great addition to your home.
Andrea McFarland
CLASSIC DATE NIGHT
Impress your date with a swanky steak dinner, a movie at
Regal Cinemas, dessert out, and then wine and the movie
“Date Night” back at your place.
Anderson Roofing Co., Inc.
A NIGHT IN ASTORIA.
One night in an amazing guest suite at the Hotel Elliot in
beautiful downtown Astoria.
Hotel Elliot
NOOK E-READER AND COVER
BARBRI $500 TUITION DISCOUNT
Make your reading club jealous when you show off your
NOOK e-reader and cover.
Craig Johnston
Pass the bar with a $500 tuition discount certificate for
a BARBRI Bar Review course, the nation’s leading Bar
Review Course.
BarBri Bar Review
FACULTY LOT PARKING SPOT FOR FINALS
Stressed about getting to finals on time? Enjoy a faculty
spot during Spring 2011 finals and make it to your exam
on time.
Lewis & Clark College
ORIGINAL ART AND CUSTOM FRAMING
Decorate your office with this original pen drawing of a
mighty eagle, plus a certificate towards custom framing.
Columbia River Gallery
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Thanks to Your Support...
. . . ERIN MCKEE spent last summer clerking for
Sponsors Organized to Assist Refugees in Portland, OR
This summer I worked as the legal intern for Sponsors Organized
to Assist Refugees, or SOAR Legal. SOAR Legal provides low-cost
immigration services to refugees, asylees, and low-income immigrants who
may not otherwise have access to legal services. Among its many services,
it assists with family-based petitions, green card applications, naturalization
applications, humanitarian parole, and employment authorization.
My work at SOAR Legal was a balance between legal research and
writing and direct client contact. I researched a wide-range of issues, from
public interest parole for religious minorities from the Former Soviet Union
and Iran to the immigration consequences of certain crimes. I also wrote
several memoranda and client letters, and regularly corresponded with the
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services and embassies throughout the world. In addition, I conducted initial
consultations for walk-in clients; assisted with asylum screenings; took affidavits; and prepared applications for a
variety of immigration benefits. Having so much direct client contact crystallized the tremendous impact and import
of an immigration lawyer’s work. To provide such necessary services to people who are often unfamiliar with the U.S.
legal system was both humbling and rewarding.
I have long been passionate about the human and civil rights of noncitizens, and my experience at SOAR Legal
has solidified my resolve to pursue a career in immigration law. Without the PILP stipend, I would not have been able
to take this amazing position.
. . . KELSYN BEVINS had the opportunity to clerk for
Metropolitan Public Defender in Portland, OR
I came to Law School because I believe access to legal resources
and services is a significant problem in our society. Metropolitan Public
Defender (Metro) cannot afford to pay summer law clerks, but aligns with
my interests and helps so many people in our community, so I approached
them about partnering with me in applying for a PILP stipend.
Metro provides criminal defense for indigent clients. They have juvenile,
misdemeanor, minor felonies, major felonies and capital divisions. Metro
attorneys represent clients at every stage during their criminal prosecution,
and can represent either parents or children in juvenile dependency
adjudications. At Metro I received the same comprehensive trial skills
training that new attorneys in the office receive. I wrote Oregon Appellate
and Supreme Court opinion summaries weekly, partnered with misdemeanor and juvenile attorneys on their cases,
attended numerous trials, and wrote legal memos and motions. My biggest projects of the summer were an in-trial
reference guide on prosecutorial misconduct; a legal memo on problems facing the awarding of fugitive time-served
credit in Oregon county jails; a motion to suppress evidence that went before a judge in Washington County and won.
I got an inside view of criminal defense work and got to see what non-profit legal organizations are like.
The PILP stipend made it possible for me to take such a rewarding, hands-on and educational summer position
I would not have been able to take otherwise. It is really great to be able to put the reasons I came to law school into
practice, and PILP helped me do that.
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Party Boards
CLOSES AT APPROXIMATELY 9:00 PM, DEPENDING ON BID RESULTS
 PARTY BOARDS! 
Party Boards highlight several fantastic packages donated by Lewis & Clark’s beloved professors. Each bid
amount has a number of slots, corresponding to the number of people who can attend. At the end of the
evening, the top bidders get to go, so keep your eye on the Board to keep your spot.
KARAOKE NIGHT WITH PROFESSORS MENSHER,
FINNERTY & BALDWIN
BOWLING WITH PROFS. MANDIBERG & PARRY
Get out your bowling shoes and get ready to party with
Professors Mandiberg and Parry—bowling, food, and
drinks are on them. Six spaces available.
