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U.S. Congress Finally (Almost) Master of its Own Domain: Thomas Becomes Congress
…and money saver to us all, and made teaching federal legislative history a little more fun than it was in the all-paper days. So visit Congress dot gov: Let’s hope its…
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Disease Outbreaks, Comets, War Monuments, oh my! Entertaining and Educational Government Apps
…and animations. 10) DocsTeach: The National Archives and Records Administration constructed this app to enable you to learn more about our nation’s history and interact with primary source documents….
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How to Preserve and Collect Cartoon Art
Is a cartoon library worth $10 million? You bet it is, if consider the history and the joy it contains. The Cartoon Library at Ohio State University is a…
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Lane County Law Library Newsletter
The Feb 2007 issue of the Lane County Law Library Newsletter is out. Learn about links to research resources on finding legislative history, administrative law, law journals, and legal…
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Oregon Garlic Festival Dispute May Be Over: Phew!
“One of two Washington County garlic festivals may cancel, ending unusual dispute,” by Katherine Driessen (The Oregonian), June 25, 2013 Excerpt: “By week’s end, Washington County’s dueling garlic festivals…
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Theft of Intangibles, the Duh Factor, and Law Librarians
…research teaching tools (they are excellent vehicles for teaching legislative history and codification (or lack thereof) in all their glory). Law librarians are weird that way – we have…
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“Sleep driving” as a DUII Defense
Last Friday, May 31st, the Oregon Supreme Court ruled on a DUII case involving “sleep driving” (State of Oregon v. James Robert Newman). In an unexpected move, the Court…
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Proposed Equal Rights Amendment: 90 Years-old in 2013
…in reworded form in 1972….” [Link to more from ERA History at Equal Rights Amendment dot org.] Wikipedia Equal Rights Amendment [And there is a very funny Pro-Con ERA West Wing…