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- Mason's Antonin Scalia Law School Announces Creation of National Security Institute
(published 02/15/2017) - Legal Help for Veterans: Taking the Case for Those Who Have Taken Up Arms
(published 01/25/2017) - Antonin Scalia Law School #1 Most Cited Antitrust Faculty Among U.S. Law Schools
(published 12/02/2016) - Scholarships from Scalia Law School Gift Change Lives
(published 11/22/2016) - M-VETS Community Outreach at a Celebration for Veterans
(published 10/18/2016) - USA Today: Somin on Mobility and Political Freedom
(published 10/18/2016) - Supreme Court Justices Attend Dedication of Scalia Law School
(published 10/07/2016) - M-VETS Clinic Files Amicus Brief in VA Malpractice Case
(published 10/18/2016) - Law School Welcomes New Faculty Members
(published 09/06/2016) - Profile of the Fall 2016 Entering Class
(published 08/23/2016) - 2E Jacquelyn Branscomb Contributes to Diverse: Issues in Higher Education
(published 08/23/2016) - Mossoff Files Amicus Brief in U.S. Supreme Court on Patent Rights
(published 05/31/2016) - Wright Testifies on FTC Legislation
(published 05/25/2016) - Law School Class of 2016 Celebrates Convocation
(published 05/16/2016) - Sense of the George Mason University School of Law Faculty Regarding the Naming of the Law School "The Antonin Scalia Law School†and The Terms of Grants
(published 05/16/2016) - Congressman Jolly Named Distinguished Alumnus of the Year
(published 04/23/2016) - Mossoff Files Amicus Brief Seeking Review of Patent Decision
(published 04/23/2016) - Somin Co-Authors Amicus Brief in Property Rights Case Before the U.S. Supreme Court
(published 04/20/2016) - Co-Director of Mason's Supreme Court Clinic To Argue Case Before U.S. Supreme Court
(published 04/18/2016) - Zywicki Testifies on Consumer Financial Services
(published 04/06/2016) - Washington Post Op-ed: Memorializing Justice Scalia's Legacy
(published 04/05/2016) - Mason Receives $30 Million in Gifts, Renames Law School After Justice Antonin Scalia
(published 03/31/2016) - Washington Times: Mossoff on VENUE Act
(published 03/25/2016) - Mossoff Honored with Intellectual Property Law Review Selection
(published 03/23/2016) - Forbes: Wright on FTC v. McWane
(published 03/23/2016) - Rao Testifies on Judicial Review's Importance in Preventing Administrative Collusion
(published 03/23/2016) - CPIP Senior Scholars Ask Full Federal Circuit to Protect Basic Due Process Rights of Patent Owners in Inter Partes Reviews
(published 03/16/2016) - David Rehr Joins Faculty as Professor of Law & Senior Associate Dean
(published 03/02/2016) - Mossoff Files Amicus Brief Explaining that Patents are Private Property Rights, Not Public Grants of Privilege
(published 03/02/2016) - Remembering Justice Antonin Scalia
(published 03/01/2016) - Washington Times: Wright on Role of U.S. in Protecting Patent Rights
(published 02/29/2016) - Forbes: Krauss on "Hot Fuel†Settlement
(published 02/18/2016) - NY Times: Somin on the Supreme Court as a Campaign Issue
(published 02/16/2016) - Mason Law Professors Remember Justice Antonin Scalia
(published 02/16/2016) - Rao Appointed to ABA Leadership Position
(published 02/04/2016) - Malcolm Testifies on Executive Actions on Gun Control
(published 01/21/2016) - Copyright Office, Mason Law School Announce Academic Partnership
(published 01/15/2016) - Alvaré Files Amicus Brief in U.S. Supreme Court on Contraceptive Mandate Cases
(published 01/12/2016) - Mossoff Files Amicus Brief in Halo v. Pulse Discussing History of Patent Licensing and Litigation
(published 12/17/2015) - Bernstein Publishes New Book
(published 11/05/2015) - Mason Law To Host Departure Ceremony for The Honorable Joshua D. Wright
(published 10/06/2015) - USA Today: Somin on Widespread Voter Ignorance
(published 10/05/2015) - Verret Testifies on the Securities Investor Protection Corporation
(published 09/30/2015) - President Cabrera Visits Mason Law
(published 09/30/2015) - Mason Law Alumnae Named to National Law Journal's List of D.C. Rising Stars
(published 09/28/2015) - Mason Law Faculty Testify on Impact of Dodd-Frank Act
(published 09/18/2015) - Alvaré to Deliver Keynote in Prelude to Pope Francis's Philadelphia Visit
(published 09/17/2015) - James Korman & Sandra Havrilak Named "Leaders in the Law†by Virginia Lawyers Weekly
(published 09/16/2015) - Manion's 7th Circuit Dissent Cites Alvaré Article
(published 09/16/2015) - Mossoff's Property Law Article Among the Most Cited in the Last 25 Years
(published 09/04/2015) - Mossoff Co-Authors Amicus Brief in Ariosa v. Sequenom
(published 09/01/2015) - Profile of the Fall 2015 Entering Class
(published 09/01/2015) - Sandra Aistars to Join Faculty, Launch Arts & Entertainment Advocacy Program
(published 08/19/2015) - Krauss Op-ed in Forbes
(published 08/18/2015) - FTC Commissioner Joshua Wright To Rejoin Mason Law
(published 08/17/2015) - Somin's Book Reviewed in the Weekly Standard
(published 08/14/2015) - C. Boyden Gray to Teach Energy, Environment Policy at Mason's School of Law
(published 08/14/2015) - Mason Law Faculty Ranks 21st for Scholarly Impact
(published 08/12/2015) - Neff Appointed to Virginia Board of Veterans Services
(published 08/11/2015) - Obama Nominates Mason Law Grad for EEOC Post
(published 08/05/2015) - Jolly Speaks at Capitol Hill Reception
(published 07/30/2015) - Washington Times: Somin on Constitutional Property Rights
(published 07/30/2015) - Somin's Book Reviewed in Wall Street Journal
(published 07/27/2015) - Rabkin on the International Criminal Court
(published 07/24/2015) - Rao Testifies on Constitutionality of Dodd-Frank
(published 07/24/2015) - Zywicki Brief Cited by Second Circuit
(published 07/17/2015) - Kara Stoll Confirmed to be U.S. Circuit Judge for the Federal Circuit
(published 07/13/2015) - Somin's Book Reviewed in Forbes
(published 07/10/2015) - Zywicki Appears at Capitol Hill Hearing
(published 07/09/2015) - Rabkin Testifies on Capitol Hill
(published 07/09/2015) - Washington Examiner: Rao on Rule by Talking Points
(published 07/08/2015) - NY Times: Somin on Judicial Review
(published 07/07/2015) - Krauss in Washington Post: Reading List for 1Ls
(published 07/06/2015) - Malcolm Delivers Keynote at British Library Conference
(published 07/02/2015) - Rao Discusses Same-Sex Marriage Ruling on NPR's On Point
(published 07/01/2015) - U.S. News & World Report: Zywicki Op-ed on CFPB
(published 07/01/2015) - Somin on Supreme Court Decision in Raisin Case
(published 06/30/2015) - Somin Discusses New Book on C-SPAN's Washington Journal
(published 06/30/2015) - Buckley Op-ed in USA Today
(published 06/30/2015) - Mason Professors Cited in Texas Supreme Court Opinion
(published 06/29/2015) - Zywicki on Speech Codes on College Campuses
(published 06/25/2015) - Message from Dean Henry N. Butler
(published 06/25/2015) - Dean Butler Announces Professor Zywicki as LEC Executive Director
(published 06/24/2015) - Helen Chong Receives Virginia State Bar Young Lawyer of the Year Award
(published 06/22/2015) - Somin Discusses Recent Supreme Court Decisions
(published 06/19/2015) - Lund Speaks at ACS National Convention
(published 06/16/2015) - Mossoff Speaks at Patent Reform Seminar
(published 06/12/2015) - Somin Discusses New Book in Federalist Society Teleforum
(published 06/08/2015) - John F. Witherspoon Pledges $500,000 to Support CPIP
(published 06/04/2015) - Somin: How Constitutional Originalism Promotes Liberty
(published 06/02/2015) - National Law Journal: Krauss on Ethics of Crowdfunding
(published 06/01/2015) - Malcolm Op-ed on Vermont Gun Law in Jurist
(published 06/01/2015) - USA Today: Ginsburg and Wright on Price-Fixing Cases
(published 06/01/2015) - Somin Discusses Higher Education Admissions in Bloomberg Podcast
(published 05/21/2015) - Law School Class of 2015 Celebrates Convocation
(published 05/16/2015) - Mossoff in Legal Newsline on Best Practices for Patent Licensing
(published 05/15/2015) - Bloomberg BNA: Claeys Discusses Follow-Through on Regulation Review
(published 05/15/2015) - Somin in National Law Journal on Pending Supreme Court Cases
(published 05/14/2015) - Mason Law Student Awarded Peggy Browning Fellowship
(published 05/11/2015) - Malcolm Speaks at ABA Program on Magna Carta
(published 05/05/2015) - Rao Speaks at ABA Administrative Law Institute
(published 05/04/2015) - Kathryn Dickerson Receives Distinguished Alumnus Award
(published 05/04/2015) - Somin Cited in NY Times on Same-Sex Marriage Case
(published 04/29/2015) - Somin Discusses Raisin Case in Bloomberg Podcast
(published 04/28/2015) - Rao in NY Times on Real Drone Strike Accountability
(published 04/28/2015) - Neff on Supreme Court's FTCA Equitable Tolling Decisions
(published 04/23/2015) - GMU Appoints New Law School Dean
(published 04/23/2015) - Somin Featured on Eminent Domain/IP Panel
(published 04/22/2015) - Zywicki Helps GMU Earn Highest Rating for Free Speech on Campus
(published 04/22/2015) - Dean Polsby's Statement on Appointment of Henry N. Butler
