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Where are we in the Shadows of the Great Emancipator? “[S]outherners often clinched their defense of slavery by pointing to the plight of...

By | February 20, 2013

There is a book published during the middle of the George W. Bush years titled “What’s The Matter With Kansas?” The general theme of this...

By | December 3, 2012

In July of 1999, chaos broke out in South Park, Colorado. A chain of highly expensive lawsuits flooded into local courts. The first...

By Jeff Bailey Bouchard | December 3, 2012

It all started near the end of September when I spotted a jolly, little snowman peeking out the window at the Pavillions near my house. ...

By Michelle Evenson | November 24, 2012

It’s Friday night, you are among good company and the night is only growing later. Left without many options, you and your surrounding...

By | October 19, 2012

A chill is finally in the air, well at least for a couple of days. With the chill of fall comes the thrill of Halloween for many. You may...

By Michelle Evenson | October 17, 2012

In The Presocratics, edited by Phillip Wheelwright in 1997, we learn of a fragment handed down to us only through the writings of...

By Jeff Bailey Bouchard | October 17, 2012

As most of us come near to the end of our law school career, the next step is to apply for jobs. Most job applicants have a checklist...

By Nancy Astifo | February 20, 2012

December 31, 2011 – New Year’s Eve. President Obama signed into law the National Defense Authorization Act. The $662 billion defense bill...

By Jared Drucker | February 20, 2012

On January 23 of this year, The Supreme Court of the United States came down with a long anticipated decision addressing major issues...

By | February 19, 2012

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