Mark W. Merritt, Editor-in-Chief, f. 1: Letters to Dean’s Office [includes correspondence with Richard A. Merrill re alternative ways to grant credit to journal members; letter from Janet Napolitano to Dean Merrill about concerns of the try-out procedures established by VLR, and editor’s in chief response; and some other administrative issues; Letters received – Incoming correspondence and memoranda. [Law School Memoranda re Academic Credit for Activities Implementation and draft re upper-class writing requirements; The Law Council memorandum re Extra-Curricular Credit Alternatives (March 12, 1981); VLR jobs descriptions (Apr. 1982); Evaluation of the VLR Notes Department; The Roger and Madeleine Traynor Prize award; Ted Kennedy, Sandra Day O’Connor letters declining invitation of the VLR Association (Nov. 2, 1981); memoranda re UVA tuition increases (Feb. 1982) , 1981-03 - 1982-02

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