Volume 66: 2004 - 2005

Volume 66 • Summer 2005 • Issue 4

Articles
First Thornburgh Family Lecture on Disability Law and Policy Americans: Americans with Disabilities and Their Civil Rights: Past, Present, and Future Peter Blanck
Poverty and Communitarianism: Toward a Community-Based Welfare System Michele Estrin Gilman
Trinko and Re-Grounding the Refusal to Deal Doctrine Adam Candeub
Notes
An Antitrust Analysis of College Early Admission Programs Adam L. Henry
The Problem with Forgiving (But Not Entirely Forgetting) the Crimes of Our Nation's Youth: Exploring the Third Circuit's Unconstitutional Use of Nonjury Juvenile Adjudication in Armed Career Criminal Sentencing Stephen F. Donahue
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Volume 66 • Spring 2005 • Issue 3

Articles

Drafting Attorneys as Fiduciaries: Fashioning an Optimal Ethical Rule for Conflicts of Interest

 Paula A. Monopoli
Critical Race Realism: Re-Claiming the Antidiscrimination Principle through the Doctrine of Good Faith in Contract Law Emily M.S. Houh
Protecting the Right to Effective Assistance of Capital Postconviction Counsel: The Scope of the Constitutional Obligation to Monitor Counsel Performance Celestine Richards McConville
Notes and Comment
Trucks on Our Turf: Seeking to Resolve the International Inconsistency in Public Citizen v. Department of Transportation Erica J. Burgess
A "Bona Fide" Loophole for Dealers: Three-Year Protection from Section 12(a)(1) Actions under the 1933 Act Christopher R. Rodi
Will the General Agreement on Trade in Services Necessitate Federal Involvement in Lawyer Regulation? Some Constitutional Implications of Regulating the Global Lawyer Ryan W. Hopkins
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Volume 66 • Winter 2004 • Issue 2

Articles
On Preemption, Congressional Intent, and Conflict of Laws Mary J. Davis
A Disappointed Yankee in Connecticut (Or Nearby)
Probate Court: Tortious Interference with Expectation of Inheritance--A Survey with Analysis of State Approaches in the First, Second, and Third Courts		 Diane J. Klein
Book Review
Slaying the Dying Dragon of State Sovereignty
A Review of Narrowing the Nation's Power: The Supreme Court Sides without the States, by John T. Noonan, Jr.		 Reviewed by: Richard H. Seamon
Note and Comment
Interpretive Rulemaking and the Alaska Hunters Doctrine: A Necessary Limitation on Agency Discretion Ryan DeMotte
Congress Opts Out of Canning Spam Matthew E. Shames
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Volume 66 • Fall 2004 • Issue 1

Tribute
Dean W. Edward Sell--Our Dedicated Law Review Advisor and Unwavering Support Matthew E. Shames, Theodore A. Schroeder, Ira S. Nathenson,
Bradley J. Martineau, Matthew H. Hawes, Shanda N. Hastings, and Michele Sherretta
Articles
Introduction: University of Pittsburgh School of Law Brown v. Board of Education Symposium Professor Robert Berkley Harper
Brown v. Board of Education: Reliving and Learning From Our Racial History Derrick Bell
The Radicalism of Brown Paul Finkelman
Heeding Black Voices: The Court, Brown, and Challenges in Building a Multiracial Democracy Joe R. Feagin
The Conundrum of School Desegregation: Positive Student Outcomes and Waning Support Janet Ward Schofield
Leslie R.M. Hausmann
Brown and the Contemporary Brazilian Struggle Against Racial Inequality: Some Preliminary Comparative Thoughts Robert J. Cottrol
Resisting Retreat: The Struggle for Equity in Educational Opportunity in the Post-Brown Era Lia B. Epperson
Brown's Legacy: The Evolution of Educational Equity Rachel F. Moran
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