legal education. The Pledge is: In the study of law, I will conscientiously prepare myself; To advance the interests of those I serve before my own, To approach my responsibilities and colleagues with integrity, professionalism, and civility, To guard zealously legal, civil and human rights which are the birthright of all people, And, above all, To endeavor always to seek justice. This I do pledge. Student organizations Richardson sponsors numerous student organizations, including: 'Ahahui O Hawai'i Advocates For Public Interest Law (APIL) American Inns of Court (The Hon. James S. Burns Aloha Chapter of the Inns of Court) American Bar Association-Student Chapter Black Law Student Association (BLSA) Christian Legal Society (CLS) Delta Theta Phi Legal Fraternity (DTP) Environmental Law Society (ELS) Federalist Society Federal Bar Association Hawaii Law Student Division Filipino Law School Association (FLSA) Hammurabi Legal Forum Hawaii Women's Lawyers La Alianza Lambda Law Student Association Pacific-Asian Legal Studies Organization (PALSO) Phi Delta Phi International Legal Fraternity Richardson Golf Association Running Group Self Defense Club Soccer Club Street Law Student Animal League Defense Fund (SALDF) Student Bar Association (SBA) Students With Keiki Sustainable Richardson TED Richardson Moot Court teams Richardson fields Moot Court teams, composed of students, in competitions across many legal areas. In addition, Richardson fields a competitive Client Counseling Team. Moot court teams Environmental Moot Court Team Hispanic Moot Court Team Saul Lefkowtiz Intellectual Property Moot Court Team International Environmental Moot Court Team International Negotiations Team Mock Trial Team Native American Moot Court Team Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition Team Robert F. Wagner Labor & Employment Law Moot Court Team Space Law Moot Court Team Law school traditions A list of some of Richardson's traditions: Student Pledge Adopted in 2002 as an aspirational reflection of Kānāwai Māmalahoe, all Richardson students recite the Law Student Pledge, written by late Professor Chris Iijima, before a Hawaii Supreme Court Justice during a special ceremony before they begin their legal education. Ete Bowl Starting in 1978, Richardson—in a tradition that promotes school spirit and camaraderie amongst students—holds a yearly alumnae v. female law students flag football game. The Alumnae ("Bruzers") and UH Law Student ("Etes") teams are composed entirely of female students, while cheerleaders are composed of male students dressed in drag. Stew Day Begun by Professor Calvin Pang, every year on Stew Day, the Richardson Faculty dress up in goofy hats and aprons and serve a stew