Remote Bidding Procedures for the KJF Auction
We hope you will join us for the 20th Annual Spring Auction, taking place Thursday, March 31, 2011 at Chicago-Kent. However, we recognize that some alumni may not be able to attend. That's why KJF is proud to offer remote bidding on select live and silent auction items! Simply email us at kjf@kentlaw.edu with your maximum bid no later than 11:59 p.m. on Wednesday, March 30, 2011 and we will designate someone as your proxy bidder. For silent auction items, if your maximum bid has not been exceeded at the close of the auction, you will win the item for $1 more than the highest amount on the bid sheet. Winners will be contacted via email to arrange for payment via check or online. Below is a list of select silent and live auction items. Check back periodically for updates. Happy bidding!
NEWLY ADDED! (3/30/11):
Shindig in the Suburbs Venture to Professor Kent Streseman’s suburban home where he will cook a semi-gourmet meal for up to 12 guests. He will then hang out with you until an awkwardly late hour (or, if you so choose, you can just eat his food, drink his drinks, and leave).
Movies With Rosado Three students can join Professor Cesar Rosado and his wife at one of the movies being presented at the Chicago Latino Film Festival. The film will likely be “The Life of Fish,” winner of many international awards, shown on Sunday April 10th, at 5:45. If tickets are unavailable for this movie, Professor Rosado will chose another. Afterwards, the Rosados will take the lucky winners out for drinks.
Pizza, Beer, and Fright Films Professor Elizabeth De Armond will host you and up to four additional guests at her home in Wilmette on a mutually agreeable date. She will provide pizza and beer to accompany the screening of two to three horror films to be determined (and the genre is up for negotiation as well, if the winning bidders would prefer something different).
Barrister’s Ball Tickets Party down at the modern wing of the Art Institute with these two tickets to the 2011 Barrister’s Ball. Admission includes hor d’oeurves, a cocktail reception, dancing, dinner, and an open bar. ($140 Value)
Guy Walks into a BAR(BRI)… Each of four lucky bidders will win one of two $1,000 gift certificates, or one of two $500 gift certificates, to be spent towards a BARBRI course. BARBRI offers comprehensive lectures, workshops and written materials to help you pass the bar on your first try. Please note that this is four separate items. ($500-$1000 Value each)
LIVE AUCTION ITEMS:
1. Rule 56 Motion for Summary Deliciousness Win this Motion for dinner with Professor Joan Steinman at Gioco in the South Loop or Red Light in the West Loop. One round of alcoholic beverages included with dinner. The Court shall grant this Motion to three lucky winners. There is no genuine dispute as to a material fact that this is awesome. ($190 Value)
2. Menu by Malin Professor Marty Malin will prepare and host a fabulous dinner for four at his Oak Park home.
3. A Battle of the Titans! Professors Rob Knowles, Professor Ozan Varol, and Professor Christopher Seaman invite you and three of your friends to join them to see the Chicago Cubs battle the best team in New York, the New York Mets, Wednesday, May 25, 2011 at 7:05 pm. ($80 Value)
4. Reasonably Foreseeable Hilarity Join Professor Steve Heyman and his family for an early dinner followed by a live taping of the NPR news quiz "Wait Wait . . . Don't Tell Me!", a satirical and hilarious take on the week's news. For four people. ($220 Value)
5. Business Brunch Join Professor Philip Hablutzel, Adjunct Professor Nancy Hablutzel and up to three of your friends in their Chicago home for Sunday brunch on a mutually agreeable date. On the menu: lox, bagels, eggs, Nancy's homemade muffins, and great conversation. 6. Little Italy Judge David Erickson will take three students on a daytrip through Chicago’s Taylor Street neighborhood. Start with a late morning coffee under the Joe DiMaggio statue, venture to the National Italian-American Sports Hall of Fame, then enjoy dinner at Rosebud and drinks at Taylor Street Bistro. 