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Ron:
Great to hear from you! My students told me you were in town; had I known, I
would have made a point of coming to the discussion.
As for the banquet, I'm flattered by the request. Two concerns. First, the
end of May is typically the end of our legislative session, which means that
I may be tied up in Springfield during the banquet. I won't know the
specific schedule for the year for another month probably. Of course, St.
Louis is only an hour and a half from Springfield, so if I am in session, but
the banquet is during down time for us, I'd be happy to come down.
The other concern is whether you really want to hear from a constitutional
lawyer who is still trying to figure out all these rapid developments in
technology.
Anyway, once you guys have a date, why don't you contact my assistant,
Jennifer Mason, at senobama@XXXXX.XXXX, and we'll see what we can work out.
Your work sounds fascinating, and I look forward to hearing more about.
Barry
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Class Notes for 1979
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Notes submitted for the Spring 2001 issue
... Ronald Loui rece= ntly=20 visited the University of Chicago law school
and asked if anyone knew of the= =20 Chicago-based state legislator Barack
Obama.=C2=A0 Ronald reports, =E2=80= =9Cthe students=20 not only knew
him because he is teaching constitutional law there, but=20 declared
that Barry was very popular, and a future nationally electable=20
candidate.=C2=A0 Republican and democrat law students both felt this
way! ... Thanks for all the news.=C2=A0 T= hat=E2=80=99s all for=20
now.=C2=A0 Until next time, keep those letters and e-mail coming!=C2=A0
Take= Care,=20 Mitch (E-mail: Punahou79@aol.com)
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Dear Ronald:
Thanks so much for the invitation. It appears that I am in Springfield for
session on May 23, which means that I can almost certainly serve as speaker.
I must offer the caveat, however, that I do not control the legislative
schedule (we are in the minority in Illinois) and so there is a slim but real
chance that at the last minute I would have to cancel (say a NN% chance). If
you are willing to take the chance, with a possible back-up in mind, then
I'll be honored to speak.
Let me know. Hope you're doing well.
Barack (Barry)
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i will. just fill me in on the details and thanks again!
"R. Prescott Loui" wrote:
> so you will volunteer to man a desk and also to help us get senator
> obama from springfield illinois to st. louis, mo? i will pair you
> with a wash u law student so the burden is not so great.
>
> barry obama is a future national candidate. he's a good person to meet.
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Ronald:
I just got back from Springfield, so I apologize for not getting back to you
sooner. Unfortunately, I just found out last week that we will be in session
on May 21st, and that we will be running through a full calender of votes.
Although there is a slim possibility that I would get out of Springfield in
time to get down to St. Louis for the banquet, it is more likely that we are
working through the early evening.
I know I warned you about this possibility, but I still feel badly, I hope
that you had a contingency plan in place. If I find out that anything has
changed while I am in Springfield this week, I will let you know. In the
meantime, I do hope that my absence will be a mere blip in a successful
event, and still hope to see you in the near future. If you want to call me
in Springfield, the number is XXX XXX XXX8.
Regards,
Barack
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Ronald:
Just wanted to make a correction on last email: the session days run through
the week of the 21st, and not just the 21st, ergo the problem on Wed.
Barack
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Ron:
Thanks for the understanding. If session lets out in time, I will still try
to come down, even if I'm not officially speaking.
Congratulations on your elections. The start of a promising future!
Regards,
Barack
P.S. If I do miss you in May, please be sure to contact me if you have any
plans to come to Chicago.
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I'm really old-fashioned. No AV equipment necessary at all.
See you in a few days.
Fred
Professor Schauer lecturing in place of Barack Obama in the Old
Courthouse where Abraham Lincoln argued for the rights of the rail over
the riverboat, and Dred Scott argued his right to be freed from slavery.
(Actually we wanted Senator Obama in the Old Courthouse first, then
shifted him to banquet speaker, suggesting as topic how technology could
help democratize access to the law and to government. Emeritus Dean
Dorsey Ellis of the Law School was the actual replacement banquet speaker.)