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Eric, as a loyal reader of your site, I'd just like to send a personal thanks for setting up these blogs. I am a 3L at Tulane Law School. Emory University has been kind enough to give Tulane an emergency web contact point: http://www.law.emory.edu/cms/site/index.php?id=1003.

Dean Larry Ponoroff has instructed 3Ls to seek transient status for the fall semester at those law schools that are willing. 1Ls/2Ls were asked to wait until further notice.

For anyone looking for neighorhood specific flood/storm damage/looting information, check out ttp://www.nola.com/forums/townhall/.

I ran across a list from the AALS re other law schools offering assistance to displaced LA students. If you're here in Houston with me, I will post any info I run across from STCL, UHLC, or TSU here

South Texas College of Law extends its heartfelt sympathies to the
> victims of Hurricane Katrina. We have registered 21 second and third
> year students from Loyola and Tulane Law Schools, who will begin classes
> on Tuesday, September 6th. These students will visit for the fall
> semester free of tuition and fees, if paid at the home schools. Students
> have been admitted at this time based on their representations of good
> standing .
>
> As our semester is already in progress, faculty members will conduct
> make-up sessions to bring visiting students current. Many students have
> found housing with area relatives. For others, the student organizations
> at South Texas have organized successful efforts to provide housing and
> will continue efforts to collect and distribute necessary supplies.
>
> Our thoughts and prayers go out to the courageous neighbors of the city
> of Houston.
>
> --
> Helen B. Jenkins
> Vice President and Associate Dean for Academic Affairs
> South Texas College of Law
> 1303 San Jacinto, Suite 232T
> Houston, Texas 77002-7000
> Telephone: 713/646-1887
> Facsimile: 713/646-2966
>

God bless every one and good luck

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