Susan Mandiberg, John Parry
Sing your lungs out at the Voicebox Karaoke Room with
Professors Mensher, Finnerty, and Baldwin. First round
of drinks is on them. Ten spots available.
Maggie Finnerty, Dan Mensher, Aubrey Baldwin
AMERICAN PIE WITH PROFESSOR BUCHELE
MORTON’S WITH MILLER
Professor Buchele will teach up to four people the secrets
of the perfect pie and provide a delicious home-cooked
dinner. Dinner and pie… what more could you ask for?
Tom Buchele
Four lucky students will join Professor Bob Miller
downtown at the famous Morton’s Steakhouse for superb
food, wine, and great company. This will be a meal to
remember.
Bob Miller
HIKE THE GORGE WITH PROFESSOR STEVERSON
Enjoying a relaxing hike in the gorge and a picnic lunch
with Professor Janet Steverson.
Janet Steverson
GET CANNED WITH PROFESSOR BUCHELE
This lesson from Professor Buchele will teach you to
can just about anything. Not only do you get to take
your canned goods home for your enjoyment, but he
will finish your lesson by making you a delicious home
cooked meal. Four spots available.
Tom Buchele
PROFESSOR GOMEZ’S FANCY PANTS DINNER PARTY
Get out your fancy pants—you’re going to a fancy pants
dinner at fancy pants restaurant with Professor Tommy
Gomez! Four seats available.
Tomas Gomez
BACKPACKING WITH PROFESSORS JOHNSTON & MENSHER
Think their classes are challenging? Match wits and
muscles with Professors Craig Johnston and Dan Mensher
on a backpacking trip. Location TBD, but count on it
being a great back-to-nature trip.
Craig Johnston, Dan Mensher
DISC GOLF AND PINIC WITH PROFESSOR LOREN
Four lucky students will get to spend an afternoon playing
disc golf and enjoying a picnic with Professor Loren and
her husband at the gorgeous Milo McIver Park on the
Clackamas River. Extra discs will be available for novices.
Lydia Loren
LUNCH FOR FOUR WITH PROFESSOR HESLER
Four students will get to grab lunch with Professor Kathy
Hessler, Clinical Professor of Law & Animal Law Clinic
Director. Who knew lunch could be both filling and
intellectually stimulating?
Kathy Hessler
POKER NIGHT WITH PROFESSORS FUNK, JOHNSTON,
JOHANSEN & BROWN
Count up your chips, call on Lady Luck, and bid on a
spot at the poker table with Professors Funk, Johnston,
Johansen, and Brown. Four spots available, bid on the
lucky one....
William Funk, Craig Johnston, Steve Johansen, and Larry
Brown
STUMPTOWN WITH STUMPF
Professor Stumpf ’s coffee will curdle your blood and
make your heart sing—and there will be pastries!
Juliet Stumpf
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Dean for the Day
SIX PODS WILL ENTER, ONLY ONE WILL BE...
DEAN FOR THE DAY
Why should you want your pod to be Dean for a Day?
The winning pod will get to step into the shoes of the Dean:
this means telling professors what to do!
The pod will get to institute a new rule for the day.
In the past, they have required professors to:
~ wear clown noses
~ teach class without saying the word “reasonable”
~ wear Profesesor Beloof ’s Hawaiian shirts and leis
In addition, the winning pod will also get to throw a
campus-wide party in April... on the Dean’s dime, of course!
Buy a $5 raffle ticket on behalf of your pod
and not only will you be buying a chance to be Dean for the Day, but you’ll also get
an SBA “What Would a Reasonable Person Do?” bracelet in your pod’s color.
The winning ticket will be drawn at the end of the Live Auction.
Not a 1L? Show your support for your old pod, or the pod that you always wished you were a part of!
Support PILP and show your pod pride!
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The Golden Ticket
“Best of Live” Raffle
For $50, you have a chance to have your pick of any
one of the amazing Live Auction items.
Each ticket purchase will be entered into the raffle.
The drawing will occur at the beginning of the Live Auction when
the winner may select any Live Auction package.
Raffle tickets may be purchased from the table next to
the wine bar on the top floor near check-in.
One restriction applies: the winner may select only up to
10 spots in the Masters of the Grape event.
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Live Auction
BEGINS AT 7:40 PM
1. COLUMBIA GORGE GETAWAY
Sneak out of town for a romantic two-night stay at the Columbia Riverside Lodge in Stevenson, Washington. Whether
you choose to take a hike or stay snuggled in the riverside cabins, you will be surrounded by the natural beauty of the
Gorge. Toast the one you love with a glass of locally grown Pacific Rim Riesling from Wallula Vineyard. On your
way back to Portland, drive the Historic Columbia River Highway, where you can stop for a meal at Multnomah Falls
Lodge, while soaking in the breathtaking views of the falls and Columbia Gorge. This package comes complete with a
beautiful, framed panoramic photograph of Crown Point to remember your trip by!