(published 04/22/2015) - Krauss: New Forbes Column
(published 04/21/2015) - Mason Trial Advocacy Team Named AAJ 2015 STAC Runners-Up
(published 04/21/2015) - Malcolm Presents at Magna Carta Symposium
(published 04/20/2015) - Somin Op-ed in USA Today
(published 04/20/2015) - Zywicki: Consumer Credit A Boon to American Families
(published 04/17/2015) - Mason Law Student Creates Web App to Transform Meetings
(published 04/16/2015) - First-Year Students Compete in Moot Court Board Competition
(published 04/13/2015) - Mason Law Student Wins Burton Distinguished Legal Writing Award
(published 04/13/2015) - Student Journals Announce New Editorial Boards
(published 04/10/2015) - Lund Files Amicus Brief in Obergefell v. Hodges
(published 04/06/2015) - Hutchison Participates in Oxford Symposium
(published 04/06/2015) - Greve & Somin Speak at National Association of Attorneys General Meeting
(published 04/01/2015) - Somin Weighs in on King v. Burwell
(published 03/27/2015) - Schleicher on the History Behind Millennial Villages
(published 03/27/2015) - Somin Comments on Mandatory Voting
(published 03/23/2015) - Malcolm Speaks at ASPA Event on the Second Amendment
(published 03/23/2015) - Mason Trial Advocacy Team Advances to STAC National Finals
(published 03/23/2015) - Krauss Affidavit Attached to State Supreme Court Amicus Brief
(published 03/20/2015) - Book Review: Somin on Buckley's The Once and Future King
(published 03/19/2015) - Buckley Book Reviewed in American Conservative
(published 03/16/2015) - MVETS Co-Hosts Veterans Benefits Fair
(published 03/16/2015) - Somin Op-Ed on Libertarian Constitutionalism
(published 03/16/2015) - Somin Files Amicus Brief in Obergefell v. Hodges
(published 03/11/2015) - Mossoff Comments on STRONG Patents Act
(published 03/10/2015) - Lund on Sen. Menendez Case
(published 03/10/2015) - Krauss on Legal Education
(published 03/10/2015) - Somin Presents at International Conference on Eminent Domain
(published 03/04/2015) - Mossoff & Schultz Speak About Intellectual Property at CPAC
(published 03/02/2015) - Schleicher a Panelist at Forum on Transfer of Development Rights
(published 02/26/2015) - Somin Appears on Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty
(published 02/25/2015) - Zywicki Paper Cited in New York Times Article
(published 02/24/2015) - Moot Court Board Hosts Inaugural Global Antitrust Institute Invitational
(published 02/23/2015) - Mossoff Discusses Seven-Year Patent War
(published 02/11/2015) - Mossoff Comments on Patent Bill
(published 02/06/2015) - Somin Discusses New Book at Eminent Domain Symposium
(published 02/06/2015) - Wes Russell '95: Appointed to the Virginia Court of Appeals
(published 02/05/2015) - Lund Featured in Yale Political Union Debate
(published 02/03/2015) - Mossoff Participates in Patent Reform Panel Discussion
(published 02/02/2015) - Mason Law Professors Participate in Antitrust Policy Event
(published 02/02/2015) - Krauss Comments on App with Police Tracker
(published 01/29/2015) - Mossoff on Patent Rights in Technological Standards
(published 01/28/2015) - Kelsey Comments on McDonnell's Appeal
(published 01/28/2015) - Newman Elected a Member of ALI
(published 01/27/2015) - Neff on Treatment Courts for Veterans
(published 01/20/2015) - In Memoriam: Henry G. Manne
(published 01/20/2015) - Krauss: New Forbes Contribution
(published 01/13/2015) - Somin on Use of Eminent Domain for Olympic Venues
(published 01/12/2015) - Mossoff on Patent Reform Legislation
(published 01/09/2015) - Green Bag's Justice Stephen G. Breyer Bobblehead
(published 01/09/2015) - Krauss on Economics and Rule of Law
(published 01/08/2015) - Kelsey Comments on McDonnell Sentencing
(published 01/08/2015) - Mossoff Appears in New Documentary
(published 12/19/2014) - Somin on Constitutionality of Immigration Executive Order
(published 12/16/2014) - Neff on FTCA Equitable Tolling Cases
(published 12/11/2014) - Mossoff Speaks at Inventor's Project Event
(published 12/10/2014) - Mason Professors Speak at Library of Congress Event on Magna Carta
(published 12/11/2014) - Mossoff on Federal Circuit Ruling on Royalty Rates for SEPs
(published 12/09/2014) - Mossoff Participates in Federalist Society Conference on Patents
(published 12/03/2014) - Kelsey on Rule of Law & Ferguson Case
(published 12/01/2014) - In Memory of Judge R. Terrence Ney
(published 11/25/2014) - Zywicki on Bank Overdraft Protection
(published 11/24/2014) - Justice Clarence Thomas Visits Mason Law Class
(published 11/21/2014) - Mason Professors Discuss President's Immigration Actions
(published 11/21/2014) - Rao Speaks at Federalist Society Book Event
(published 11/20/2014) - Greve Book Review in Wall Street Journal
(published 11/19/2014) - Mason Faculty Participate in Federalist Society's Convention
(published 11/18/2014) - Malcolm Comments on Concealed Weapon Permits Ruling
(published 11/14/2014) - Mason Law School Clinic Files Supreme Court Briefs to Aid Military and Veterans
(published 11/14/2014) - CPIP Launches Thomas Edison Innovation Fellowship
(published 11/13/2014) - Somin Book Discussed on CNN
(published 11/10/2014) - CPIP Celebrates Second Anniversary
(published 11/07/2014) - Zywicki Research Discussed in CQ Roll Call
(published 11/05/2014) - In Memory of Gordon Tullock
(published 11/05/2014) - Somin Op-ed in Forbes on Voter Ignorance
(published 11/04/2014) - Mossoff Comments on Patent Litigation Figures
(published 10/29/2014) - Somin Discusses Book on Political Ignorance
(published 10/29/2014) - Newman Named Associate Reporter for Property Restatement
(published 10/28/2014) - Zywicki Discusses New Book on San Francisco Radio
(published 10/27/2014) - Kelsey Comments on Cameras in a Virginia Courtroom
(published 10/24/2014) - Alden Addresses Jurists from China and Bosnia-Herzegovina
(published 10/20/2014) - Zywicki Op-eds in Forbes, Wall Street Journal
(published 10/13/2014) - Somin Discusses Voting Rights on MSNBC
(published 10/13/2014) - Hutchison Delivers Presentation on Welfare State Constitutionalism
(published 10/13/2014) - Zywicki Research Cited in The Economist
(published 10/08/2014) - Kelsey Comments on Governor McAuliffe's Aide
(published 10/07/2014) - Krauss Delivers Lecture on Rule of Law
(published 10/02/2014) - Clinic Provides Learning Opportunity for Mason Law Students
(published 09/30/2014) - Kelsey a Commentator on Cases in Alexandria Court
(published 09/30/2014) - Bernstein Comments on California's Affirmative Consent Law
(published 09/30/2014) - Kelsey Appears on Fox News Radio
(published 09/29/2014) - Somin Interviewed on Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty
(published 09/29/2014) - Mason Law Student Wins Big for a Military Family in Need
(published 09/29/2014) - Introducing the Justice Stanley Reed Bobblehead
(published 09/25/2014) - Neff Discusses New Guidance Affecting Benefits for Veterans
(published 09/24/2014) - Hutchison Discusses Hobby Lobby at Federalist Society Event
(published 09/23/2014) - Somin Featured in Debate on Presidential War Powers
(published 09/17/2014) - Newman Participates in Copyright Teleforum
(published 09/16/2014) - Somin Interviewed on London's Monocle 24 Radio
(published 09/15/2014) - New Forbes Column by Krauss
(published 09/09/2014) - Zywicki on WSJ Live to Discuss New Book
(published 09/08/2014) - Somin Discusses New Book on Eminent Domain
(published 09/08/2014) - Eddy Wins Second Prize in Andrew P. Vance Memorial Writing Competition
(published 09/23/2014) - Profile of the Fall 2014 Entering Class
(published 09/05/2014) - Somin on Congress' Role in Syria Decision
(published 08/28/2014) - Mossoff & Schultz on Economic Benefits of IP Protection
(published 08/27/2014) - Krauss Comments on Law School Rankings
(published 08/27/2014) - Portuguese Translation of Malcolm Book Published
(published 08/25/2014) - Zywicki Interviewed on Bloomberg Radio Boston
(published 08/25/2014) - Zywicki Discusses New Book on Consumer Credit and the American Economy
(published 08/21/2014) - AlvareÌ Delivers Lecture on Freedom of Conscience
(published 08/19/2014) - Krauss on Starting Law School
(published 08/19/2014) - Zywicki Op-ed in Forbes
(published 08/15/2014) - Somin on Vote Over Iraq
(published 08/15/2014) - Hutchison Named Visiting Fellow at Harris Manchester College, University of Oxford
(published 08/05/2014) - Malcolm Testifies on Capitol Hill
(published 07/31/2014) - Mossoff on Patent Reform Legislation
(published 07/28/2014) - Krauss on Hostilities in Gaza and Israel
(published 07/21/2014) - Hazlett and Wright on Net Neutrality
(published 07/15/2014) - Malcolm on Gun Control and Midterm Elections
(published 07/14/2014) - Davies Named 2014 Fastcase 50 Winner
(published 07/10/2014) - Somin Appears on WSJ Live to Discuss Hobby Lobby Ruling
(published 06/30/2014) - Rao Speaks at Two National Legal Conventions
(published 06/25/2014) - Polsby Receives Commendation from Virginia Legislature
(published 06/25/2014) - Supreme Court Wrap-Up
