University of Hawaii Law School
Ho'ohiapo
The Class of '76

Chapter 3 - Omnis Juris Schola in Quinque Partes Divisa Est

Introductory Block

The Five Divisions

The Seminar Approach

Traditional Classes?

Introductory Block Yes, it's Latin!  "All of the law students are divided into five parts".  This describes the split-up for the "Clinical Project/Legal Method Seminar".  This was the "Introductory Block" which immediately followed the Opening Day Ceremonies, which had started at 9 am on September 4, 1973.  Initially there was a plenary session for our entire class, then we split into the five groups detailed below.  Each group represented a separate stake-holder party involved in the proposed Kahaluu Flood Control Project.  The group sessions continued after noon on September 4. The Five Divisions

Group 1 (City & County of Honoulu) Anderson, Bruce Burgess, Hayden Callow, Theresa Chapman, Mary Higa, Marjorie Kiang, Lindsey (faculty) King William Lau, Bert Minn, Reginald Miyajima, Glenn Miyoshi, Gerald Vasconcellos, Kumu	Group 2 (The Residents) Blair, Russell Chang, Anthony Ching, Calleen Cohen, Marilyn (faculty) Crowley, Thomas Hong, Malcolm Miwa, Gordon Muranaka, Carol Naufahu, Kasitulea Quindara, Carol Vitousek, Ron Winegar, Cindy Yoshinaga, Terry
Group 3 (Life of the Land) Alalamua, Henry Ching, Darwin Correa, Edward Costa, Abelina Durant, Mary Eads, Patricia Fujita, Gerald Hopkins, Benjamin (faculty) Ichida, Karl Nagata, Russell Schmitt, Robert Waihee, John	Group 4 (The Developer) Ahn, Jennifer Doernberger, Edwin Fukushima, Howard Hayashida, Frank Jones, Nancy Manuia, Stanford Mesher, Shjjrley Miller, Richard (faculty) Nakazawa, Lani Oliva, Gary Smith, William Takabuki, Glen Young, Wayne

Group 5 (The Estate)

Cater, John
Chang, Catherine
Gordon, Donald (faculty)
Hoe, Allen
Lewis, Harriet
Matsuura, Wayne
Mohr, Reinhard
Pansic, Barbara
Sakata, Ronald
Stone, James
Ueoka, Ladd
Wong, Wayson