Columbia Gorge Riverside Lodge; Multnomah Falls Lodge; Lake Grove Arts & Frames; Yamhill Valley Vineyards
2. PORTLAND TRAILBLAZER FAN PACKAGE
It’s Rip City all the way with this Portland Blazer fan package. Start with dinner at El Gaucho ($100 gift certificate), a
noted favorite of many Blazers. Then head across the river to cheer on the Blazers as they match up against the Spurs.
You will be seated in the lower level of the stadium, with two amazing tickets in Row N, dead center. The tickets are
only good for the Blazers vs. San Antonio Spurs game on March 25, 2011, at the Rose Garden Arena, so plan ahead!
You will be able to see (and maybe even smell) the players’ sweat. The package includes a a pennant signed by the
Portland Trail Blazers 2010-2011 team, so you will never forget this team or this night!
Portland Trail Blazers; Randy Foster; El Gaucho
3. TAPAS AND TEQUILA
Join Professor Toni Berres-Paul and her husband Ron Paul for Tapas and Tequila for Ten at Professor Berres-Paul’s
home. A variety of tapas plates will be prepared by Ron Paul, former chef and restauranteur. You will also taste 5-6
single estate tequilas. Be one of ten lucky guests at this fiesta. Buen provecho!
Professor Toni Berres-Paul and Ron Paul
4. GLOBAL LAW INDIAN DINNER
Spend an evening with Dean Klonoff and Professor Mandiberg at one of Portland’s finest Indian restaurants. The
Indian cuisine was selected as a celebration of a very successful year for the law school’s Global Law Program. Dean
Klonoff and Professor Mandiberg have forged many important new relationships with Indian law schools, law firms,
and public interest organizations. Twenty seats will be available for this dinner, so do not miss out on an opportunity
to discuss India, international law and all things in between.
Dean Robert Klonoff and Professor Susan Mandiberg
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Live Auction  Continued
BEGINS AT 7:40 PM
5. INSTANT WINE CELLAR
Do you love wine, but just don’t have time to build up a good cellar? We’ve done the work for
you! Featuring wines perfect for everything from your daily libation to special occasions, this collection
is sure to increase your exposure to some of the finest wines from Oregon and elsewhere. Perfect for
those last minute gifts as well! The wine cellar includes exceptional samplings from Cameron Winery,
Adelsheim Vineyard, Yamhill Valley Vineyards, and Elk Cove Vineyards. In addition, there is a
wide sampling of other excellent wines. All wines are guaranteed to be of the highest quality, with a
minimum ranking of 87 points based on the Wine Enthusiast rating system.
Cameron Winery, Adelsheim Vineyard, Yamhill Valley Vineyards, Elk Cove Vineyards… and more
6. TWO-NIGHT ECO EXPERIENCE AT STANFORD INN BY THE SEA
A fabulous vacation awaits you -- two nights at the beautiful Stanford Inn by the Sea, an eco-lodge and
retreat center in Mendocino, California. Many amenities available -- kayaking, canoeing, mountain
biking, spa, and sustainable, organic gourmet cuisine. This suite includes a wood-burning fireplace
and stunning ocean views. An organic breakfast will be prepared to order at the award-winning
Mornings at the Stanford Inn Restaurant. Enjoy a self-guided historical Kayak tour of Big River
Estuary and/or enjoy a mountain bike trip along old logging roads and trails. Access to the Inn’s
exercise room, pool, spa and sauna is included Get away from it all!
Joan and Jeff Stanford
7. MASTERS OF THE GRAPE
Warm up for this magical evening with a glass of fine French bubbly, as you are escorted through
some of the finest names in California and Pacific Northwest wine. The tasting is hosted by Larry
Amburgey, Class of ‘75, of Littler Mendelson, and Professor Ed Brunet at Thirst’s Downtown wine
bar in the RiverPlace. Count on heavy hors d’oeurves so you can skip your dinner plans, and prepare
yourself for plenty of stimulating conversation! To commemorate the evening, you will receive a
souvenir wine glass from Silver Oak (among California’s finest cabernet producers). This event is
NOT to be missed! Each of the 30 spots will be sold individually, so why not grab your fellow
alumni, colleagues, or soon-to-be law school graduates to join you in a celebration you won’t soon
forget!
Larry Amburgey and Ed Brunet
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Thanks to Your Support...