(published 06/20/2014) - Mossoff Op-ed on Tesla Motors
(published 06/20/2014) - Mossoff on Supreme Court's Software Patents Decision
(published 06/19/2014) - Lund on Abramski v. United States
(published 06/16/2014) - Somin on Sgt. Bergdahl's Release
(published 06/10/2014) - LEC's Faulk on CTS Corp. v. Waldburger
(published 06/10/2014) - Zywicki on EU Regulation Affecting Payment Cards
(published 06/09/2014) - Buckley on Powers of American President
(published 06/05/2014) - Arlington Connection Highlights CLASV
(published 06/05/2014) - Rao on NPR's On Point
(published 06/04/2014) - Somin on Bond v. United States
(published 06/03/2014) - Neff on Fairfax County's Veterans Treatment Court
(published 06/03/2014) - Krauss on Torts Case Against American Contractor
(published 06/02/2014) - Malcolm Named to Academic Advisory Board of Crime Prevention Research Center
(published 05/29/2014) - Neff Discusses Mason Legal Clinic
(published 05/29/2014) - Mossoff Testifies Before House Committee on Energy & Commerce
(published 05/22/2014) - Krauss on Products Liability & General Motors
(published 05/19/2014) - Mossoff Patent Article Published in Slate
(published 05/19/2014) - Law School Class of 2014 Celebrates Convocation
(published 05/18/2014) - LEC's Faulk on Energy and the Future
(published 05/12/2014) - Zywicki Participates in Conference on Romanian Economy
(published 05/12/2014) - Somin Op-ed in History News Network
(published 05/12/2014) - Krauss Interviewed on ABC 7 News
(published 05/12/2014) - Rao a Panelist at Executive Branch Review Conference
(published 05/07/2014) - Newman Featured in Book Forum
(published 05/07/2014) - Malcolm Speaks at Law Day Event
(published 05/01/2014) - Mossoff Delivers Remarks at IP Seminar
(published 05/01/2014) - Somin on Justice Clarence Thomas' Silence
(published 04/29/2014) - Krauss Op-ed Column in Forbes
(published 04/28/2014) - Buckley in USA Today: Presidential v. Parliamentary Government
(published 04/28/2014) - Somin on Schuette v. Coalition to Defend Affirmative Action
(published 04/23/2014) - Somin on Supreme Court's University Admissions Ruling
(published 04/23/2014) - Somin on FX's The Americans
(published 04/22/2014) - Wauters Wins Public Interest Fellowship
(published 05/06/2014) - Mason Student Takes Burton Prize for Eighth Consecutive Year
(published 04/18/2014) - Krauss on "Pain and Suffering†Damages
(published 04/17/2014) - Buckley Op-ed in Washington Times
(published 04/17/2014) - Newman Co-authors Amicus Brief on Copyright in Actor's Performance
(published 04/15/2014) - Laura D'Agostino Wins FYC Competition
(published 04/15/2014) - Annual Judicial & Legislative Reception
(published 04/11/2014) - Student Organizations Announce New Officers
(published 04/11/2014) - Coffey Awarded Peggy Browning Fellowship
(published 04/11/2014) - Somin Op-ed on Maryland's Eminent Domain Bill
(published 04/08/2014) - Rabkin a Panelist at Pepperdine Law Review Symposium
(published 04/08/2014) - Krauss on Medical Malpractice Payouts & Law School Merit Scholarships
(published 04/03/2014) - Mossoff on Alice Corp. v. CLS Bank
(published 04/01/2014) - Somin on Regulation and the Right to Build
(published 03/31/2014) - Schleicher Selected for Teaching Excellence Award
(published 03/31/2014) - Somin on Eminent Domain Proposal in Maryland
(published 03/28/2014) - Mason Law Professors Share Article of the Year Award
(published 03/27/2014) - Law School Convocation
(published 03/27/2014) - Preparing to Practice in Virginia
(published 03/27/2014) - Judge Ginsburg Receives 2014 GCR Lifetime Achievement Award
(published 03/27/2014) - Book Discussion with Professor Somin
(published 03/26/2014) - ABA Site Visit Open Meeting for Students
(published 03/24/2014) - Krauss on Legal Ethics and Products Liability
(published 03/24/2014) - NSLJ Symposium Featuring Former U.S. Attorney General Mukasey
(published 03/21/2014) - Treyger Discusses Supreme Court Fourth Amendment Ruling
(published 03/17/2014) - Somin a Speaker at European Conference
(published 03/17/2014) - Newman's Article Selected by Intellectual Property Law Review as One of Year's Best
(published 03/17/2014) - Newman on Garcia v. Google
(published 03/17/2014) - Lund a Panelist at Constitutional Symposium
(published 03/14/2014) - Bernstein on Constitution and Current Administration
(published 03/14/2014) - Annual APIL Auction
(published 03/14/2014) - Somin's Book Reviewed in Italian Newspaper
(published 03/13/2014) - Jolly Elected to the U.S. House of Representatives
(published 04/11/2014) - Student Journal Editorial Boards Named
(published 03/14/2014) - Public Interest Law Networking Breakfast – RESCHEDULED
(published 03/11/2014) - Wright Honored with Federalist Society Award
(published 03/11/2014) - Mossoff on Transparency in Assertion of Patents Act
(published 03/07/2014) - Eagle Delivered Lecture at Washburn University School of Law
(published 03/07/2014) - Careers in International Law
(published 03/07/2014) - Somin's Book Discussed at Public Choice Society Conference
(published 03/07/2014) - Mason Law Conference on Intellectual Property
(published 03/06/2014) - Krauss on Chevron's RICO suit
(published 03/06/2014) - Krauss Named Forbes Contributor
(published 03/05/2014) - Careers in Administrative and Regulatory Law
(published 02/28/2014) - Practitioners' Panel on Immigration Law Careers
(published 02/28/2014) - Schleicher Essay Appears in Slate
(published 02/28/2014) - Real Life 101 Forum: The War on Poverty
(published 02/27/2014) - Somin on Eminent Domain and Foreclosure
(published 02/25/2014) - Lund Comments on Likelihood of Supreme Court Taking Up Gun Cases
(published 02/20/2014) - Day in the Life: Corporate Counsel
(published 02/18/2014) - Careers in Securities Law Panel
(published 02/18/2014) - Somin on Unity Forged Through Distrust of NSA
(published 02/18/2014) - Somin a Panelist in NYU Law Conference
(published 02/13/2014) - Zywicki Appears in New Documentary
(published 02/11/2014) - Democracy and Political Ignorance Reviewed
(published 02/05/2014) - Somin Observations on Political Ignorance Noted in Israeli News Article
(published 02/05/2014) - Jobs and Careers in Veterans Law
(published 02/05/2014) - Somin on Problem of Political Ignorance
(published 02/03/2014) - Somin Interviewed on Wisconsin Public Radio
(published 02/03/2014) - Book Profile: A Conspiracy Against Obamacare
(published 01/31/2014) - George Mason Law Review Antitrust Symposium - Location Changed to Le Méridien Arlington
(published 01/30/2014) - Somin Comments on President's Exercise of Executive Power to Raise Minimum Wage
(published 01/29/2014) - Homecoming Tailgate and Basketball Game
(published 01/28/2014) - 14th Richard S. Murphy Pool and Dart Tournament
(published 01/28/2014) - Wilbanks Is National Finalist for Legal Writing Award
(published 01/27/2014) - Somin Delivers Brennan Lecture at Oklahoma City University School of Law
(published 01/27/2014) - Summer Externship and Clinic Information Session
(published 01/27/2014) - 2014 Public Service Career Fair
(published 01/23/2014) - First-Year Professionalism Program
(published 01/22/2014) - West Academic Publishes 2nd Edition of Krauss Hornbook
(published 01/17/2014) - Antitrust Scholarship Organization Recognizes Law Review Essay Authors
(published 01/17/2014) - Somin Discusses Book on Satellite Radio Program
(published 01/14/2014) - Somin Delivers Lecture at McGill University
(published 01/10/2014) - Mason Professors Take Part in New York Conference
(published 01/10/2014) - Alvaré Testifies on Capitol Hill
(published 01/09/2014) - Somin and Coauthors Discuss Book on Volokh Conspiracy Blogs and the ACA
(published 01/07/2014) - Boston Globe Cites Schleicher Writings
(published 01/06/2014) - Columnist George Will Discusses Somin Book
(published 01/02/2014) - Krauss Op-Ed Appears in Forbes
(published 12/19/2013) - Somin on Medical Marijuana Use and the Law
(published 12/19/2013) - Mossoff Comments on Congressional Interest in Patent Regulation
(published 12/18/2013) - Somin Writes in Chicago Law Review Online Symposium
(published 12/18/2013) - Visitors Freeze George Mason Law Tuition
(published 12/11/2013) - Somin in CNN: Repeal of Healthcare Law Unlikely
(published 12/10/2013) - Mossoff Speaks on Patents and the Public Good
(published 12/05/2013) - Alden Receives 2013 Human Rights Award
(published 12/04/2013) - Mossoff on Patent Wars
(published 12/03/2013) - Alvare: Religious Freedom and Civil Rights in Business
(published 12/03/2013) - Mason Pro Bono Legal Clinic for Military Featured in Article
(published 12/03/2013) - Lund Files Amicus Brief in NLRB v. Noel Canning
(published 11/26/2013) - Treyger Speaks on Fourth Amendment Rights in Post-Argument SCOTUSCast
(published 11/25/2013) - Rabkin Testifies Before Senate Foreign Relations Committee
(published 11/22/2013) - Rabkin Discusses NSA Data Collection at Convention
(published 11/18/2013) - Somin Book Reviewed in Louisville News Source
