Andrew Chin is a second-year student at Yale Law School.  His interests
include antitrust, communications, intellectual property, statutory
interpretation, First Amendment, antidiscrimination and securities law.
His recent publications include "Antitrust by Chance: A Unified Theory of
Horizontal Merger Doctrine," Yale Law Journal (1997), "Making the World
Wide Web Safe for Democracy:  A Medium-Specific First Amendment Analysis,"
Hastings Communication and Entertainment Law Journal (1997), "Accurate
Calculation of Short-Swing Profits Under Section 16(b) of the Securities
Exchange Act of 1934," Delaware Journal of Corporate Law (1997),
"Computational Complexity and the Scope of Software Patents," Akron Law
Review (1997), "Analyzing Mergers in Innovation Markets," Jurimetrics
(1997), and "A Statutory Law for the Age of Information" (forthcoming
1997). He is the executive director of the Council for Asian American
Studies Education, which organized the 1995 National Asian American
Studies Examination for U.S. high school students, as reported in Amerasia
Journal (1996).