. . . PATRICK SULLIVAN clerked for Confederated Tribes
of the Umatilla Indian Reservation in Pendleton, OR
I worked for the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian
Reservation (CTUIR), an Indian tribe near Pendleton, Oregon. I worked
on several projects. The majority of my time was spent developing a guide
to Small Business Administration (SBA) programs that give minorityowned businesses, including tribally-owned businesses, priority in receiving
federal contracts and subcontracts. I presented this work to the tribe’s
Committee on Economic Development and worked with that committee
and my supervisor to plan a new business. I also conducted research for the
tribe’s consideration of incorporation of UCC Article 2 into its commercial
code, and on the extent of tribal jurisdiction over power transmission
infrastructure on the reservation. The most fascinating project came in a
moment of downtime - a tribe member’s dancing regalia recently appeared
on the internet 40 years after it was stolen. I met with the owner and we are working to retrieve it for her.
This was my dream job for the summer, and my supervising attorney has hired me to continue our work
during the school year. The experience and networking of the PILP stipend jump-started my career in the Oregon legal
and Native American communities.
. . . LOGAN PERKINS was able to spend her summer
clerking for Pine Tree Legal Assistance in Bangor, ME
My PILP stipend allowed me to spend my first summer in law school
working in a legal services organization getting a taste of public interest
law and getting my feet wet in the real world of legal work. Pine Tree
Legal Assistance is the state of Maine’s primary legal services organization,
providing free legal aid to low-income people who would otherwise
completely lack representation in the legal system. By supporting my time
as a legal intern at Pine Tree, PILP helped to level the playing field for lowincome Maine people facing daunting legal problems.
At Pine Tree I worked on a variety of legal issues ranging from evictions
to Social Security benefits to employment discrimination. One of the most
gratifying parts of my experience was knowing that even as a first year law
student, I was able to provide significant assistance to clients who would otherwise find it very challenging to advocate
for themselves. I acted as an advocate for clients in Administrative Hearings with Public Housing Authorities, helping
them to retain their public housing or Section 8 subsidy. I advocated for clients with diminished mental capacity to
ensure their Social Security benefits would not be reduced as a result of a simple mistake. I negotiated with landlords
to allow tenants extra time in their housing, keeping entire families from imminent homelessness.
Seeing firsthand the difference that legal representation means to low-income people deepened my commitment
to public interest law. The need for poverty lawyers clearly far outstrips the availability of legal services for low-income
people. The biggest lesson I learned this summer was how much power lawyers have over the lives of their clients.
It is essential that those of us with the good fortune and privilege to go to law school, understand the responsibility
associated with our new position in society. This understanding was the best reward of my summer PILP stipend
experience at Pine Tree.
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Live Auction  Continued
BEGINS AT 7:40 PM
8. ALOHA! ONE WEEK IN MAUI
Enjoy an idyllic week at the Kamaole Nalu Oceanfront Resort in Maui, Hawaii with the convenience
of a ground-floor unit that opens onto a patio and grass area just steps from the pool and a oneminute walk to the beach. This unit includes two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a full kitchen, living
room and indoor and outdoor dining. The resort has a stunning ocean front location complete with a
swimming pool, BBQ station, outdoor shower and chaise lounges perfect for reading in. There is also
great snorkeling directly in front of the resort—early mornings are best. Spend a week in Paradise!
Michael Lau and Family
COLLECTIVE BID: JOINING TOGETHER IN SUPPORT OF PUBLIC INTEREST
The money raised during the 2011 PILP Auction will fund the work of law students who are
awarded a PILP Summer Stipend. Stipends are awarded on a competitive basis to students who
wish to do public interest legal work during the summer as part of our mission to encourage and
enable law students to pursue public interest careers. PILP also allocates funds to Lewis & Clark
Law School’s Loan Repayment Assistance Program.
Each dollar raised in support of the stipend program is heavily leveraged by the public interest
organizations hosting PILP stipend recipients, many of which are here Portland. Without your
support at tonight’s Auction, these organizations could not afford the support a summer law
clerk can provide.
There are multiple levels to the collective bid—you may contribute more than once at any level.
The Auctioneer will ask for contributions in various amounts. To support public interest law,
raise your bid paddle when the amount you are willing to contribute is announced.
Please keep your bid paddle in the air until the Auctioneer says your bid number. The amount
you indicate will be charged to your bid number account and will be ready for payment at the
check-out area.
Thank you for your generous support of public interest law!