(published 11/18/2013) - Schleicher Comments on Efforts to Blunt Effect of the 17th Amendment
(published 11/18/2013) - Van Pelt Serves Armed Forces Through Legal Clinic
(published 11/11/2013) - Neff Promotes CLASV on Fox 5
(published 11/11/2013) - Energy and Environmental Law Career Panel
(published 11/11/2013) - Mossoff Testifies on Demand Letters and Consumer Protection
(published 11/07/2013) - Beyond Fall Recruiting: A Panel Discussion
(published 11/05/2013) - Information Sessions for Early Hiring Summer Employment and Annual Public Service Career Fair
(published 11/05/2013) - Malcolm Takes Part in Constitutional Law Conclave
(published 11/04/2013) - Mason Law Grads Post Top July Bar Results in Commonwealth
(published 11/04/2013) - Clinics and Externships Information Session
(published 10/31/2013) - Rabkin Testifies on Capitol Hill
(published 10/30/2013) - JLEP Ten-Year Anniversary Symposium
(published 10/30/2013) - Krauss Comments on WAMU on Legal Ethics Concerns in Alexandria Waterfront Plans
(published 10/28/2013) - Somin Book Discussed in Richmond Times-Dispatch
(published 10/28/2013) - IPLS Event: Patent Litigation at the International Trade Commission
(published 10/25/2013) - Mossoff Discusses Research at USPTO Workshop
(published 10/24/2013) - Day in the Life: Corporate Litigation
(published 10/24/2013) - NSLJ Event: Crisis and Compromise in American Intelligence
(published 10/22/2013) - NSLJ Presents Drone Wars: Challenges and Solutions
(published 10/22/2013) - Schleicher Research Cited in Reuters
(published 10/21/2013) - Spencer Nelson Wins Award in Religious Freedom Student Writing Competition
(published 10/17/2013) - Civil Rights Law Journal Fall Symposium: The NSA, Metadata, & the Fourth Amendment
(published 10/17/2013) - Mason Supreme Court Clinic Previews the High Court Term
(published 10/17/2013) - Hazlett Takes Part in Technology Policy Institute Discussion
(published 10/15/2013) - Somin Book Cited in Manila Times Article
(published 10/15/2013) - Jamil N. Jaffer to Direct Homeland and National Security Law Program at Mason Law
(published 10/15/2013) - Randall Wins Virginia State Bar IP Section Law Student Writing Competition
(published 10/15/2013) - Somin Publishes Lead Essay in Cato Unbound Debate
(published 10/15/2013) - Somin Takes Part in Symposium on Same-Sex Marriage Issues
(published 10/11/2013) - Reuters Columnist Reviews Somin Book on Political Ignorance
(published 10/09/2013) - Somin Book Excerpt Published in SF, LA Daily Journals
(published 10/08/2013) - Schleicher Work Cited in Article on Affordable Housing in NYC
(published 10/07/2013) - Retirement Celebration Honoring Judge Stanley Klein
(published 10/03/2013) - Somin Speaks on Democracy and Political Ignorance
(published 10/03/2013) - Somin in Forbes: Public Has Little Knowledge of Government Shutdown
(published 10/01/2013) - Somin Book on Democracy and Political Ignorance Available This Week
(published 09/30/2013) - Mossoff Comments NY Times on FTC Plans to Investigate Patent Assertion Entities
(published 09/30/2013) - Rabkin in Weekly Standard: Syria Policy Worse Than it Looks
(published 09/30/2013) - Mossoff Contributes to Patent Law Conference
(published 09/27/2013) - Mossoff Comments on Planned Patent Entity Association
(published 09/27/2013) - Hutchison: Affirmative Action for Kindergartners
(published 09/26/2013) - Malcolm Interviewed on Voice of America, BBC
(published 09/25/2013) - Presentation: Working for the Legislative Branch
(published 09/24/2013) - Rao Speaks at Citizenship Rights Symposium
(published 09/24/2013) - Rabkin in USA Today: Remove Assad
(published 09/23/2013) - Alvare Presses for Greater Support for Women in the Workplace
(published 09/23/2013) - Zywicki Advises on Constitution Film
(published 09/23/2013) - Alvare Takes Part in SCOTUSblog Online Symposium
(published 09/19/2013) - Mossoff Speaks at Constitution Day Event
(published 09/19/2013) - Celebrating 34 Years of History at the Arlington Campus
(published 09/11/2013) - Somin Comments on Virginia Condemnations
(published 09/06/2013) - Somin on NPR: Syria Resolution Poses Potential Dangers
(published 09/06/2013) - Somin on AUMF Under Consideration for Strike Against Syria
(published 09/05/2013) - Annual Back-to-School Reception and Happy Hour
(published 09/05/2013) - Hazlett Comments on Coase and the Spectrum Auction
(published 09/04/2013) - Somin on President's Proposal to Attack in Syria
(published 09/03/2013) - Somin in WSJ: Duty to Uphold the Constitution
(published 09/03/2013) - Eagle Discusses Eminent Domain on C-SPAN's Washington Journal
(published 08/27/2013) - Somin Appears on Fox News
(published 08/27/2013) - 2013 Graduate Driscoll's Law Review Comment Cited in SCOTUS Brief
(published 08/26/2013) - Reuters Article Cites Schleicher Research
(published 08/23/2013) - Alvare Comments in Washington Post Article
(published 08/21/2013) - Profile of the Fall 2013 Entering Class
(published 08/20/2013) - Somin on Campaign Giving
(published 08/19/2013) - Polsby in Washington Post: Fixed Costs v. Flexibility
(published 08/19/2013) - Alexandra Rhodes Meets With Publication Success
(published 08/15/2013) - Somin in USA Today: Running Amok With Eminent Domain
(published 08/13/2013) - Rao Essay Appears in Virginia Law Review Online Magazine
(published 08/09/2013) - Sales in U.S. News: Technological Controls and Information Security
(published 08/09/2013) - Somin Comments on Plan to Seize Mortgages Using Eminent Domain
(published 08/04/2013) - Mason Law Professors Attend CPIP Fellowship Conference Meeting
(published 08/04/2013) - Sales Comments in International Business Times News
(published 07/30/2013) - Hazlett Report Credited in Article on Effects of FCC Cap on Telecom Subsidies
(published 07/29/2013) - Somin Comments on Detroit Bankruptcy Cited in Op-Ed
(published 07/29/2013) - Zywicki in NYTimes: EU Proposal Disaster for Consumers
(published 07/25/2013) - Malcolm to Contribute to Magna Carta Commemoration
(published 07/24/2013) - Somin in USA Today: Pushing the Limits of Federal Power
(published 07/23/2013) - Zywicki in NYTimes: CFPB Must Avoid Two Errors
(published 07/22/2013) - Buckley in National Post: Avoiding Excesses of American Legal Culture
(published 07/19/2013) - Schleicher Research Cited in Slate, NYTimes
(published 07/19/2013) - Hazlett Report Cited in WSJ Market Watch
(published 07/16/2013) - Somin Takes Part in Discussion of Turmoil in Egypt
(published 07/09/2013) - Sales Participates in PCLOB Workshop Panel
(published 07/09/2013) - Rao Addresses Tension Between Marriage Rights and State Rights
(published 07/08/2013) - Alvare on SCOTUS Same-Sex Marriage Decisions
(published 06/28/2013) - Lund in NY Times: Four Questions on SCOTUS Gay Marriage Decisions
(published 06/28/2013) - Somin on Administration's SCOTUS Scorecard
(published 06/27/2013) - Krauss on Rights of Generic Versus Branded Drug Manufacturers
(published 06/26/2013) - Rao Discusses SCOTUS Decisions on Same-Sex Marriage on the Air
(published 06/26/2013) - Somin on Same-Sex Marriages Cases
(published 06/25/2013) - Somin Comments on SCOTUS Ruling Cited in Article
(published 06/25/2013) - Lund on Executive Action on Guns
(published 06/19/2013) - Somin Drone Testimony Cited in U.S. News
(published 06/19/2013) - Davies on the Music of Judge Learned Hand
(published 06/18/2013) - Lund on Gun Control After Newtown
(published 06/17/2013) - Schleicher Discusses Aldermanic Privilege on Chicago Public Radio
(published 06/13/2013) - Olivia Seo Wins ABA Student Writing Competition
(published 06/13/2013) - Mossoff Contributes to New York Times Online Debate
(published 06/11/2013) - Mason Law Professors Take Part in CPIP Roundtable
(published 06/11/2013) - Schleicher Comments Cited in Urban Development Article
(published 06/06/2013) - Krauss on Jury Bias as a Matter of Law
(published 06/06/2013) - Law Student Geverd to Have Two Articles Published
(published 06/05/2013) - Mossoff Speaks at Congressional Briefing
(published 05/30/2013) - Schleicher Law Review Article Selected for Republication
(published 05/24/2013) - Somin Discusses Agency Profiling
(published 05/24/2013) - Law School Graduates Celebrate 2013 Convocation
(published 05/21/2013) - Somin Discusses Supreme Court, Voter Ignorance on Sirius Radio Program
(published 05/21/2013) - Distinguished Judges Discuss Patent System in CPIP Event
(published 05/15/2013) - Hazlett in WSJ: Net Neutrality Rules Hurt Consumers
(published 05/14/2013) - Somin Blog Posts Selected for Publication in Journal of Law
(published 05/13/2013) - Greve in Forbes: Internet Sales Tax Arguments Reappear
(published 05/02/2013) - Greve Lectures as Part of BB&T Speakers Series on Capitalism
(published 05/02/2013) - George Mason Supreme Court Clinic Helps Obtain Victory for the State of Louisiana in the U.S. Supreme Court
(published 05/01/2013) - Malcolm Appears on PBS Need to Know
(published 04/29/2013) - Polsby on Gun Buy-Back Programs
(published 04/26/2013) - Greve, Rabkin Discuss New Deal Constitution