7. Party Harding Dinner, drinks and lots of fun for six with Professor Sarah Harding at one of Chicago’s most hyped restaurants of the year, The Girl and the Goat. Named best new restaurant of 2010 by the Chicago Tribune, food critic Phil Vettel says, “In terms of buzz, impact and excellence, nothing matched Stephanie Izard's ‘rustic, with a bit of badass’ (her term) small-plates gem along Randolph Street.” Must be redeemed between mid-April and the end of June 2011. Reservations are very hard to come by so the lucky bidders should act fast! (~$400 Value) 8. Chew Chew, I Choose You You’ll feel like a caboose if you miss out on this package. You and three friends can dine with Professor Sanford Greenberg, his wife (an attorney with Morgan Lewis and Bockius), and their adorable daughter at Riverside’s acclaimed Chew Chew restaurant. Located in Riverside just steps from the Metra BNSF line. ($200 Value) 9. Grilling the Witness As one of the 100 Most Influential Lawyers in America, Professor Lori B. Andrews knows a thing or two about grilling a witness. But you’ll have a chance to turn the tables when you have dinner with her at The Park Grille. 10. Clinical Trial... of Wine Join Professors Rhonda de Freitas, Richard Gonzalez, and Edward Kraus for their fifth annual Wine Tasting Event. Venture to Professor de Freitas’ home in the northern suburbs on Saturday, April 30 2011. For four students, plus one guest each, the evening will feature a “blind” wine tasting (they will provide the blindfold), great munchies, and a whole lot of fun. The Professors say: “Better than a Cubs game any day.” 11. Chez Buccafusco Professor Christopher Buccafusco will prepare a multi-course gourmet meal for up to six guests at his home. Courses will be selected based on the winners’ preferences and will include dishes from Professor Buccafusco’s favorite chefs, as well as those of his own invention. Last year’s meal included Thomas Keller’s “oysters and pearls,” sautéed scallops, and seared duck breast. Each course will be served with wines selected from Professor Buccafusco’s personal cellar. (~$600-900 Value) 12. A Deal So Good, It's Criminal See the cases today that will make the headlines tomorrow when you join Professor Richard Kling on a tour for six through the halls of the criminal court at 26th and California. After thinking about the big issues, you’ll enjoy a pleasant lunch in Little Village at one of Professor Kling’s favorite restaurants. (~$150 Value) 13. Be At the Piatt’s You get to choose a homemade Thai or Persian dinner with Professor Mickie Piatt and her husband. You and one friend will be treated to more courses than you can count on one hand (and an appropriate selection of adult beverages). Party with this IP expert on her own property! 14. Sox with Schmidt Two guests will join Professor Christopher Schmidt at a White Sox game this spring. Dinner and drinks at the park included. Date to be determined by the winners. 15. “Sowle” Food Up to five students will join Dean Stephen Sowle for a cookout at his house. This package includes a viewing of a legal-themed movie of your choice.
16. Dean for a Day Your dreams of being the boss of the Chicago-Kent College of Law can come true – if only for a day. The winner will see what Dean Harold Krent does to earn his keep.
17. Concert on the Green Join Professor Howard Eglit for this wonderful Ravinia package, including four lawn tickets to the concert of your choice, free parking, and a bottle of wine.
18. Dinner at Home with Baker and Shapiro Join Professors Katharine Baker and Carolyn Shapiro for a cozy dinner for six at one of their homes in Evanston. The Professors will be the chefs. Location to be determined.
19. Culinary Adventure Professors Susan Adams and Mary Rose Strubbe will treat up to six guests to lunch or dinner at an Indian, Italian, or Greek restaurant. The choice is yours!
20. Securities Satiation Professor William Birdthistle cordially invites two or three students for cocktails at his home in Old Town, followed by dinner at your choice of the following restaurants: Riccardo Trattoria, Perennial or Gemini Bistro. Missing this would be a breach of your duty to have fun!
21. Around the World with Rudstein Five students will join Professor David Rudstein for dinner at one of his favorite ethnic restaurants (Moroccan, Indian or Thai). Students pick the cuisine, Professor Rudstein picks the restaurant.