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Live Auction  Continued
BEGINS AT 7:40 PM
9. GOLF OREGON
This is the ultimate package for any golf enthusiast. First, head out to Golf Galaxy and use a $25
gift card to stock up on your favorite golf balls. Next, hone your swing at Broadmoor Golf Course
with four certificates for 18 holes. When you are ready for more action, head to the highly acclaimed
championship Ghost Creek Golf Course at Pumpkin Ridge Golf Club, at the base of the Tualatin
Mountains, for a complimentary foursome of golf. The course’s gently rolling terrain was home to
the NIKE TOUR Championships in 1993 and 1994, and was rated in Golf Magazine’s Top 100
Places You Can Play (2005). Finally, treat yourself to a getaway at the Resort at the Mountain,
nestled in the western highlands of Mount Hood, less than an hour southeast of Portland. With
a unique ambiance, exceptional service, and natural beauty, the Resort offers a wonderful array of
experiences for everyone. Lose yourself in the wonders of Mount Hood with a night at the resort,
breakfast for two, and 18 holes of golf for two (cart included!) To round out your golf experience,
the package includes three golf balls signed by golf professional Steve Stricker! The balls are from the
Championship Series 2010: one from the Masters, one from the PGA Championship, and one from
the US Open.
Pumpkin Ridge Golf Club; Resort at the Mountain; Broadmoor Golf Course; Golf Galaxy
10. PINOT Y PATO
Dinner for six, featuring wild duck and Oregon pinot noir, with David Noren (’85) and his wife Jean
at their home and vineyard near Gaston. Here’s your chance to enjoy a wonderful pairing of food
and wine that is unavailable in any store or restaurant, and to learn about vineyard management and
(very) small-scale winemaking. Vineyard tour, barrel tasting of 2010 Pinot Noren, vertical tasting
of earlier vintages of Pinot Noren, and select pinot noirs from top wineries with dinner. Designated
driver recommended for the 30-mile trip from Portland. Mutually agreeable date to be arranged
before the 2010 vintage is bottled.
Wyse Kadish LLP
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Live Auction  Continued
BEGINS AT 7:40 PM
12. PRIME PARKING SPACE
Are you tired of coming to school after working all morning, only to find Upper Griswold completely full? Do you
long to venture off campus to eat at some of Portland’s delectable food carts for lunch, but decide not to because
you don’t want to have to vulture park at the baseball field? Your worries are over!! Now, you can be like the Dean
and have a reserved parking spot in the 3/4L lot for fall semester, only steps from the law school. The parking space
includes registration fees of $165. All students invited to bid.
Lewis & Clark College
13. CATERED PARTY – HORS D’OEUVRES AND DESSERT
Like what you tasted tonight? Wow your next group of party guests by letting Chef du Jour take care of the food with
their hearty hors d’oeuvres and delectable desserts. Chef Du Jour will set up and provide the food at your selected
party location, provide all serving ware, and will clean-up at the end of the night. This means you can actually enjoy
your own party guests, without worrying about doing stacks of dishes before going to bed!
Chef du Jour Catering, Eric Youel
14. NORTHWEST PORTLAND R&R
Get away from it all right in the middle of the city. This is a great opportunity to explore Portland and enjoy all that it
has to offer. Start the evening with a delicious meal at Lucy’s Table on Northwest 21st Avenue, known for its romantic
ambiance. After dinner bring some culture to your night with two tickets to the Oregon Symphony. Finally, end the
evening at the Heron Haus Bed & Breakfast, with your own bottle of 2007 Pinot Noir from Oregon’s own Yamhill
Vineyards. Heron Haus; Oregon Symphony; Lucy’s Table; Yamhill Valley Vineyards
15. WEEKEND IN BEND
Tired of Portland’s rainy weather? A great weekend away is right around the Bend . . . Head out of town to spend two
nights at your own condo at the Seventh Mountain Resort, luxury lodgings that get you as close to Mount Bachelor as
possible. This one bedroom condo comes with a king-size bed and a pull-out couch, so there is room enough for the
entire family. After spending a day on the slopes, come home to your own kitchen to cook a hearty meal, and then
warm up in from of your own fireplace. More of a summer adventurer? The resort has two heated swimming pools,
basketball courts, and its own golf course. Meghan Murphy Bours and Will Bours
16. BEAUTY PARTY FOR 10 AT KIEHL’S
If you’re looking for a great way to pamper your best group of friends, Kiehl’s has your answer. Get the group
together for a personal hair and skincare party, complete with Champagne, neck and hand massages, mini facials and
more! Kiehl’s products are made with the finest, naturally-derived ingredients that are selected for their true benefits to
skin and hair. This party would be perfect to kick off a Bachelorette Party or Wedding Shower, or to simply reconnect
with family or friends.
Kiehl’s
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Thanks to Your Support...