(published 04/26/2013) - Sales Comments on Marathon Bombing Interrogation
(published 04/26/2013) - Verret: Fixing the Broken Proxy System
(published 04/26/2013) - Somin Testifies on Use of Drones in Targeted Killings
(published 04/25/2013) - Mason Student Takes Burton Prize for Seventh Consecutive Year
(published 04/24/2013) - National Security Law Journal Holds First Symposium
(published 04/24/2013) - Somin on Implications of NFIB v. Sebelius Ruling
(published 04/22/2013) - Sales Takes Part in Drone Warfare Discussion
(published 04/19/2013) - Schleicher Paper Cited in Reuters Article
(published 04/16/2013) - Law School Convocation To Take Place
(published 04/15/2013) - Somin Participates in NYU Events
(published 04/15/2013) - Rabkin Speaks at Cyber Security Event
(published 04/12/2013) - Mossoff Participates in Intellectual Property Teleforum
(published 04/12/2013) - Vis Moot Team Brings Home Honors from Vienna
(published 04/10/2013) - Attend the 16th Annual Judicial & Legislative Reception
(published 04/09/2013) - JICL Symposium with Securities and Exchange Commission, Office of International Affairs
(published 04/09/2013) - Treyger Discusses Fourth Amendment Cases in Post-Decision SCOTUScast
(published 04/09/2013) - Davies and Byrne Speak at Transactional Lawyering Symposium
(published 04/08/2013) - Victoria Walker Elected National Chair of NBLSA
(published 04/08/2013) - Somin Post Cited in ABA Journal Article Regarding DOMA
(published 04/05/2013) - Conference on Cyber Security
(published 04/04/2013) - Information Economy Project Presents Conference on Broadband
(published 04/04/2013) - Annual APIL Auction
(published 04/04/2013) - Lund WSJ Op-ed Cautions Need for Scientific Evidence
(published 04/02/2013) - Lund Comments in WSJ on SCOTUS Counsel
(published 04/02/2013) - Schleicher Moderates IFMA Symposium in LA
(published 04/02/2013) - Michael Brody Comment Published in Law Journal
(published 04/02/2013) - Malcolm Discusses Assault Weapons Ban on PBS Newshour
(published 04/02/2013) - Zywicki to Deliver Vision Series Lecture
(published 04/01/2013) - Somin Previews Forthcoming Book
(published 03/29/2013) - Somin Comments on SCOTUS Review of Same-Sex Marriage
(published 03/29/2013) - Malcolm Named Patrick Henry Professor of Constitutional Law and the Second Amendment
(published 03/26/2013) - Somin Joins Libertarian Forum on Lessons of the Second Gulf War
(published 03/24/2013) - Wistow Wins CAVC Bar Association Writing Competition
(published 03/22/2013) - Lund Named University Professor
(published 03/22/2013) - GMU IP Law Society Alumni Reception
(published 03/25/2013) - CRLJ-Sponsored Study Break
(published 03/21/2013) - Mossoff Takes Part in Patent Roundtable
(published 03/21/2013) - Johnsen Discusses Insider Trading on Radio Show
(published 03/21/2013) - Civil Rights Law Journal Symposium To Be Held
(published 03/19/2013) - Mason Moot Court Team Advances to ABA National Finals for Second Straight Year
(published 03/18/2013) - National Security Law Journal Publishes First Issue
(published 03/18/2013) - Judge Douglas H. Ginsburg to Join Mason Law Faculty
(published 03/18/2013) - Comprehensive Alumni Update Project Begins
(published 03/14/2013) - Washington Post: Lund, Polsby Comment on Second Amendment
(published 03/14/2013) - Mossoff, Claeys Participate in CPIP Academic Roundtable
(published 03/08/2013) - Butler Testifies on Capitol Hill
(published 03/07/2013) - Lafferman Comment Published in Law and Technology Journal
(published 03/06/2013) - Claeys Testifies on REINS Act on Capitol Hill
(published 03/06/2013) - Lund on Guns and Tyranny
(published 03/05/2013) - Mossoff Speaks at Brookings Panel Discussion
(published 03/05/2013) - Krauss Takes Part in Ethics Symposium
(published 03/01/2013) - Camacho to See Publication of Two Articles in Law Journals
(published 03/01/2013) - Eagle Speaks on Takings Cases Before SCOTUS
(published 02/26/2013) - Student's Law Review Comment Cited in Dissenting Opinion
(published 02/25/2013) - Chorvat Speaks at Tulane Tax Roundtable
(published 02/22/2013) - Lund in NY Times: Private Insurance as a Form of Gun Control
(published 02/22/2013) - Mason Alumni to Meet in NYC
(published 02/14/2013) - Homecoming Law Alumni Pre-Game Reception and Basketball Game
(published 02/14/2013) - Alvare Appears on ABC's Nightline
(published 02/12/2013) - Lisa Goldstein Takes Award in Writing Competition
(published 02/04/2013) - Zywicki: Confirmations as Political Bait
(published 02/04/2013) - Krauss Speaks to Houston Lawyers Group
(published 02/04/2013) - Somin a Contributor to Award-Winning Publication
(published 01/31/2013) - Public Interest Law Networking Breakfast
(published 01/31/2013) - Public Service Job Fair 2013
(published 01/29/2013) - Zywicki in LA Times: Cordray Appointment May Be in Jeopardy
(published 01/28/2013) - Rao: A Tale of Two Dignities
(published 01/25/2013) - Alvare Takes Part in AUL Legal Symposium
(published 01/25/2013) - Newman Addresses Already, LLC v. Nike, Inc. in Podcast
(published 01/24/2013) - Lund on Liability Insurance for Gun Owners
(published 01/22/2013) - Malcolm Comments on Proposed Assault Weapons Ban
(published 01/22/2013) - Alvare Writes in Online Symposium
(published 01/17/2013) - Schleicher Comments on Aldermanic Privilege
(published 01/17/2013) - Malcolm Comments on Gun Control Measures
(published 01/17/2013) - Somin Considers Partisanship on High Court in Online Symposium
(published 01/16/2013) - Mossoff Speaks at Smithsonian
(published 01/15/2013) - Somin Addresses DC Court of Appeals on Kelo
(published 01/14/2013) - Student's Law Journal Article Cited by Time Magazine
(published 01/14/2013) - Somin Amicus Brief Urges High Court to Hear Property Rights Case
(published 01/08/2013) - Greve Participates in Brookings Forum on Legalized Marijuana
(published 01/08/2013) - Johnsen in WSJ: Go on a Fiscal Diet
(published 01/07/2013) - Malcolm in WSJ: Cautionary Tales of Gun Control
(published 01/03/2013) - Wright Confirmed as FTC Commissioner
(published 01/03/2013) - Somin Comments on Bork in Online Symposium
(published 12/19/2012) - Mossoff in Forbes: Facts, Not Rhetoric, in Patent Debate
(published 12/18/2012) - Malcolm Interviewed on Voice of Russia
(published 12/18/2012) - Hutchison Quoted in Forbes Article
(published 12/14/2012) - Mossoff a Panelist in Copyright Reform Program
(published 12/14/2012) - Mossoff Speaks at FTC, DOJ Workshop on Patent Assertion Entry Activities
(published 12/10/2012) - Hazlett in ChicagoTribune: Product Differentiation in Action
(published 12/05/2012) - Wright FTC Nomination Garners Support in Advance of December 4 Confirmation Hearing
(published 12/03/2012) - Mossoff Takes Part in WLF Media Briefing on Standards-Essential Patents
(published 11/30/2012) - Greve Speaks at Manhattan Institute
(published 11/30/2012) - Schleicher: Questions for Defenders of DC's Height Limit
(published 11/27/2012) - With Exams Approaching, Puppies to the Rescue
(published 11/26/2012) - Treyger Discusses Probable Cause Issues in Post-Argument SCOTUS Podcast
(published 11/15/2012) - Krauss Objections Aid Judge in Class Action Case
(published 11/09/2012) - Greve a Frequent Speaker in October
(published 11/07/2012) - Student Articles to be Published in ITC TLA 337 Reporter
(published 11/06/2012) - Mossoff Takes Part in Software Patents Teleforum
(published 11/06/2012) - Information Economy Project Presents Tullock Lecture
(published 11/06/2012) - Krauss Speaks at Princeton University
(published 11/05/2012) - Somin Comments on Virginia Amendment to Limit Use of Eminent Domain
(published 10/31/2012) - Somin Speaks on Campaign Finance at Amherst College Event
(published 10/29/2012) - Somin Takes Part in Panel Discussion on Eminent Domain
(published 10/26/2012) - Manne Oral History Preserved by SEC Historical Society
(published 10/24/2012) - Mossoff Participates in IEEE IP Professionals Conference
(published 10/22/2012) - Krauss Speaks at University of Michigan Law School
(published 10/22/2012) - Mossoff, Epstein in Teleforum on Patent System
(published 10/18/2012) - Mossoff Participates in Capitol Hill Panel on Patent Litigation
(published 10/16/2012) - Alvare: End Abortion and Contraception Mandates
(published 10/16/2012) - Somin Addresses Affirmative Action Case
(published 10/15/2012) - Alvaré a Panelist in Albany Law School Symposium
(published 10/11/2012) - Rabkin Takes Part in Heritage Foundation Discussion
(published 10/11/2012) - Tullock Lecture: FCC v. Fox
(published 10/11/2012) - Alden Addresses Visiting Tibetan Jurists
(published 10/09/2012) - Mossoff: Smartphone Wars May Mimic Sewing Machine Wars
(published 10/09/2012) - Somin Comments on Political Ignorance
(published 10/09/2012) - Greve Lectures, Workshop Provide for Busy Month
(published 10/09/2012) - Somin Weighs In on Florida Property Rights Case
(published 10/05/2012) - Somin Blog Post Selected by The Green Bag as One of Year's Best
(published 10/01/2012) - Claeys on Publication of Rehnquist Biography
