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Volume 64, Winter 1990, Number 2
Articles
The Americans with Disabilities Act: Nightmare for Employers and Dream for Lawyers?
Thomas H. Barnard
Dischargeability in Bankruptcy of Debts Incurred by "Purported Purchasers"
Steven H. Resnicoff
Book Review
Bork's Apologia (The Tempting of America: The Political Seduction of the Law)
Thomas M. Melsheimer
Notes
Price Waterhouse v. Hopkins: Attempting to Resolve the Mixed-Motive Dilemma
Tracey Gibbons Hanley
The Right to Privacy One Hundred Years Later: New York Stands Firm as the World and Law Around it Change
William S. Gyves
Comments
Ware v. Valley Stream High School District: At What Expense Should Religious Freedoms Be Preserved?
Donna Marie Werner
Recent Developments in New York Law
The Survey of New York Practice Table of Contents
Editorial Board
New York Court of Appeals Holds that Rape Trauma Syndrome Is Admissable to Explain the Victim's Behavior, but Not to Prove the Rape
William J. White