. . . SARAH DANLEY spent last summer clerking for
Northern California River Watch in Sebastopol, CA
Northern California River Watch (NCRW) is a small non-profit that
works to protect the waterways of Northern California. NCRW combines
education, pollution prevention, enforcement and preservation to protect
many different types of waterways and communities throughout the region.
I came to Lewis and Clark to learn about environmental law with an
interest in eventually working in public interest environmental law. My
work at NCRW allowed me to work towards this goal. That work included
research and writing memos regarding the Clean Water Act (CWA) and
the Resource Conversation and Recovery Act (RCRA). I was also able to
draft CWA and RCRA letters for violators of the acts. One of the best parts
of working for a small non-profit was the ability to work closely with the
attorney who runs the legal portion of NCRW, which allowed me to see how a small non-profit operates. I was also
able to improve my legal writing and research skills through direct interaction with the lawyer. In addition I was able
to attend several motion to dismiss hearings, a few pretrial settlement meetings and a nonbinding arbitration hearing
on a major toxic torts case.
JENNY KEATINGE clerked for International Fund For
Animal Welfare in Washington DC
The PILP stipend program made it possible for me to spend the summer
working in Washington DC at the International Fund for Animal Welfare
(IFAW). As one of the world’s leading animal welfare organizations, IFAW
works in more than 40 countries to safeguard wild and domestic animals.
I chose to clerk at IFAW because I wanted to get some hands on
experience working to establish stronger wildlife conservation policies and
animal welfare laws. I also wanted to develop a broader understanding of
the hurdles an international non-profit faces in animal protection and learn
more about what systems we have in place nationally and internationally
to safeguard endangered species. I was able to expand my understanding
of the applicable US laws and management strategies, and the effects the
international negotiating process has on domestic standards.
Over the course of the summer, I worked on a range of projects involving state and federal wildlife policy. I
spent a lot of time researching and writing about the ownership of exotic pets in the US, and evaluating strategies to
develop more stringent regulation for these animals. I also had the opportunity to attend meetings of the Endangered
Species Coalition, a group of non-profits working together to strengthen the ESA. I attended a Senate briefing on the
Great Cats and Rare Canids Act, which is new legislation that IFAW is trying to pass, and assisted with background
research in support of a biodiversity campaign for the United Nations Earth Summit in 2012. I learned how IFAW
collaborates with government officials and other non-profits to legislate and lobby for animal protection and I became
more familiar with international legal issues affecting wildlife by participating in their weekly staff meetings.
The PILP stipend gave me the financial ability to travel to DC and spend the summer working on the issues
I came to law school for. Working at IFAW was an amazing experience, and I feel very lucky to have been able to
contribute to such a great organization. I could not have done it without PILP. Thanks PILP!
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Auction Committee Heads
Donations Procurement
Packages
Sarah Danley
Francie Graham
Miles Johnson
Program
Logan Perkins
Adam Adkin
Erin McKee
Night Of
Students & Faculty
Adrienne DelCotto
Jenny Keatinge
Tara Gallagher
Advertising & Publicity
Database Manager
Patrick Sullivan
Rich Deitchman
Stay informed about PILP’s activities throughout the year!
PILP hosts fundraisers and activities throughout the year that are open to all. To name a few, we host an
annual live public interest benefit concert, and a no limit Texas Hold-em Tournament.
The Portland community is welcome at these events - bring your family and friends!
For more information about PILP and its event listings,
or to make a contribution, please visit:
http://law.lclark.edu/org/pilp/
Interested in seeking a PILP Stipend-Funded Law Clerk or in finding a student to volunteer on a
pro-bono basis throughout the year? Public interest positions can be posted with
Lewis and Clark’s Career Services office year-round.
For more information:
William Penn
Public Interest Law Coordinator
Lewis & Clark Law School
10015 SW Terwilliger Blvd.
Portland, OR 97219
(503) 768-6890
[email protected]
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Special Thanks
LEWIS & CLARK LAW SCHOOL
We would like to thank the entire Lewis & Clark Law School community for its steadfast guidance and support
throughout the last 21 years. Additional thanks to the following individuals for their extraordinary support this year.
Office of the Dean
Career Services
2010 Auction Co-Directors
Dean Robert Klonoff
Tia Encinas
Libby Davis
Ellen Jones
Ellen Kim
Bill Penn
Vicki Nelson
Adam Adkin
Ellie Dawson
Karen Long
Office of the Associate Dean
for Academic Affairs
Dean Martha Spence
Liz Hobbs
Business Services & Facilities
Alumni Relations & Event
Planning
Robin Jerke
Linda Lopeman
Margaret Thomson
Kurt Armstrong
Sarah Chambers
Lisa Garcia
David Kelley
Reggie Raiford
Stephanie Thiel
Gerald Wenzel
Development
Melanie Allen
Shelah Hanson
Terri Holland
Barbara Zappas
Administration
Computing Services
Mary Jo Cheek
Eddie Ziegler
Bruce Williamson
Rick Wilson
Duplicating Center
Doreen Corwin
Duane Wheeler
CONTRIBUTORS
We would like to thank each and every individual and business who have made contributions to PILP.
