Oregon Legal Research Blog…book “The Aesop for Children” to create this interactive app. It contains over 140 classic fables, complemented with creative illustrations and animations. 10) DocsTeach: The National Archives and Records Administration…
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Affordable Care Act: Legislative Histories: Not for the Fainthearted or the Lazy
…a job requirement, but that doesn’t mean we have to like it, especially if we’re far from the seat of government and can’t visit the official and complete archives where…
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Response-Ability: Defending the Yoga Instructor When a Student is Injured
…not successful , it may be that the source does not (or not yet) maintain free archives of its current or past issues. Most public libraries, however, have news, magazine,…
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The Secret Life of Oregon Legislative History
…at least, the real meat of bill files (aka bill jackets) won’t be found at the State Archives web site either (though the actual bill files and abbreviated “transcripts” will…
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Publish or Perish becomes Blog or Perish in the Law Review World
…From Tom’s Weekly (the 9/9 issue that is) – see his archives too): ‘Northwestern University Law Review is using the weblog format to publish law review articles….
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Book Review: Rule the Web (Boing Boing!)
…been using the Internet for over 15 years. Back in the day when V.E.R.O.N.I.C.A. ( Very Easy Rodent-Oriented Net-Wide Index to Computer Archives ) – was a computer search engine…
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“Oddest Oregon Secretary of State Election Race”
…for all of state government). The secretary of state oversees elections, audits, the archives, the corporations division and sits on the land board. “Realistically, the job isn’t that terribly important,”…
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Oregon Laws 2007 and the Family Fairness Act
…Oregon State Bar (OSB) Bulletin has an article about the 2007 Family Fairness Act in the December 2007 issue (try their archives if a more recent issue is out)….