(published 10/01/2012) - Malcolm Lectures at Princeton Event
(published 10/01/2012) - Krauss Joins Panel Discussion at Professional Ethics Symposium
(published 09/24/2012) - Somin Comments on University Uses of Eminent Domain
(published 09/20/2012) - Somin Participates in Cato Institute Supreme Court Symposium
(published 09/19/2012) - Lund Contributes to SCOTUSblog Same-Sex Marriage Symposium
(published 09/18/2012) - Lund, Rabkin Speak at Seminar on Supreme Court
(published 09/17/2012) - Zywicki Comments on GM Bailout Cited in Chicago Tribune
(published 09/14/2012) - IPLS Event: "Creating an Invention Economy"
(published 09/13/2012) - Buckley Article Cited in WSJ Opinions
(published 09/13/2012) - Professor Joshua Wright Tapped as FTC Commissioner
(published 09/11/2012) - Civil Rights Law Journal Symposium
(published 09/05/2012) - Tullock Lecture: Regulating Broadband Networks
(published 09/05/2012) - JICL Presents Fall Symposium on Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act
(published 09/05/2012) - Upcoming Events for Students - Fall 2012
(published 08/29/2012) - Neff Speaks on Veteran Assistance at VBA Conference
(published 08/14/2012) - Profile of the 2012 Entering Class
(published 08/14/2012) - Malcolm Comments in CQ Today on Ammunition Legislation
(published 08/07/2012) - Mossoff Participates in IP Delivers Launch Event
(published 08/01/2012) - Claeys on Sebelius and the Election
(published 08/01/2012) - Orientation Takes Place August 10 &11
(published 07/27/2012) - Introducing the Official Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Bobblehead
(published 07/26/2012) - Mason Law Faculty Ranked #21 for Scholarly Impact
(published 07/20/2012) - Wisniewski Wins 2012 Hughes-Gossett Student Essay Prize
(published 07/20/2012) - Mossoff Moderates Panel on ITC and Patent Disputes
(published 07/17/2012) - Schleicher in Atlantic: All Politics is National
(published 07/16/2012) - Malcolm Discusses Second Amendment Litigation
(published 07/12/2012) - Sales Provides Hill Testimony on National Security Leaks
(published 07/12/2012) - Zywicki Testifies Before House Subcommittee
(published 07/10/2012) - Mossoff Moderates Panel on Standard Essential Patents
(published 07/10/2012) - National Security Law Journal Oct. 29 Symposium Postponed Due to Weather
(published 07/09/2012) - Byrne Attends Meeting of U.N. Commission on International Trade Law
(published 07/06/2012) - Somin in Politico: On Roberts' Reported Switch
(published 07/02/2012) - Mason Welcomes Its Sixth President, Ãngel Cabrera
(published 07/02/2012) - Bernstein on Healthcare Law Dissent: A Position Abandoned?
(published 07/02/2012) - Somin in SCOTUSblog: Taxing, But Potentially Hopeful Decision
(published 06/29/2012) - Zywicki: Auto Deal Really a Bailout for Unions
(published 06/28/2012) - Hazlett in WSJ: Innovation Process Delivers the Goods
(published 06/28/2012) - Rabkin in Weekly Standard: Warn Our Enemies, Reassure Our Friends
(published 06/27/2012) - Somin Remarks on Judicial Activism Carried in UK Newspaper
(published 06/27/2012) - Somin Discusses Supreme Court Decisions on Public Affairs Radio
(published 06/27/2012) - Zywicki Discusses Dodd Frank and the Rule of Law on Larry Parks Show
(published 06/26/2012) - Somin Discusses Rationality and Political Ignorance
(published 06/21/2012) - Mossoff Speaks on Patent Disputes at Thomson Reuters Conference
(published 06/19/2012) - Zywicki on Reality of Auto Industry Bailouts
(published 06/18/2012) - Somin Comments on Anticipated Supreme Court Ruling
(published 06/18/2012) - Hazlett Discusses Reverse Auctions in Brookings Program
(published 06/15/2012) - Zywicki Interviewed on Legacy of the Durbin Amendment
(published 06/13/2012) - Eagle Files Amicus Brief on Temporary Takings
(published 06/13/2012) - Zywicki Speaks at Financial Services Symposium
(published 06/07/2012) - Rabkin a Panelist at AEI Conference on Globalization and American Law
(published 06/05/2012) - Fall 2012 Pre-Registration Planning Runs June 5-22
(published 06/05/2012) - Byrne Presents Course in Beijing
(published 06/04/2012) - Law Alumni Association Annual Meeting and Happy Hour
(published 05/31/2012) - Zywicki Files Amicus Brief in Behalf of Monks in Casket Case
(published 05/31/2012) - Alvare Comments on Issues of Religious Freedom
(published 05/30/2012) - Somin Comments on NC Map Act
(published 05/25/2012) - Mossoff Moderates Panel at Congressional Staff Briefing
(published 05/25/2012) - Alvaré Speaks on Religious Liberty at National Press Club
(published 05/22/2012) - Alvare Op-Ed Appears in Washington Post
(published 05/22/2012) - Commencement Ceremonies Celebrate Class of 2012
(published 05/21/2012) - Byrne Participates in Round Table in Russia
(published 05/21/2012) - Mason Legal Clinic Assists Those Who Serve
(published 05/15/2012) - Bernstein Participates in Book Forum
(published 05/10/2012) - Somin Comments on Health Care Case in "Fantasy Court"
(published 05/09/2012) - Sean Clerget Becomes Sixth Mason Law Student in a Row to Receive Burton Prize
(published 05/09/2012) - Cohen Comments on Falling Divorce Rate on CNBC.com
(published 05/07/2012) - Lerner Review of Pinker Appears in Claremont Review of Books
(published 05/07/2012) - Somin Comments Cited in Washington Post
(published 05/07/2012) - Buckley in The National Post: Incentive to Advance the National Interest
(published 05/04/2012) - First-Year Law Students Take to the Court--and Find a Champion
(published 05/03/2012) - Hazlett Speaks at Forum on the Wireless Boom
(published 05/02/2012) - Sales in U.S. News: Playing With Fire
(published 05/02/2012) - Mossoff in Politico: Lessons From the Sewing Machine War
(published 05/01/2012) - Verret in Washington Times: Provide Equal Opportunity for Success
(published 05/01/2012) - Michael S. Greve to Join Mason Law Faculty in Fall 2012
(published 04/30/2012) - Retirement Celebration Honoring Professor Jack Costello
(published 04/27/2012) - Davies Unveils Marvin Miller Portrait at New York Event
(published 04/27/2012) - Mossoff Speaks at World IP Day Event at PTO
(published 04/27/2012) - Exam Time Ushered in With Traditional Puppy Day Event
(published 04/25/2012) - Somin Work Cited in Chicago Tribune
(published 04/19/2012) - Verret Testifies in Hill Hearing
(published 04/17/2012) - Swallows Return to Capistrano, but Puppies Return to Mason Law
(published 04/17/2012) - Students Place Among Top 16 at Prestigious International Moot Competition
(published 04/13/2012) - Students Barber and Santiago Bring Home Moot Court Honors
(published 04/13/2012) - Zywicki in WSJ: SpongeBob's Last Stand
(published 04/13/2012) - Somin Discusses Health Care Law in Podcast
(published 04/12/2012) - Rao Presents Paper at Case Western Reserve
(published 04/11/2012) - Hazlett in Barron's: Gravitational Shift in Wireless
(published 04/11/2012) - Attend the 15th Annual Judicial & Legislative Reception
(published 04/11/2012) - Hutchison Comments on Union Representation Fees
(published 04/05/2012) - Sales Speaks at National Security Conference
(published 04/05/2012) - Celebration of the Life of Professor Robert Anthony
(published 04/02/2012) - Somin: No Return to Lochner Era
(published 04/02/2012) - Somin Podcast Addresses Individual Mandate
(published 04/02/2012) - Mason Law Teams Take First Place, Honors, in Billings, Exum & Frye National Moot Court Competition
(published 04/02/2012) - LEC Presents Mock Supreme Court Argument on Climate Change
(published 03/30/2012) - Wright Testifies on the Hill
(published 03/30/2012) - Mossoff Discusses Patent Case in SCOTUScast
(published 03/30/2012) - Bernstein Discusses Role of Lochner in Health Care Debate
(published 03/29/2012) - Mason Law's Moot Court Board Nationals Team Advances to Finals
(published 03/29/2012) - 2012 APIL Auction
(published 03/29/2012) - Alvare on Federal Contraception Mandate
(published 03/29/2012) - Somin Op-eds on Health Care Appear in New York Times and CNN Websites
(published 03/26/2012) - Rabkin Takes Part in Discussion of Presidential Accountability Since 9/11
(published 03/21/2012) - Rao Speaks at Colorado Events
(published 03/21/2012) - Malcolm Comments on "Shoot First" Law
(published 03/21/2012) - Somin Discusses Individual Mandate on Reason.tv
(published 03/19/2012) - Claeys Comments on Justices' Approach to Health Care Law Challenge
(published 03/19/2012) - Somin Quoted in USA Today Regarding Health Care Challenge
(published 03/16/2012) - Lund and Klukowski Co-author FRC Amicus Brief
(published 03/16/2012) - Krauss Speaks on Israel's Borders
(published 03/14/2012) - Somin Debates Health Care Reform at WLF Event
(published 03/13/2012) - Malcolm Delivers Keynote Address in Germany
(published 03/13/2012) - Community Gathers to Dedicate Founders Hall
(published 03/08/2012) - Krauss on Overturn of Maryland Carry-Permit Law
(published 03/07/2012) - Schleicher on "City Unplanning"
(published 03/06/2012) - Davies Introduces Latest Supreme Court Sluggers Card
(published 03/06/2012) - George Mason Law Review Judicial Engagement Symposium
