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1998
Television Distorts Women's Image
This opinion article responds to the debut of the television series "Ally McBeal," maintaining that…
1998
Maine Votes to Repeal Law Protecting Gay Rights
Maine becomes the first state to repeal a gay rights law that barred gays from discrimination in…
1998
In the Spotlight
The US House of Representatives considers the Accuracy in Campus Crime Reporting Act (House…
1998
Convicted Sex Offender Found with Boy Again
Mary Kay LeTourneau, a Seattle grade school teacher convicted of having sexual relations with a…
1999
Clinton's Familiar Rhetoric
In the aftermath of the Monica Lewinsky scandal, this opinion article reflects on Clinton's history…
1998
School's Law Students Receive Racist Letters
New law school students at Indiana University-Purdue University at Indianapolis receive…
1998
King's Civil Rights Address Still Rings
This Life section of the Cavalier Daily reprints Martin Luther King, Jr.'s civil rights address in…
1998
Offensive Web Page Costs Teacher his Job
Cameron Barrett, a computer technology teacher at a Michigan marketing company, is fired after…
1997
Megan's Law Oppresses Ex-Prisoners
This article responds to the enactment in several states of Megan's Law, which mandates that…
1997
Law Professor's Comments Draw Criticism
At the University of Texas, Reverend Jesse Jackson encourages students to boycott the classes of law…
1997
Possible Army Integration on Rocky Ground
This opinion article responds to a report that cites instances of sexual misconduct in the military…
1997
Judge Lets Jones' Legal Team Off Case
A federal judge permits Paula Jones' lawyers to withdraw from her sexual harassment case against…