22. A Duty To Drink Professor Ralph Brill will take two students to dinner at Red Light restaurant. You are guaranteed to have a “Brill”iant time.
23. Seventh Circuit Lunch This package allows two students to join the Honorable Judge Ilana Diamond Rovner (’66) of the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals for lunch in her chambers at the Dirksen Courthouse. This chance to spend time with one of the most esteemed jurists in the country is priceless!
24. School Yourself in Chicago What better way to spend a summer day than enjoying Chicago’s world-class architecture with Chicago-Kent’s world-class faculty? Professor A. Dan Tarlock will treat four to an architectural tour and lunch downtown in June.
25. Drinks Tasting for Six Professor Christopher Buccafusco invites six winners to his home for a tasting of wine, beer, or whisky. The winning bidders will select their preferred drink and level of interest and sophistication – novice, intermediate, or expert. For example, the novice beer tasting could include various styles of beer – pilsner, kolsch, IPA, stout. The intermediate wine tasting could cover differences between Old World and New World cabernets or syrahs. The expert whisky tasting could explore the nuances of the different distilleries on a small Scottish island or various expressions of the same whisky. (~$200-600 Value)
26. The “Supreme” Experience Four guests are invited to enjoy a leisurely lunch with Professors Carolyn Shapiro and Nancy Marder as they reminisce about their days clerking for the United States Supreme Court. Professor Shapiro clerked for Justice Breyer from 1996-1997, and Professor Marder clerked for Justice John Paul Stevens from 1990-1992.
27. Patent # 2341432: Recipe for a Great Time Professors Edward Lee and David Schwartz will take up to four winners out to dinner and bowling at Lucky Strike.
28. All That Jazz Professor Bartram Brown will take four students to a Southside Avant-garde jazz club. Join him for a show!
29. A Day with Judge Erickson Judge David Erickson will take three students to a Cubs game and provide lunch, libations and laughs. But the fun doesn’t stop there: afterwards, the Judge will host a post-game outing involving food, drinks and general revelry. His box seats are legendary, and his hospitality is even better!
30. Tee for Three Professor Ronald Staudt invites three students to join him for a round of golf at Lake Bluff Golf Course, followed by sandwiches and drinks at the Clubhouse.
31. The Right to Choose Professor Margaret Stewart will treat four lucky winners to lunch at the restaurant of your choice. Lunch includes a first round of drinks.
32. The Legendary Conviser Bash Eight students will enjoy a black tie dinner at the Museum (otherwise known as Professor Richard Conviser’s private Gold Coast residence). Professor Conviser spares no expense, and he will match the amount you bid in throwing the party. This tradition began more than 15 years ago, and a generation of high bidders describe this evening as one of their most memorable experiences at Chicago-Kent.
33. Holla for Lolla Two weekend passes to Lollapalooza 2011, courtesy of C3 Presents. The concert will take place in Grant Park August 5-7 2011. Last year’s acts included Lady Gaga, MGMT, Phoenix, The Black Keys, Metric, Social Distortion, and Cypress Hill. This year promises to be even better!
SILENT AUCTION ITEMS:
ONE-OF-A-KIND EXPERIENCES
101. A Day with a Senator Experience a day in the life of State Senator A. J. Wilhelmi (’93). Senator Wilhelmi is Chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee and Vice-Chairman of the Agriculture & Conservation Committee, and represents the 43rd Senatorial District, which includes Joliet. Shadow the Senator and get a tour of the capitol with one of Chicago-Kent’s illustrious alums.
102. Lunch with a Judge Judge Elizabeth Budzinksy ('88), a Chicago-Kent graduate who sits in the Law Division of the Circuit Court of Cook County, invites two students to lunch. (~$75 Value)
103. From Corn on the Cob to Getting a Job: Customized CSO Networking BBQ Up to five students will enjoy a customized networking event, courtesy of the Career Services Office (CSO). Join CSO staff and legal practitioners at Pascale Bishop's condo in north Chicago. The CSO will invite alumni and other contacts from the practice area (or areas) of your choice. The barbecue will include food, soft drinks, beer and wine.
