Section viii assyrian recipes included in this memoir are the following recipes which were familiar fare in a typical assyrian-american home. calling them by their phonetic names. these recipes were compiled by assyrian women in the yonkers, new york assyrian-american association. assyrian baked rice 1 lb. long-grain rice - recommend basmati indian rice. has a wonderful aroma and taste. 1 stick melted butter 3 tablespoons salt cover rice with cold water, rinse and soak. soak overnight if desired. boil 3 quarts of cold water. drain soaked rice and add to fast boiling water. boil for approximately 5 to 7 minutes, or until one kernel of rice tastes half-cooked, but not soft. pour rice into colander and rinse with cold water. preheat oven to 325 degrees. use some of the butter for bottom of roasting pan with cover. pour rice over butter. add remaining butter. cover, bake 3 4 hour, shaking roasting pan twice during baking to mix butter with rice. serves 4. addendum from recipe from mary yohannan aurahan momma ; peel about 2 potatoes, or enough when sliced to cover bottom of a large frying pan, or equivalent. melt some butter in the pan, add sliced potatoes and brown. remove from heat for a moment, add rice, add blobs of butter, cover with wax paper and steam until rice is separate. Organizations477 smu's student organizations include the asian law students association, barristers, black law students association, board of advocates, christian legal society, delta theta phi, family law association, federalist society, health law association, hispanic american law students association, inn of court, intellectual property organization, international law society, interscholastic competition board, jewish law students association, legals lesbian and gay law students ; , litigation skills, mock trial board, moot court board, the national lawyer's guild, phi alpha delta, phi delta phi, student bar association, texas trial lawyer's association, tutorial program and women in law and how to play poker texas.