Month: November 2012

From Bobby Cheren at the CWRU Law Review: On November 5, 2012 the Case Western Reserve Law Review broke new ground in the digital pre-release of the first issue of…

My friends at Oklahoma City University have just announced that they're moving the law school downtown from their campus on 23rd street.  This is really exciting news; I think this'll…

I thought I might open a thread for people's thoughts on last night's election.  I was tuning in and out throughout the night as I'm sure many others were, although…

I am sorry to hear (via Harvard University Press' twitter feed, @Harvard_Press) that distinguished historian Thomas McCraw has passed away.  The Boston Globe is reporting that he passed away on November…

I know Kyle Graham's going to make fun of me for this, but ... have you heard about the controversy in Caddo Parish, Louisiana over whether the United Daughters of…

I was just sitting here coding some of my Sussex County records and thought I'd take a break and look at some pictures from my trip to Sussex County's courthouse.…

As New York is recovering from the mega-storm and planning for the future, this seems like the perfect moment for Fordham Law School to create an urban law center, which…

Folks in NYC can find a list of volunteer opportunities here.

I learn from R.B. Bernstein that Richard N. Current passed away last week.  He was a distinguished historian of the United States in the middle of the nineteenth century, most notably…

I was excited to hear Governor Romney's talking about Bill's Barbeque, which recently closed its doors in Richmond.  Back in 1990 and 1991 I ate at a couple of the…