104. Green Dreams Is this another Irish bar package? No, it’s your chance to enjoy a lunch for three students with Mr. Richard Saines (’96), a longtime partner at Baker & McKenzie LLP specializing in environmental law. He will discuss environmental law careers with aspiring defenders of the Earth.
105. Bar Review and Grill You never want to go out to the bar without eating, and you don’t want to take the Bar without a review course. This package takes care of both problems. Tarek Fadel (’03), President of AdaptiGroup LLC invites you to dinner for six with heavy-hitters from the Chicago-Kent alumni board and a free Adaptibar session. This will give you a full stomach and keep you from feeling queasy about the stress of the Bar Exam!
106. A Must for Aspiring Trial Lawyers Dinner for two students with Bruce Kohen (’79), partner at Anesi, Ozmon, Rodin, Novak & Kohen Ltd. Mr. Kohen is President of the Illinois Trial Lawyers Association and a member of its executive committee. He is well known for record-setting jury verdicts and settlements.
107. Court Date Don’t worry, you aren’t being prosecuted (this time)! Enjoy lunch with the Honorable Sybil Thomas (’91), Illinois Associate Judge. Find out what it’s like on the other side of the bench while you sit on the other side of the table.
108. Behind the Scenes at Juvey It might have been a while since you last were in a juvenile court, but this time you can go there from the other side. Join Cook County Deputy Public Guardian Carolyn Thomas (’96) and other Kent alumni who are attorneys at the office as they take you on a tour of juvenile court and then treat you to lunch. This package for two students is an excellent opportunity to feel young again (without the criminal implications).
109. The Inside Scoop Meet president-elect of the ISBA John G. Locallo (’86), also of the firm Amaci & Locallo to get the inside scoop on networking, marketing, and starting up a legal practice. There is no limit to the number of students who can take advantage of this unique networking opportunity.
110. Alderman Oh Man Whether you’re interested in politics or world travel, you’ll have a great time at lunch with Alderman Scott Waguespack (’00), who has been described by Kent students as “a very cool guy.” Waugespack, who represent’s Chicago’s 23rd Ward, has advocated open, transparent government, fiscal responsibility, and better, more efficient city services and was one of only six aldermen to vote against the parking-meter deal.
111. Ride with Rodriguez Richard Rodriguez (’97), President of the CTA, invites two winners to join him for lunch. This is your chance to get face time with one of our city’s hardest-working public officials.
DINING & ENTERTAINMENT
201. Blondes, Brunettes and Redhead Piano Bar Get a swanky new ‘do for a swanky new you at J. Gordon Design. And what will you do with your new ’do? Find a hot date and bring them to the Redhead Piano Bar, of course! Two $50 gift certificates to the piano bar and a gift certificate for a haircut, style, and $68 towards a color service. (~$225 Value)
202. A Day at the Races Racing and wine tasting – a match made in heaven. One club house box seat package for six at Arlington Park Horse Track, PLUS wine tasting at Lynfred Winery. Lynfred Winery has four great locations – Naperville, Wheeling, Wheaton, and Roselle! (~$200 value)
203. Million Dollar Date (actual value $180) This one-of-a-kind package offers you two chances to go on dinner and musical dates at the Apollo Theater in Lincoln Park. Explore your rebellious side with Million Dollar Quartet, a musical about the 1960s, after eating all of the hippie grunge fare you can stand at sandwich shop RJ Grunts. On another date, cross those picket lines for dinner at Four Farthings Tavern and Grill and then journey back to the Apollo for White Noise, a play about folk music and the white supremacy movement. (Two tickets to Million Dollar Quartet, redeemable through June 9, 2011 for Wednesday, Thursday or Sunday performances; AND two tickets to White Noise, valid for your choice of Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday performances from April 1 to April 28, 2011; AND $50 to RJ Grunts restaurant; and $25 to Four Farthings Tavern and Grill Restaurant).
