May 1994 (Law Issue)

Features

Touching All the Databases
The Law School reprograms itself for an age of online research and instant communications
Amy Aldrich

Labors of Love
Those who think labor law is in decline should think again. Professor Craver explains why.
Angus Paul

Microlending: A Poverty Program that works
The Law School's Small Business Clinic helpd DC residents get the microloans that make a big difference.
Nora T. Kelley

Sleep Tight, Walter Mitty
Every spring, a veteran law professor asks the same question:What am I doing here when I should be pitching for the pirates?
David Seidelson

Interest Beyond Self Interest
Lawyers across the US are channeling interest on trust accounts to fund legal services for the poor--thanks in part to the efforts of Russell E. Carlisle, JD '55
Angus Paul

Departments

GW News

• A Reunion to Remember
• Law Students: Re-Making the Grade
• Law School Attracts Top Lawyers for Faculty Posts
• Law School Hosts Tribute To Struggles, Success of African American Lawyers
• Distinguished New Members Join Law School's Board of Advisors
• Is There Life After Law School?
• The Law School Goes to Town Houses
• Borak Heads Development Team
• Working the Network For Career Change
• Students Protest Law School Funding
• GW in History

Alumni Newsmakers

• Charles Edward Logan, JD '72 (Slain DC Activist is Mourned)

A Faculty for Writing / Book Review Page

• Albert D. Spalding Jr.,The Accountant's Guide to Legal Liability and Ethics
• June Rayfield Welch, O Ye Legendary Texas Horned Frog

Viewpoint

• When Law Students Tackle Domestic Violence
  Joan S. Meier and Naomi R. Cahn

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