We truly appreciate your generous support.
Donors that have made a cash donation to PILP between August 1, 2010 & March 6, 2011
Donors that have made a cash donation of $500 or more:
Barran Liebman LLP
Cosgrave Vergeer Kester LLP
John Grant & Elaine Sutherland
Miller Nash LLP
Schwabe, Williamson & Wyatt
Dean Martha Spence
Donors that have made a cash donation of up to $499:
Anderson & Monson PC
Monte Bricker
John Dossett & Stephanie Parent
Prof. Henry Drummonds
Ellen Jones & Christopher Rounds
Marcia Levy
Mary Mulvaney
Susan Safford
Tonkon Torp LLP
Theresa Wright
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Special Thanks
VOLUNTEERS & SUPPORTERS
We would like to thank all of the student volunteers and outside supporters who spent precious time and energy on
this year’s PILP Auction. Additional thanks to the following individuals who went above & beyond.
Amanda Alvarez
Olivia Brumfield
Rachael Federico
Kate Lichter
Matthew Honoré
Jan & Chris Kitchel
Dana Gross
Christine Poklemba
Elizabeth Inayoshi
Ellie Dawson
Adam Adkin
Karen Long
Melanie Allen
Bill Penn
John Wood
William Davies & Hunter Peterson
Lucas Meyer
Barbara Riley & Collin Bevins
Bill & Betty Campbell
Helen & Shawn Chandler
SERVICES
Graphics:
Emily Campbell
Catering:
Chef du Jour Catering
736 SE Powell
Portland, OR 97202
(503) 222-4553
www.chefdujourcatering.com
Photography:
Andy Marion
Curtis Perry
Full service catering company providing the
highest quality service and products, serving the
Portland Metro area for the past fourteen years.
Live Music:
Opposite Sextet
Photo Booth
Paparazzi Tonight
In House Printing:
Duane Wheeler
Thank you for attending this year’s
Public Interest Law Project Auction!
WE LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING YOU AT OUR
22ND ANNUAL AUCTION IN 2012
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Donors
We thank the many individuals and organizations who have contributed items to make this Auction successful. We
hope you will thank them, too. We have made every effort to make this list accurate. Apologies to anyone we missed!
Bike-n-Hike
A.C. Gilbert’s Discovery Village
Acadia
Acapulco’s Southwest Gold
Adelsheim Vineyard
Alder Creek Kayak & Canoe
Larry Amburgey
Amphead
Amrita, a Sanctuary for Yoga
Amtrak
Amy Wong
Anderson & Monson PC
Anderson Roofing Co., Inc.
Ankeny Vineyard Winery
Annie Bloom’s Books
Ari Rapkin
Art de Cuisine
Arthur Murray of Beaverton
Artists Repertory Theatre
Back To Nature
Baja Fresh-- Barbur
Bamboo Grove Hawaiian Grille
BarBri Bar Review
Meghan Barner
Toni Berres-Paul
Bethel Heights Vineyard
Bike N’ Hike
Birkenstock
Bishops Barbershop
Blackbird Wine
Ralph Bloemers
Blue Butterfly Imports
Brian Blum
Blush Beauty Bar
Book-It Repertory Theatre
Susan & Joe Boucher
Meghan Murphy Bours and Will
Bours
Brewed Awakenings
Broadmoor Golf Course
Broadway Rose Theatre Company
Larry Brown
Ed Brunet
Tom Buchele
Liv Brumfield
Cameron Winery
Carafe
Cathy Peterson
Center for Food Safety
Chamber Music Northwest
Chef du Jour Catering
Chinook Winds Casino &
Convention
Center - an Enterprise of the
Confederated Tribes of Siletz
Indians of Oregon
Chris Kitchel
Cielo Home and Garden
Citybikes Cooperative
Clayton Crowhurst
Cloud Cap Games, LLC
ClubSport Oregon
CoHo Productions
Columbia Gorge Interpretive
Center
Columbia Gorge Riverside Lodge
Columbia River Gallery
Columbia Riverkeeper
Courtyard Marriott
Dave’s Killer Bread
David Bean
Ellie and Steven Dawson
Delta Cafe
Deschutes Brewery
Dinner at Your Door
Earthjustice
East West College
El Gaucho
Electric Castles’ Wunderland
Eleni’s Estiatorio
Elk Cove Vineyards
Emily Campbell
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Enchanted Forest Theme Park
Euro Thai Massage
Evan Ross
Flying Focus Video Collective
Flying Pie Pizzeria - Lake Oswego
Flying Pie Pizzeria - Portland
Food Fight!
