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At the end of a long day of studying Evidence in July 2010, I got up from my favorite study chair to go to bed. I had been comfortable...

By Elizabeth Hilliard | February 19, 2012

January 23rd was the 39th anniversary of the Supreme Court of the United State'’s decision in Roe v. Wade, where the Court ruled that the...

By Susy Prochazka | February 19, 2012

My best description of this restaurant can be contained in one word: masculine. Tractor Room, located on 5th Avenue and Pennsylvania in...

By Sarah Stewart-Bussey | February 19, 2012

“The success of science depends on an apparatus of democratic adjudication—anonymous peer review, open debate, the fact that a graduate...

By Eric Bolt | November 11, 2011

It’s a Wednesday evening, and as you leave school you realize you haven’t been home in almost 12 hours. An assortment of snack foods has...

By Ashley McCaig | November 11, 2011

My intellectual property scholarship (“IP”) was among the first to explore the impact of intellectual property rights on African-...

By Professor K.J. Greene | November 11, 2011

I’m sure that when Journey wrote this song, they weren’t referring to a massive power outage in southern California. But, the “sun [was...

By Elizabeth Hilliard | September 28, 2011

Questions & Answers Perspective: The cardinal tenets of our legal values are strengthened by not only grasping the rules of law...

By Eric Bolt | September 25, 2011

Dearest 1L’s, I write to you as you are still young and impressionable in your legal education. I begin my 2L year here at Thomas...

By Cameron Spencer | September 25, 2011

If I tell you this, you have to promise not to tell my mother. Do you promise? Okay. Here it is. I may have had the best brisket of my...

By Sarah Stewart-Bussey | September 22, 2011

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