Robert Plett wrote in a message to Mark Fornoff:
 RP> On 12-30-97, MARK FORNOFF declared to JUSTIN BAUSTERT:
 RP> Before it was over, they must've had somewhere around 20 phones set
 RP> up based on the photos they gave Enyart later - phones everywhere,
 RP> several rooms, dorm hallways, and more students than phones.  Very
 RP> enlightening, including to the law students themselves, who were
 RP> forced to admit time and again that much of what they had *thought*
 RP> was ethical and moral, because it is viewed so in eyes of their
 RP> chosen profession, really isn't - not even close.
That must have been profoundly disturbing to them.  It's good that their 
"young skulls" weren't *too* full of mush.
 RP> What had already happened with those students is common in the
 RP> legal world, and elsewhere too - they had come to equate what is
 RP> legal at any given time with what is moral and ethical.  To put it
 RP> another way, they had unwittingly begun to set man's law and legal
 RP> rules as supreme over God's law, and to structure their moral and
 RP> ethical code accordingly, to their discredit.
But, to their credit, they were honest enough to see that, and hopefully 
change.
 RP> Remember from whence come the Clintons.
I'd rather concentrate on where they *should* be going.
-- Mark
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