Food Front Cooperative Grocery
Randy Foster
Friends of the Columbia Gorge
William Funk
Jessica Gallagher
Tami Gierloff
Giftique
Gino’s Restaurant & Bar
Goin’ Places Riding School
Gold Door
Golf Galaxy
Tomas Gomez-Arostegui
Gorge Performance
The Governor Hotel
Grand Central Baking Co
Grand Central Bowl
GroundSpring Healing Center
Aaron Harmon
Hawthorne Auto Clinic
Helen Campbell Chandler
Heron Haus
Kathy Hessler
Holiday Inn Portland Airport
Hollywood Theatre
Hotel Elliott
Huber’s
India House
India House Restaurant
Jerry’s Rogue Jets
Steve Johansen
The John F. Kennedy Center for
the Performing Arts
Craig Johnston
Julie Lawrence Yoga Center
Donors
Juliet Stumpf
Joshua Kadish
Kanani Pearl Spa
Kells Irish Restaurant and Pub
Kiehls
Kimber Nelson
Jan Kitchel
Klamath Siskiyou Wildlands
Center
Robert Klonoff
La Quinta Inn & Suites
Lake Grove Arts & Frames
Lake Music Center
Lan Su Chinese Garden
Laurelhurst Theater
Le Bistro Montage
Lewis & Clark College
Lompoc Brewing
Lydia Loren
Lucy’s Table
Magical Creations Boutique
Mako
Malibu Raceway
Mandiberg and Parry
Susan Mandiberg
Marine Discovery Tours
Market of Choice
Jessica Mason
McCormick & Schmick’s Seafood
Restaurant
Andrea McFarland
McMenamins Pubs Office
Dan Mensher
Meriwether’s Restaurant
Bob Miller
Miracle Theatre Group
Mirador Community Store
Monique’s Boutique
Monte Bricker
Multnomah Falls Lodge
Murder By the Book
Museum of Contemporary Craft
in partnership with Pacific NW
College of Art
Music Millenium
New Heights Integrative Therapy
North Portland Bike Works
Northwest Children’s Theater
Northwest Film Center
Oaks Park Association
Oba!
The Old Spaghetti Factory
Old Wives’ Tales
OMSI - Oregon Museum of
Science and Industry
Oregon Children’s Theatre
Oregon Coast Aquarium
Oregon Law Institute of Lewis &
Clark Law School
Oregon School of Massage
Oregon Shakespeare Festival
Oregon Symphony
The Oregonian
Elizabeth Oshel
Paloma Clothing
Patrick Dennis
PDX Automotive
Bill Penn
Peter’s Walking Tours of Portland
Pink Martini
Pizzicato Gourmet Pizza
Portland Actors Conservancy
Portland Baroque Orchestra
Portland Golf Club
Portland Japanese Garden
Portland Nursery
Portland Trail Blazers
Pratt & Larson Tile
Pumpkin Ridge Golf Club
Raccoon Lodge & Brew Pub
Rachael Federico
ReBuilding Center of Our United
Villages
Rejuvenation, Inc.
The Resort at the Mountain
Drewallyn Riley
Dick Sagara
Saint Cupcake
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Sam Drevo
Sarah Crooks
Joshua Schroder
Seasons and Regions Seafood Grill
Stacey Sedgwick
Seven Corners Cycles
Shilo Inns
Sisters Rodeo
Slappy Cakes
Mac Smith
St. Croix Rod
Stanford Inn by the Sea - Bed &
Breakfast Inn and Spa
Janet Stevenson
Stickers Asian Cafe
Systems for Environmental
Management
Taoist Tai Chi Society of the USA
Tazo Tea
The Circuit Bouldering Gym
Tim Bellis
Claire Tonry
Torn Retina Productions
Trader Joes-NE Halsey
Uptown Hardware Inc.
Urban Farm Store
Joseph Ureno
Valeria Puk, LMT
Amy Van Sann
Vita Cafe
Westside Music School
WillaKenzie Estate
Daryl Wilson
World Champion Taekwondo
Professor Theresa Wright
Wyse Kadish LLP
Yamhill Valley Vineyards
Yerba Buena Center for the Arts
Yoga Pearl
Zenana Spa and Wellness Center
Zeppo
Zim Zim LLC/DBA Boucherie
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