204. Wine Enthusiast’s Delight How much do you like wine? Do you like it enough to buy: A) a bottle of wine; B) a mechanical wine opener; C) a wine chiller; D) a classy wine bucket; or E)ALL OF THE ABOVE? You can get option E with this package, courtesy of Professor Godfrey.
205. Bowl at the Moon You’ll be bowled over with this night out on the town. Get your toes tapping at a party for up to 100 people at swanky piano bar Howl at the Moon. Then slip those toes into some bowling shoes for two hours of bowling on two lanes (snacks included) at Lucky Strike Lanes. You can’t strike out with this package. Howl at the Moon details: up to 100 people; first 2 drinks for $1 each, well liquor/house wine/domestic beer; free buffet 5-7pm; wristbands for discounted drinks until 9pm). (~$450 Value)
206. Aspiring Chef Package Whether you’re the next Paula Dean, Bobby Flay, or just want to brush up on bruschetta, you’ll love this VIP package. First, you and four people will swill champagne while touring Tru’s kitchen and art collection. Then, two of you can put those skills to use with a “Mix It Up” cooking party at Bespoke Cuisine. This value is so good you can taste it! (Note: the tour of Tru does not include dinner). ($310 Value)
207. Hipster Holiday You don’t need hip-huggers or Buddy Holly glasses to enjoy this music and theater package. Even though, like, it doesn’t matter anyway, you’ll get two tickets to the 11th Annual Sketchbook at Collaboraction Theatre Company and to the Trap Door Theatre, both in Wicker Park. Then brush up on the music that, like, was so much better before the bands got famous with a $100 gift certificate to Reckless Records. ($200 Value)
208. Two by Two You’ll have twice the fun when you start your night with dinner for two at Twin Anchors restaurant, Chicago’s favorite barbeque since 1932. Then double that, too, and head to Second City with two tickets to the best comedy in Chicago. This value is almost “two” much “two” handle. ($110 Value)
209. Comedy on Fire Light up your night with two Old Town staples. Start your night with $30 worth of drinks at the Fireplace Inn. Then heat things up with six admissions to Chicago’s red-hot stand-up comedy club, Zanies. This is one hot deal!
210. You’ll Laugh, You’ll Cry, You’ll Stay Up All Night You’ll laugh till you cry, then you’ll cry to the blues, and then you’ll drink the night away (in moderation, of course). Enjoy the immediacy of improv comedy with four free tickets to the historic i.O. theatre. Then, when you’re feeling cheery, you can start feeling weary (along with four more people) at Kingston Mines, Chicago’s leading venue for the blues. Then you can get your buzz back with late-night (5 am on Saturday) bar, Burton Place. Then, if you can keep your eyes open, you can head back to i.O. with four passes to the Saturday morning show Storytown. ($300 Value)
211. I Raise You Irazu & Drama. I’ll see your drama tickets for two to any Chicago Dramatists 2010-2011 production and raise you a $25 gift certificate to the Irazu Costa Rican diner. Don’t be dramatic about denying your hunger. ($89 Value)
212. Bowl over Laughing Can you spare some time for Comedy Sportz? Think this auction book is horribly unfunny? Get some tips on improv comedy at the ComedySportz show with tickets for four. Then choose your dinner location on the fly with a $50 gift certificate for any location of Spare Time Chicago restaurants, including bars, billiards, or bowling. (~$250 Value)
213. Don’t Hyde Away Walk like Obama by taking in some culture in Hyde Park. Release your inner Matisse or Pollock with a five or ten week Studio Art Class at the Hyde Park Art Center. But every great artist must be inspired, and you can get that inspiration with two tickets for the 2010-11 production at the eta Creative Arts Foundation. You’re an artist, but you don’t have to be starving when you get a steal on this package. ($230 Value)
214. Northside in Two Acts Why experience one night out on the town when you can experience it twice? In Act I, the curtain rises on you at dinner for two at the Lincoln Square’s famous Brauhaus. The Act’s end finds you enjoying two tickets to a production of your choice at the Lifeline Theatre. Following a brief intermission, Act II picks up with a $20 gift certificate to the Fireside Theater. Then the night ends in dramatic fashion watching the Neo-Futurists perform 30 plays in 60 minutes at Too Much Light Makes the Baby Go Blind. ($290 Value)
215. Smells like Team Spirit Get yourselves ready for a night of competitive fun. Get some team shirts at the T-Shirt Deli and then head out in your team colors for two hours of bowling with ten of your friends. (Private Shopping event for ten or more. Winner gets free, custom-made T-shirts. Guests get 10% off any items at the T-Shirt Deli in Bucktown). Then two hours of bowling on two lanes for ten people at Diversey River Bowl, Sunday-Thursday. Shoe rental not included. ($150 Value + 2 hours of bowling).
