In 2015, Disabilities Studies Quarterly, a peer review journal, will mark the 25th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) with a special issue. Some potential topics are: The history of the ADA The ADA and health care The …
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This week, the Nonhuman Rights Project filed a lawsuit in the New York Civil Supreme Court of Fulton County (Docket #2051/2013) on behalf of Tommy, a chimpanzee who is caged in a used trailer lot. The Nonhuman Rights Project is …
Though the work has been quiet lately, the Solo Practice Incubator construction is still underway. Should you experience excessive noise during the reading and exam periods, the Student Services Center staff welcomes law students to relocate to the study tables …
Plan to give yourself a well-deserved study break at some point this month. It can be fun to look forward to a special event so you can reward yourself for getting through outlining or for taking your first exam of …
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Hopefully everyone had a refreshing Thanksgiving break. You’re probably ready now to hit the books and prepare for upcoming exams. As a reminder – the library is open extended hours for reading and exam period. Saturday, November 30 – Friday, …
