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Sports Law Blog
Sports Law Blog
A blog about the legal business of sports written by law professors: Rick Karcher, the Director of the Center for Law & Sports at the Florida Coastal School of Law; Michael McCann of Vermont Law School; Geoffrey Rapp of the University of Toledo College of Law; Howard Wasserman of Florida International University's College of Law, and Greg Skidmore of Kirkland & Ellis, LLP
http://sports-law.blogspot.com/
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Nov 29
Ryan Rodenberg on Putter Ban
Ryan Rodenberg on Putter BanSports Law Blog writer Ryan Rodenberg speaks to USA Today:"My sense is that players and manufacturers would have a lot of difficulty, as courts generally defer to unilaterally-imposed sports league rules," according to Ryan Rodenberg,… -
Nov 29
Marvin Miller - The Most Significant Figure in Baseball in the Past 50 Years?
Marvin Miller - The Most Significant Figure in Baseball in the Past 50 Years?Professor Ed Edm -
Nov 28
Legal implications of the proposed ban on belly putter
Legal implications of the proposed ban on belly putterI speak with David Dusek of Golf Magazine|Golf.com about the p
Rank this Week: 396
Vermont Law School's Library Blog
Vermont Law School's Library Blog
Covers legal news and information about the library.
http://vlslibrary.wordpress.com
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May 13
Books Due!
Books Due!Dear Library Patrons, Please return your library books prior to leaving for the summer. And, don’t hesitate to get in touch with us during the summer for any of your research needs! We hope you have a great summer! From …… -
May 10
I know I’m Always Confused by how Kale and “Chikin” are “to some Extent Actually Identical.” Are You?
I know I’m Always Confused by how Kale and “Chikin” are “to some Extent Actually Identical.” Are You?You’ve probably seen the “eat more kale” bumper stickers. Out of curiosity, when you saw the bumper sticker did you think of Chick-Fil-A? According to the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office there is potential for consumers to… -
Apr 22
A Poem from National Library Week: Ad faciendium (ad fay-shee-en-dam): To do, to make
A Poem from National Library Week: Ad faciendium (ad fay-shee-en-dam): To do, to makeLast week was National Library Week. To celebrate, we asked patrons to choose any book, go to page 43, and write down the text from line 13. A few people participated, and below is the “poem” or “story” that resulted…
Rank this Week: 610
Ed Law Soup
Ed Law Soup
Explores the nexus between public education and laws affecting how schools operate. By Tyler St Cyr.
http://www.edlawsoup.com/
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Jan 5
Disability Based Bullying: Using T.K v. NYC Dept. of Education as a tool to understand a school’s liability
Disability Based Bullying: Using T.K v. NYC Dept. of Education as a tool to understand a school’s liabilityThis article is the first in a three part series about school based bullying. In this article, we will be discussing legal actions a parent can take under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), using a state’s special… -
Oct 10
When a failure to provide peer reviewed special education services turns into a failure to provide a free and appropriate education (FAPE)
When a failure to provide peer reviewed special education services turns into a failure to provide a free and appropriate education (FAPE)A school has a legal duty to provide special education programming that has been peer reviewed, but a school is also free to choose the teaching methodology it uses. This means parents have a right to expect that what the school is proposing… -
Sep 30
Triennial and Independent Education Evaluations: A lawyer and former teacher’s perspective
Triennial and Independent Education Evaluations: A lawyer and former teacher’s perspectiveBy Gary H. Schall, Esq. When a child qualifies for special education, a reevaluation must occur at least every three years. Sometimes schools will attempt to convince parents to waive this evaluation. Be careful before…
Rank this Week: 1619
Law School Academic Support Blog
Law School Academic Support Blog
By Rebecca Flanagan and Assistant Dean Amy Jarmon.
http://lawprofessors.typepad.com/academic_support/
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May 15
Academic and Bar Readiness Counselor Position at LaVerne
Academic and Bar Readiness Counselor Position at LaVerneLaVerne College of Law is seeking a new Academic and Bar Readiness Counselor. See the following link for details: https://laverne.peopleadmin.com/postings/57. -
May 13
Salute to Vernellia Randall
Salute to Vernellia RandallVernellia Randall, a professor at University of Dayton, is one of the well-known names in ASP work. She was among the leaders at the forefront of academic support work when the profession gained traction at law schools. Vernellia is… -
May 12
Batteries Not Included
Batteries Not IncludedIt is the end of the semester, and I suspect a lot of ASP'ers are looking forward to a lull in the hectic pace of ASP work. Some folks will have more of a hiatus than others because of low...
Rank this Week: 2020