This Week: The It's-Been-a-Year-Issue, in Which Your Editor Will Be Doing Nothing Different Except Noting That This Is the 52nd Installment of a Recurring Post That Some Call a "Feature" But Others Call a "Nuisance"--In Any Case, It Remains Your Editor's Favorite Post to Do Each Week
Some Call Him the Blawgfather Pausing in the middle of a spring-break vacation to plug Tech Law Advisor. [Death in the Afternoon]
The Grass Is Always Greener The "creative life" is not necessarily so magical, says one who knows. [Don't Know It From Adam]
Depression Is a Disease, Not a Feeling A heartfelt response to a commenter on this weblog. [Not for Sheep]
But What Kind of Federalist Are You? An interview with Mike Cernovich, the proprietor of Crime & Federalism. [Jeremy Richey's Blawg]
I'd Be in a Hurry to Get Out of There Too How to talk your way out of a speeding ticket in the law-school parking lot. [Lonestar Expat]
Where Are All the Women in the Blogosphere? Susan Estrich creates a firestorm without a fire. [Three Years of Hell]
I Like the Graphic Best An opinion concerning a class called "Introduction to Lawyering and Professionalism." [inquire within]
If Offered a Choice, I'd Take the Beer More cat-blogging for your viewing pleasure. [Didactive Discursive Diatribe]
Be Prepared for Anything to Go Wrong Tips for journal write-on competitions. [WonL]
Justice Scalia's Campaign for Chief Justice First, he'll have to learn the names of several important Supreme Court cases. [Nudum Pactum]
Battle of the Century: Westlaw v. Lexis Why Westlaw is better: more free stuff. [Law School, Life, and a Three-Legged Cat]
Is the Supreme Court Funny? Christopher Buckley thinks it is. [Jurispundit]
A Lesson from Scott Turow About Law School In two words: don't panic. [Taco's Toppings]
Hi, I was doing a search on google for westla v. lexis
Iand came to your blog
I am looking for good research on why one is better than the other and facts to back it up
If you can help me can you contact me? Thank you kindly
Iowa Law student
Posted by: Brandy | May 31, 2005 at 07:02 PM