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Volume 79, Spring 2005, Number 2

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Volume 79, Spring 2005, Number 2

Articles

Shall We Overcome? Transcending Race, Class, and Ideology Through Interest Convergence
Sheryll D. Cashin

Democracy Without a Net? Separation of Powers and the Idea of Self-Sustaining Constitutional Constraints on Undemocratic Behavior
James A. Gardner

Some Exceptions to the Suretyship Statute of Frauds: A Tale of Two Courts
Bernard E. Gegan

The Game of Pleasant Diversion: Can We Level the Playing Field for the Disabled Athlete and Maintain the National Pastime, in the Aftermath of PGA Tour, Inc. v. Martin: An Empirical Study of the Disabled Athlete
Donald H. Stone

Does an Asset Manager Have Standing Under the Federal Securities Laws?
Brian P. Murray

Advisory Labor Arbitration Under New York Law: Does It Have a Place in Employment Law?
Mitchell H. Rubinstein

Note

Child Sex Tourism Legislation Under the PROTECT Act: Does It Really Protect?
Amy Fraley

Comments

Yet Anoter Bough on the "Judicial Oak": The Second Circuit Clarifies Inquiry Notice and Its Loss Causation Requirement Under the PSLRA in Lentell v. Merrill Lynch & Co.
Devin F. Ryan

Mack v. Otis Elevator: Creating More Supervisors and More Vicarious Liability for Workplace Harassment
Jodi R. Mandell

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