(published 03/06/2012) - Davies' Research on Law Review Circulation Cited
(published 02/29/2012) - Mason's Supreme Court Clinic Makes the News
(published 02/28/2012) - Tullock Lecture Features Adam Clayton Powell III
(published 02/24/2012) - Mason Law Alums Launch New Journal of Legal Metrics
(published 02/24/2012) - Hazlett Speaks on Reallocation of Broadcast Spectrum
(published 02/22/2012) - Somin Amicus Brief Filed with High Court
(published 02/14/2012) - Sales and Krauss Comment on Ethics of Judges' Roundtable
(published 02/10/2012) - Zywicki on Solyndra Sell Off
(published 02/10/2012) - Krauss Speaks at Mexico City Law School
(published 02/10/2012) - Somin: Distinctions Between Americans and Foreigners
(published 02/07/2012) - Free CLE Opportunity: Military Legal Assistance Issues
(published 02/07/2012) - Mossoff and Newman in Teleforum on Golan v. Holder Decision
(published 02/06/2012) - IEP Presents Innovation and Intellectual Property Conference
(published 02/06/2012) - Newman Addresses Golan v. Holder on SCOTUScast
(published 01/29/2012) - Zywicki Weighs in on Cordray Recess Appointment
(published 01/19/2012) - George Mason Supreme Court Clinic Helps Obtain Victory In The U.S. Supreme Court For The State Of New Hampshire
(published 01/18/2012) - Somin: Need for Restraints on Government Authority
(published 01/13/2012) - Lund Co-authors Amicus Brief on Severability of Individual Mandate
(published 01/13/2012) - Zywicki on WTOP: CFPB Recipe for Disaster
(published 01/11/2012) - Hazlett on Bundling in the Banking Industry
(published 01/05/2012) - Verret in Cedar Rapids Gazette: Republicans Require Romney's Experience
(published 01/04/2012) - Memorial Reception for Larry Ribstein
(published 12/27/2011) - George Mason Law Review Annual Symposium
(published 12/21/2011) - Zywicki: Canada's Federal Regulations Discourage Financial Innovations
(published 12/21/2011) - Roberts and Kagan Among Green Bag Legal Writing Awardees
(published 12/19/2011) - Rabkin Testifies on Hill Re: Judicial Reliance on Foreign Law
(published 12/14/2011) - Verret in Washington Times: We Don't Need More Solyndras
(published 12/12/2011) - Chrissy Kendall Receives Supreme Court Historical Society Literary Award
(published 12/09/2011) - Mossoff Quoted in Bloomberg Regarding Patent Case
(published 12/08/2011) - Mossoff Speaks at IPO PTO Day Conference
(published 12/07/2011) - Wright in WSJ: Philadelphia as Legal Venue of Choice
(published 12/06/2011) - 2L Lisa Goldstein named Steele Scholar in Business
(published 12/06/2011) - Mossoff Participates in Press Briefing
(published 12/01/2011) - Somin on Greenberg AIG Lawsuit
(published 11/28/2011) - One-Day Training Workshop for Legal Writing Professors and Adjuncts to be Held at Mason Law
(published 11/28/2011) - The Return of Puppy Day
(published 11/21/2011) - Law School Community Saddened by the Passing of Robert Anthony
(published 11/18/2011) - Wright Speaks at ABA Antitrust Law Forum
(published 11/17/2011) - Malcolm Speaks at Duke Law School
(published 11/16/2011) - Hazlett, Wright Discuss Proposed AT&T and T-Mobile Merger
(published 11/11/2011) - Wright Participates in Workshop on Social Media Governance
(published 11/11/2011) - Tullock Lecture: Media Bias, Its Effects, and Its Implications for the Fairness Doctrine
(published 11/11/2011) - Somin on Eminent Domain Reform Measures
(published 11/10/2011) - Mason Trial Advocacy Team Shines at Interamerican Competition
(published 11/02/2011) - Somin Discusses Individual Mandate in New England Journal of Medicine Roundtable
(published 10/31/2011) - Verret Appears, Comments on FoxNews
(published 10/27/2011) - Rao Organizes Panel for International Law Weekend
(published 10/24/2011) - Newman SCOTUScast Discusses Golan v. Holder
(published 10/19/2011) - Zywicki Interviewed on Durbin Amendment
(published 10/18/2011) - Krauss on Cordray and CFPB: Tort Lawyers' Dream
(published 10/18/2011) - Zywicki in Forbes: Finalize Robo-Signing Settlement
(published 10/18/2011) - Eagle to Participate in Revising Uniform Landlord-Tenant Act
(published 10/17/2011) - Mason Professors Organize D.C. Legal History Roundtable
(published 10/14/2011) - Krauss Speaks at UF Levin College of Law
(published 10/11/2011) - Alvaré to Receive Notre Dame Evangelium Vitae Medal
(published 10/04/2011) - Zywicki in WSJ: Durbin Amendment Transforms Banking Landscape
(published 09/30/2011) - Mason Supreme Court Clinic Files Supreme Court Amicus Brief on Behalf of the National District Attorneys Association
(published 09/29/2011) - Lund Debates Constitutionality of Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act
(published 09/28/2011) - Tullock Lecture: The Wireless Tsunami
(published 09/28/2011) - Conference: Copyright Compromises
(published 09/28/2011) - Mossoff at National Press Club: Supreme Court Review
(published 09/28/2011) - Krauss Speaks at Columbia Law
(published 09/27/2011) - Verret Testifies on Capitol Hill
(published 09/23/2011) - Zywicki Discusses Dodd-Frank Effects on Banking
(published 09/23/2011) - Alvare Comments on Provisions of New Health Care Law
(published 09/23/2011) - Malcolm Testifies at House Judiciary Subcommittee Hearing
(published 09/21/2011) - Upcoming Events for Students - Fall 2011
(published 09/21/2011) - Professor Costello's 12th Annual Ethics Update
(published 09/21/2011) - Malcolm to Speak in Honor of Constitution Day
(published 09/20/2011) - Information Session for Prospective Applicants
(published 09/12/2011) - Sales in NY Times: Patriot Act a Vital Weapon
(published 09/09/2011) - Cocktail Reception in Honor of the Class of 1986
(published 08/22/2011) - Law Alumni Association Golf Tournament
(published 08/17/2011) - Malcolm in WSJ: Roots of British Disorder
(published 08/17/2011) - Somin Comments on Health Care Law Ruling
(published 08/16/2011) - Somin Speaks on Civil Rights Implications of Eminent Domain
(published 08/12/2011) - Verret to Visit at Stanford for Fall Term
(published 08/11/2011) - Zywicki Speaks on Marketplace
(published 08/10/2011) - Green Bag Releases Scalia Baseball Card
(published 08/08/2011) - Wright Study Cited in Detroit Free Press Article
(published 08/03/2011) - Verret in Washington Times: About-Face on Consumer Protection
(published 07/25/2011) - Neff Assumes Leadership of Clinic for Legal Assistance to Servicemembers
(published 07/15/2011) - Zywicki: Truth About Auto Bailouts
(published 07/14/2011) - Somin Discusses Key Questions in Split Screen Video Presentation
(published 07/13/2011) - Bernstein: Breyer's Progressive Streak
(published 07/13/2011) - Justice Thomas (Bobblehead) Takes a Bow
(published 07/12/2011) - Wright Article Cited in Wall Street Journal
(published 07/11/2011) - Davies Secures Second Baseball Research Award
(published 07/11/2011) - Immigration Consequences of Criminal Convictions
(published 07/06/2011) - Social Security Administration (SSA) Career Event
(published 07/06/2011) - Somin on Sixth Circuit Decision on Individual Mandate
(published 07/01/2011) - Hazlett in Financial Times: Googling Innovation
(published 06/30/2011) - Mossoff Discusses Microsoft v. i4i Limited Partnership
(published 06/29/2011) - Claeys Publishes Essay on Healthcare Mandate and Limits of Judicial Conservatism
(published 06/27/2011) - Somin Quoted in Two CQ Weekly Articles
(published 06/24/2011) - Zywicki Gives Keynote Address at AFSA State Government Affairs Forum
(published 06/22/2011) - Hazlett Speaks at Hudson Institutes Roundtable
(published 06/21/2011) - Rao a Panelist at ACS Annual Convention
(published 06/21/2011) - Hazlett in The Hill: Market Protects Consumers Better than Regulation
(published 06/15/2011) - Zywicki: Congress Should Reconsider Durbin Amendment
(published 06/15/2011) - Hazlett Named to Academic Advisory Board of Center for Economics of the Internet
(published 06/14/2011) - Zywicki in Washington Times: No Windfall for Delinquent Borrowers at Expense of Responsible Consumers
(published 06/14/2011) - Krauss Comments on Toyota Economic Loss Suit
(published 06/14/2011) - Wright Comments on Google Antitrust Probe
(published 06/14/2011) - Byrne Attends SWIFT Meeting in London
(published 06/02/2011) - Mossoff Briefs House Members on Opposition to America Invents Act
(published 06/01/2011) - Class of 2011 Celebrates Commencement
(published 05/31/2011) - Sales Writes with Rep. Steve King in Politico
(published 05/27/2011) - Zywicki Provides Hill Testimony on CFPB Oversight
(published 05/27/2011) - Wright Testifies on Proposed Telecom Merger
(published 05/26/2011) - Sales Discusses Patriot Act Extension on Seattle NPR
(published 05/26/2011) - Wright, Hazlett Critical of FCC Annual Wireless Competition Report
(published 05/25/2011) - Zywicki in WSJ: Consumer Bureau Structure Unprecedented
(published 05/25/2011) - 10th Annual Symposium on Hot Topics in Patent Law
(published 05/23/2011) - Eagle Addresses California Coastal Commissioners
(published 05/16/2011) - Mason Law Students Secure Prize for Best Appellant Brief
