CURRENT VOLUME 37 ISSUE 6

News

 

Reach Out and Help Haiti

By: Ceci Yohannes & Jennifer Lea Huer

Everywhere we turn lately, news shows and internet sites have been heralding the tragic news of Haiti. For most people, the news is

Commentary

 

Massachusetts Won't Be Taken for Granted

By: Mike Lanza

There are days when I miss living in New England and then there are days when I miss living in New England. Most recently,

The Cost of Fuel Efficiency and the Reduction of Greenhouse Gases

By: Adam Neal

It seems that the recent spike in gas prices and the current economy are driving an ever-growing percentage of the population toward purchasing fuel-efficient cars,

The Myth of the Humane Society of the United States

By: John Dillard

I recently viewed a commercial for the Humane Society of the United States. It contained footage of pets suffering from abuse. The footage

Humor

 

News You Can Use

By: Qasim Rashid

Leaders of the Week:

Republican Senator Elect Scott Brown completed a fantastic upset victory this week. For the first time, a Republican will hold the Senate

Fame-quilizer: Unsolicited Advice to Participants in Modern Pop Culture

By: J.T. Rhode

General Larry Platt

Please keep it at "Pants on the Ground." Don't get me wrong -it was perfect. Just don't try to go all

Separated at Birth?

By: Andy Boran

Submitted by: Holli Reeves

Our regular column examines faculty members who bear such a striking resemblance to people of varying levels of celebrity that one

Separated at Birth? Student Edition

By: Megan Miles & Ryan Huffman

This is the second edition of our new column that examines law students who bear such a striking resemblance to people of varying levels

Bathroom Top Ten

By: Andy Boran

I was somewhat dubious when I read that the law school was going to renovate the bathrooms outside the library. I was even more

From Law.com