216. Rosebud From Orson Welles to walking Wells Street, you’ll go from dinner at Rosebud Restaurant to a tour of Chicago’s highest heights. Four people will see how the “City of Big Shoulders” grew up on the Chicago Architectural Tour, then head to dinner at Rosebud Restaurant for high-end Italian cuisine. Citizen, Yes We Can! ($135 Value)
217. Wave your Thirst Goodbye Drink away your post St. Patty’s blues with a party at your choice of Duffy, McGee’s or Durkin’s . Then bowl for an hour with five of your friends at Waveland Bowl (~$150 Value).
SPORTS & FITNESS
301. Let’s Go Cubs! Enjoy a night out at the friendly confines of Wrigley Field with five tickets for one Cubs night game in club box outfield seats on the right field wall. Date TBA. ($210 Value)
302. Un-Thai-ten your Muscles Loosen your “thai”t muscles with yoga for two at Chicago Yoga Center, and then get Thai food at Spoon Thai with a $25 gift certificate. ($59 Value)
303. SPORTS! SPORTS! SPORTS! SPORTS! SPORTS! SPORTS! SPORTS! SPORTS! What’s the difference between a wolf and a hockey team? Lipstick? Nope, the answer is nothing at the Chicago Wolves Pro Hockey arena, where you will go with a friend for a regular season game this April. Then, take your sports-loving pack to the DePaul Athletic Center with your four tickets to a men’s and women’s basketball game during the 2011-2012. ($194 value)
304. Safety Dance Don’t be a friendless dance-impaired dolt. Buy two dance lessons from Arthur Murray Dance Centers. Then celebrate your new mastery of the art with a friend or loved one by going to dinner at a da Vinci Group restaurant such as Vinci, Adobo or Pikk’s and by watching the Hubbard Street Dance company show you some new moves at their Summer Series dance show. ($418 Value)
305. Kick-Ass Burritos You know what kicks ass? Two free burritos from Chipotle Mexican Grill. You know what else kicks ass? You after a month of martial arts instruction and aerobic kick-boxing at Gen-Ki Karake & Fitness Center. Win both with this kick-ass package. (~$175 Value)
306. Beef (Up) and Broccoli Build up a fierce appetite after one month of working out at #1 Gym. Feed that appetite with a gift certificate for $25 at Silver Spoon Thai. Win both in this bodacious package. (~$100 Value)
307. Do you have plans this Monday? You do now! Win four Cubs v. Diamondbacks tickets for Monday April 4, 2011, six rows up from the field, courtesy of Professor Godfrey. Be there for the start of the Cubs’ championship year. ($260 Value)
308. America’s Favorite Pastime Enjoy the stars of today and the all-stars of yesteryear with this home-run package. Hit one out of the park with an autographed color photo of White Sox star Alex Rios. Then head to Cooperstown and walk amongst legends with two passes to the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum. Play ball! (~$49 Value)
MUSEUMS, AMUSEMENT PARKS, ZOOS and MORE
401. Springfield Surfing Safari Venture to the wilds of Springfield for a fun-filled day of water slides and action. Get two 1-day passes to Knight’s Action Park & Caribbean Water Adventure during the 2011 season ($54 value).
