Annotations, South Texas College of Law (Houston, Tex.), Vol. 19, No. 7, Ed. 1, Page: 3 of 14
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VOTERS' GUIDE
ANNOTATIONS
PAGE 3
Presidential Candidates
READ MY LIPS,...NO NEW
TAXES !
My name is Sarajane
Milligan; I am running for
President of the Student Bar
Association. Since graduating
from Rice University in 1976,
and working as a professional
costume designer for theatres,
operas and dance companies
across the nation, I have
learned not to make a
promise that I cannot keep.
As SBA President, I can
promise to represent all the
students at South Texas by
being open and available for
them to voice their opinions
and problems and by taking
those needs to the appropriate
persons.
My goals for South Texas
are basic. I would like to see
a unified student body with all
student organizations working
together to make our
experience at South Texas as
smooth (I won't promise
happy!) as possible. As
students, I feel it is our right
and obligation to be involved
with the workings of the
college, as it directly effects
our quality of education and
our future. This should
include the development and
promotion of South Texas's
reputation and standing in the
educational and professional
communities.
These goals can be
accomplished by combining
students' efforts and working
with the administration and
staff. Together, we can
develop methods to ease the
daily procedural issues such as
class scheduling, registration
and parking, and work toward
long term goals of academic
advancement.
While attending South
Texas, I have developed an
excellent working rapport with
fellow students, faculty and
staff. This is evidenced by my
election as president of the
Women's Legal Forum,
membership on Law Review
and in Phi Delta Phi, and
receiving a Howard F.Warren
scholarship.
I feel I can openly listen to
and strongly voice the needs,
problems, and opinions of the
South Texas students. I can
promise that my our voice will
be heard.
Sarajane Milligan
President
I am a Texas A&M graduate
and am now in my second
year of law school. I am the
Vice-President of the SBA
Secretary of the Black Law
Students Association and a
student representative on the
Minority Faculty Search
Committee. Last year I was
elected Freshman Senator.
That position required me to
organize and coordinate the
freshman orientation for the
past year. In fact, many will
probably remember me as
being a speaker at orientation.
One of our greatest
problems at this law school is
parking. It is unthinkable that
an institution such as ours
cannot provide adequate
parking facilities for its
students. The answer to the
problem is simple; effective
use of all of the college's
available parking. The faculty
and staff park across the
street. This lot is always half
empty. The faculty and staff, if
they are not, should be
assigned spaced. This would
open up spaces which would
prevent students from having
to park five blocks away and
then having to walk to class.
This problem is one which I
will dedicate my full time and
energy into rectifying. A
second major problem, one
that comes to the forefront
later this semester, is the lack
of reading days before finals.
I will impress it upon Dean
Wilks that reading days are a
necessity. If we cannot get
reading days for this semester,
you can bet that we will have
them from here on out.
Finally, I am proposing the
administration appoint a dean
for part-time students and
designate one night a week
when school offices are open
for these students. This law
school has a duty to
adequately serve its
part-time/night-time students.
These students make up too
large of a percentage of the
enrollment for their unique
problems and needs not to be
addressed.
Don McGilbra
President
BRAD OESCH, SBA
President.
I am a 33 year old native
Texan and a candidate for
SBA President. I make no
promises about what policies
or issues will be resolved, but
I will work to resolve those is-
sues and implement policies
that are important to the
students and the school.
STCL is a "private institution"
and the reality is that there
are going to be no major
changes. This is not to say
that we can't make changes,
but in order to do so, we
must unite for a common goal
and work together with the
faculty to be effective.
The SBA President is the
chief executive of the Board
of Governors. I possess
strong management and
people skills required for this
position.
The SBA President must be
able to make things happen
by working with the Board of
Governors to represent the
best interests of all the
students. This will be accom-
plished by communicating with
the faculty to suggest solutions
to problems, not merely airing
complaints.
As your representative to the
faculty and the community I
possess Commitment, Honesty
and Integrity to look out for
your best interests and be an
effective President.
Qualifications: B.S. in
Political Science, University of
Houston, 1983; 3 years active
duty, U.S. Navy; 5 yrs as
VP/GM of small service corp.
with 43 employees.
Started at STCL January 89.
Presently Vice-Justice, Phi
Alpha Delta; member of
Board of Advocates and
Environmental Law Society.
Active in intramural sports
and student/alumni golf
tournament each semester.
Presently clerking part-time
for Oldenettel and
Wauson, a general civil
litigation firm, and clerked 15
months prior for a sole practi-
tioner.
Brad Oesch
President
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Daniel, Raymond. Annotations, South Texas College of Law (Houston, Tex.), Vol. 19, No. 7, Ed. 1,, newspaper, 1990; Houston, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth144471/m1/3/?q=Lamar+University: accessed June 19, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting South Texas College of Law.