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1. Congratulations to all who will be serving on the Ed Board of ILR. If your law school experience is anything like mine was (at another law school which shall remain nameless… HINT: begin at the Stretch-n-Sew Fabrics store in the Ypsi-Arbor Strip Center in a town called Ypsilanti and proceed due west 14 miles until you see some Gothic architecture), you are leveling off in terms of how much there is to be learned simply by lectures and getting called on for the Socratic ordeal. I think I learned more in my third year being an editor than I did in my classes, and we also created some print that had value. Best of luck to you all, and I will provide my e-mail address here if any of you would like avuncular advice… which I literally had when I was in law school, as provided by my actual great uncle, Bill, who it turns out, was a perfectly awful lawyer in a large field of awful Chicago lawyers. He literally said this to me at a family gathering once: “So Scott, you’re in law school now, huh? Well I got one piece of advice for ya’, and it consists of THREE WORDS: ‘Can’t win’em all.'” I have done my best to ignore that advice throughout my 32 years in the practice, and so should you. Best of luck to all of you…. Regards, Scott Newman, Chief Counsel, Advisory Division, Office of Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill, Jr. [scott.newman@atg.in.gov]. P.S. Win’em all!

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