402. Cheesecake and Cheetahs Nourish your starved student body with an original or plain cheesecake from Eli’s Cheesecake. Then walk it all off with a trip for six to the Brookfield Zoo. /// OR, for those of you with small children, satisfy their sugar craze and send them to play with other animals with admission for six to the Hamil Family Play Zoo, a two-acre play zoo that invites children to touch live animals, plant a garden, examine animal X-rays, fingerpaint with mud, search for bugs, explore a stream, and build animal homes. Top it off with a ride on the carousel, after allowing plenty of time for your cheesecake to digest, of course. (Value $140)
403. The Full Chicago Experience Chicago is known for three things: fish, history, and carnies. Now you can experience all three with this amazing package. One annual family membership to the Chicago History Museum and four passes to BOTH Shedd Aquarium and Amazing Chicago fun house!
404. An A-Peel-ing Proposition If you have kids, this is the perfect opportunity to let them go nuts—or should we say, go bananas—at the Go Bananas family fun center. This package includes five passes for an all-day ride and softplay wristbands. Take a break this summer for some family fun! ($70 value)
405. Architecture Aficionados Architecture lovers delight! Two tickets to experience the world’s greatest architecture and the oldest building in America’s greatest architectural city. First you get 2 guest passes to tour the Frederick C. Robie House and a gift certificate for four admissions to tour the Clarke House and Glessner House Museums. ($75 Value)
LAW AND LIFE
501-02. Bar in the Buff Haven’t put down a bar review deposit? Haven’t gotten out of your bathrobe this month? You couldn’t wear your pajamas to class, but now you can get ready to pass the bar in the buff. With this package, you get a complete online Themis Bar Review course. Every future lawyer’s dream.
503. Pass the Bar for Less! Avoid costly Bar preparation with this AdaptiBar on-line MBE simulator and supplement course! ($495 Value)
504. The Best Bar In the World Look, we all know that you’re going to pay for a bar prep course. Why not get one for free instead? Win this Kaplan PMBR bar review course, and you can raise the bar for yourself in the state of your choice.
505-06. You Need it for School Get your books before the first day of class with this $75 gift certificate, good at any Barnes and Noble store, including the Kent bookstore. Courtesy of Professor Vivien Gross. (Value $150)
INDULGE YOURSELF
601. True Luminous Luxury! The desktop lamp of masters of the universe and captains of industry can be yours! “Curve” Desktop Lamp by Finelite Corporation is a portable LED desk lamp with nearly 50 lumens per watt luminaire efficacy, QuickTouch™ dimming, and a field-replaceable LED module. Courtesy of Electrical Design Systems Corp. ($350 Value)
602. Age of Aquarius When the moon is in the seventh house, experience life as an astronaut with a one hour floatation tank session at the Spacetime Tank Flotation Center. Then return to the atmosphere and shake the drops of Jupiter from your hair with a $75 gift certificate for classes in meditation, yoga, or massage at the Peace School. Finish your journey with a wholesome meal at Karyn’s Raw and a bottle of Karyn’s Green Powder and a chocolate bar. (One-hour floatation tank session for one at Spacetime Tanks Floatation Center, $75 gift certificate for classes at the Peace School, $20 gift certificate to Karyn’s Raw, a bottle of Karyn’s Green Powder, and a chocolate bar). ($185 Value)
603. Uptown Girl on a Budget Do you ache to be an uptown girl (but you can’t do it on student loans)? Art Effect will host a private shopping party for you and 12 to 20 friends! As the hostess, you’ll receive a silver necklace free of charge, so you can enjoy the party with the finest bling. No need to worry about leaving your friends out. They’ll enjoy complimentary light snacks and refreshments and receive a 15% discount on anything they purchase that evening. (~$500 Value)