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Raquel Estupinan
Editor-in-Chief
Raquel Estupinan is a
fourth-year
English major with a
minor in Professional Writing, emphasis in
Professional
Editing. Her academic interests include gender and
cultural issues, and
literature. Raquel is a writing tutor
at the Campus Learning Assistance
Services at UC
Santa Barbara, and has also worked at Farmers
Insurance
since
her second year at UCSB. She hopes
to attend the University
of Southern
California’s
graduate
school of journalism. To relax, Raquel watches movies,
enjoys
singing,
creativity and reading the
news. She would also like to visit Italy
and Spain.
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Jeanette Barnard
Jeanette
Barnard is a fourth-year English and Philosophy
major
with a minor in Professional Writing. After graduation, she plans
to work
at the Capitol in Sacramento
doing public policy work.
Her interests include Shakespeare,
existentialism,
crossword
puzzles and traveling. She lived in Manchester,
England last
year, and hopes
to someday live in Boston, San Francisco
and Seattle as well.
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Austin Chen
Austin
Chen is a second-year Economics major. His current
legal interests include medical malpractice and criminal law,
and he
hopes to
attend law school upon graduation. Aside
from his interest in law, Austin
is
currently a
Resident Assistant
in the Anacapa Residence Hall, and is interning for
the
Santa
Barbara Pre-Trial Services Division. In his free time, Austin
enjoys
playing basketball, cycling,
watching movies, and hopes
to learn how to surf before graduating.
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Robert Cheney
Robert
Cheney is a third-year Sociology major and History
minor from Chula Vista,
California. His
academic interests
include
Social Theories, Deviance, and 20th century United
States History.
Robert is
also a member of the Sociology
Association on campus. After
graduation, he
plans to take a
year off to travel. Upon returning, he plans to attend
either
law school or a graduate school for sociology. Aside from
academics,
Robert
likes to learn various musical instruments,
root for San Diego
sports
teams, and cook.
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Andrea Hoffman
Andrea
Hoffman is a fourth-year Communication Major and
participant in the
Technology
Management Program at UC
Santa Barbara. In addition to working on the Law and
Society Journal, Andrea
is the Vice President of Business
Development for SB Media Group. In
addition
to her work
at UCSB, Andrea has completed
internships
with Senator
Feinstein in Washington D.C. and Congresswoman Lois Capps
in Santa Barbara, CA.
After graduation she hopes to take a
year off to travel and then attend
law
school.
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David Jonas
David Jonas is a second-year
Global
Studies and Philosophy
major from Los Angeles.
He currently sits on the
UCen
Governance
Board and chairs its Programming Committee.
He has also worked as a
caseworker
in the Office of the
Student Advocate and proxy on A.S. Finance Board.
David
has experience working at Warner Brothers Legal Department
and
BermanBraun Productions
in Los Angeles.
For the last
five years he has been involved with United in Harmony, an
organization that takes homeless children to sleep-away camp.
He has
traveled
extensively throughout Italy,
Israel, and
Spain.
David
plans to attend law school after graduating
from UCSB.
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Sara-Fay Katz
Sara-Fay
Katz is a third-year student from South Lake Tahoe,
California
pursuing a double major in Film and Media Studies
and English with an
emphasis
in Literature and the Culture of
Information. Her academic interests
focus on
the convergence
of literature and media, as well as both entertainment
and
internet law. She is currently working as an Assistant Editor
of the
Daily Nexus news publication. Sara-Fay has plans to
attend law school upon
graduating
from UC Santa Barbara.
She is also passionate about movies, music,
traveling
and
leading a healthy and physically active lifestyle.
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Jennarose Manimtim
Jennarose Manimtim is a
graduating
third-year majoring in
English with an emphasis in Literature and the
Mind, an
interdisciplinary approach to literature, combining it with
psychoanalysis,
philosophy, and neuroscience. She is also
pursuing two minors: Spanish
and Art
History. She was
involved in the university newspaper, the BottomLine
as
a
writer, and is currently working with Spectrum, the literary
magazine
for the university’s College
of Creative Studies.
After graduation, she hopes to work in the publication field
as an
editor.
During her free time she enjoys reading,
spending time with her dog,
baking or
cooking, and
taking long walks to watch the sunrise, sunset, and
everything in
between.
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Sara Mirtorabi
Sara
Mirtorabi is a fourth-year Political Science, Feminist
Studies major, Professional Writing with an emphasis in
Business
Communication
minor at UC Santa Barbara. This
is her second year as an editor for the Law and Society
Journal. Sara has
interned with lawyers and a Los
Angeles
city Councilman. However, she believes
that
her experience
on the Law and Society Journal
Editorial Board is in direct
harmony with her exposure to the field of
law. Born
and raised
in Los Angeles,
Sara has been exposed to the professional
field of law and intends on
applying
to law schools
in the fall with the hopes of pursuing a career in law.
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Hillary Nakano
Hillary
Nakano is a third-year Asian American Studies and
Feminist Studies double-major from Oakland, California.
Her academic
interests include gender/social inequality as
well as civil rights, and
hopes
to attend law school upon
graduation. For the past two summers Hillary
has
participated
in the Nikkei Youth Cultural Heritage Program, traveling
to
Japan
for one
month at a time, immersing herself within the
culture and spreading
goodwill
relations. In her spare time,
Hillary loves to watch basketball, go
shopping,
debate about
feminist issues, and most importantly, spend time with
her family and friends.
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Patty Nam
Patty Nam
is in her third and final
year at UC Santa
Barbara, pursuing a double major in English and
Art
History. In addition to spending her weekdays
at school in Santa
Barbara, her weekends are
devoted to being a Sunday school teacher for
high
school students at her home church in Los Angeles,
California.
When not studying, Patty enjoys Yelping,
exploring museums, keeping up
with sports on ESPN,
reading, writing, and indulging in her favorite
desserts
(cupcakes, fruit tarts, pastries....). After this year, she plans to
spend time in Washington,
D.C. and to possibly study abroad in
Asia before enrolling in law school somewhere on
the East Coast to
study International Law or Intellectual Property.
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Marita Soler
Marita Soler is a fourth-year Political
Science major. She was
born in
Lima, Peru, and lived there until the age of 8. In the past,
she
has
worked for Obama for America, Equality for All, and
various
congressional races in Orange County where she calls
home. July 13,
2008 changed Marita's life because she had the
honor to
shake President
Barack Obama’s hand. Aside from
politics, she is a fan of
cheesecake,
salsa dancing, the show
Friends, shopping, singing in the shower, cute
boys, and
romantic comedies.
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