(published 05/13/2011) - Zywicki in Washington Times: Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Must Put Consumers First
(published 05/09/2011) - Somin Comments on Legality of Targeting Enemy Combatants
(published 05/06/2011) - Somin on Why Health Care Mandate is Unconstitutional
(published 05/05/2011) - Puppies Provide Pre-Exam Stress Relief
(published 05/05/2011) - Student Peter Cockrell Wins 2011 Burton Award
(published 05/03/2011) - Hutchison: Teachers Unions Share Blame for Detroit's Decline
(published 04/25/2011) - Zywicki Discusses Automaker Bailout on the Air
(published 04/25/2011) - School of Law Graduation 2011
(published 04/14/2011) - Somin Joins Debate on Healthcare Reform
(published 04/13/2011) - Byrne Co-Edits 2011 Annual Review of International Banking Law & Practice
(published 04/11/2011) - The Journal of Law Makes Its Debut
(published 04/08/2011) - Somin Participates in "What If" Symposium
(published 04/04/2011) - Wright Speaks at 59th ABA Section of Antitrust Law Spring Meeting
(published 03/31/2011) - Zywicki Speaks at Durbin Conference
(published 03/30/2011) - Somin Participates in NRO Online Symposium on U.S. Actions in Libya
(published 03/29/2011) - Information Session About New Supreme Court Clinic
(published 03/22/2011) - Wiley Rein to Partner with Mason Law in Launch of Supreme Court Clinic
(published 03/22/2011) - Zywicki: Auto Bailout and the Rule of Law
(published 03/22/2011) - Tullock Lecture: The Mythology of Networks
(published 03/21/2011) - 12th Murphy Pool Tournament is Coming Up
(published 03/10/2011) - Women's Law Association Alumnae Networking Breakfast
(published 03/10/2011) - Environmental Law Society Breakfast
(published 03/10/2011) - Sales Testifies on Reauthorization of PATRIOT Act
(published 03/09/2011) - Malcolm Discusses Second Amendment Issues on the Air
(published 03/09/2011) - Claeys Testifies on Capitol Hill
(published 03/08/2011) - Somin a Panelist in Northwestern Discussion of Democracy and Technology
(published 03/07/2011) - Somin Debates Constitutionality of Individual Mandate
(published 03/03/2011) - Four Mason Law Professors Speak at National Student Symposium
(published 02/28/2011) - Byrne Travels to Asia for Conferences and Briefings
(published 02/25/2011) - The 14th Annual Judicial & Legislative Reception
(published 02/18/2011) - Schleicher a Panelist in Discussion of State Fiscal Crises
(published 02/17/2011) - Sales: Who's Afraid of the Patriot Act?
(published 02/15/2011) - Alvaré Testifies on the Hill
(published 02/11/2011) - Open House for Admitted Applicants
(published 02/10/2011) - Open House for Admitted Applicants
(published 02/10/2011) - Krauss Delivers Talks on International Law, Products Liability
(published 02/09/2011) - Rao a Panelist in International Law Symposium
(published 02/09/2011) - Panel on Impact of Counter-Terrorism Policy on Civil Rights
(published 02/09/2011) - Information Economy Project Hosts Tullock Lecture
(published 02/04/2011) - Somin Comments in Washington Post on Health Care Repeal Efforts
(published 02/03/2011) - Upcoming Human Rights Forum at Mason Law
(published 01/26/2011) - Lund Participates in Cato Institute Policy Forum
(published 01/20/2011) - Law Review Annual Alumni Reception Canceled Due to Weather
(published 01/19/2011) - Zywicki: Political Bifurcation Since the New Deal
(published 01/18/2011) - Rao WSJ Op-ed: Constitution Not Just for Courts
(published 01/10/2011) - George Mason Law Review 14th Annual Symposium on Antitrust
(published 01/07/2011) - Law School Welcomes Three New Faculty Members in Spring Semester 2011
(published 01/07/2011) - Spring Semester 2011 Sees the Opening of Founders Hall
(published 01/07/2011) - Hazlett Reflects in Financial Times on the Passing of Economist Kahn
(published 01/06/2011) - Zywicki Discusses Failures in Credit Card Lending on Fox Business and in WSJ
(published 01/04/2011) - Green Bag Names Legal Writing Honorees
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Pakistani Casuals Winter Wardrobe 2013-2014
Umar Sayeed by Alkaram lawn has just released his pre-winter catalog, yes the catalog which he presented today is not for your summer or mid-summer wear, but these Pakistani casuals are basically perfect for your coming winter season. Now it's kind of awkward of presenting the latest fashion wear for winter season which yet to be start in about 3-4 months or may be more time looking at the current warm season of weather which has been going around in the world. Pakistani casuals from Umar sayeed are always about beautiful Kaftans and somewhat embroidered fashion wear which are always inspired from western and traditional wear.
Umar Sayeed and Alkaram Lawn
The brand is well known for his creativity and yet they are always late for bringing their latest fashion and seasonal wear. Recently they released a catalog which is inspired from Kaftans, long shirts and beautiful traditional wear. Though the brand is known for their Pakistani casuals but still they are not updated with what seems to be the unique ideas. Alkaram is not only affiliated with Umar Sayeed but they have been recently catering in many more products which consist but not limited to Babies wear, western wear and than their main products of traditional and cultural wear.
Pakistani casuals made of silk and cotton from Umar Sayeed are displayed below, these 2013 fashion designs of motifs and embroidered wear comes in stitched options only. Though all sizes and about 3 colors variations are available for each of these trendy western wear designs from Umar Sayeed, Pakistani casuals 2013 for neckline and digital prints would be the best choice for young women and girls of Pakistan. So for now checkout the catalog displayed below and let us know if you are interested in any of these for your pre-winter clothing, once again the catalog is made of silk fabric and these have some cotton mix-up added to them as well.
Umar Sayeed Pakistani Casuals of 2013-2014


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Wednesday, February 20, 2013
Surviving as A SAHM
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You are doing a great job Adeline!! Kudos to you efforts in keeping the house while taking care of the kids and pursuing your passions.
ReplyDeleteTotally agree with u...it is tough to be a SAHM and there is so much so much to do at home and minding the kids. But u have done extremely well these years as a SAHM. All that sacrifice of not having a stable job, good salary is worthwhile. Nothing can take back the time lost not spending time with our kids and the bond we have.
ReplyDeleteI salute you , Mama Adeline!
12 years!
I have sooooooo much to learn from you.
I can totally empathise with the 'depression looming'. I got that a lot in my early years.
Now i just have to deal with the 'tantrums' i get when the house gets WAY messy. LOL....but that is really ME having to undergo more WIP.
Thank you for sharing your inspiring and courageous journey!
And thank you for linking up!
muaks!wow! 12 years! i have the same thoughts as you back then. i'm thinking of heading back to do some part time work when my youngest is old enough to go into childcare at 18 months old. but i'm not sure if i really would!
you do inspire me a lot. staying home for your children, and running your own business online... i have a lot to learn from you! :D


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Dresses & Skirts
Dresses & Skirts
Pima Cotton Boatneck Dress - Girls
Say bon voyage to boring with our French nautical boatneck dress. This ooh la la of a dress charms in soft, smooth pima cotton. Featuring contrasting color on the sleeves, pockets, and neckline. * Pull-on style * Seasonless A-line silhouette * Classic boat-neckline, with lap shoulders and contrast trim * Patch pockets * 3/4 sleeves * Above-knee length * Pima cotton * Peru
Patch-Pocket Track Skirt - Girls
Sporty flap pockets and a nice, crisp hand. We made this everyday skirt extra-sporty by adding on-trend track-pant details. * Ribbed elastic waist * Adjustable twill-tape tie * Front and back pockets * Above-knee length * Cotton * Imported
Everyday Tulle Skirt - Girls
The casual way to wear tutu-inspired tulle. Softer and with a flatter lay than most, this easy-wear skirt transitions from playground to party time. Plus there's a hint of metallic trim just for fun! Because of the nature of the tinting process, each of the dip-dyed skirts will be delightfully unique. * Pull-on elastic waist (back only) * Knee length * Soft, no-itch tulle * Nylon * Jersey-knit lining * Imported
Hopscotch Woven Skirt - Girls
This pretty pull-on skirt makes getting dressed (and getting dressed up) a snap: no snaps, buttons, or zippers required. In a trio of uniquely temping options, each with its own print and a different take on woven cotton. * Pull-on style * Full silhouette * Elastic waist, with fixed-bow detail at the front * Above-knee length * Cotton; Aubergine Sunrise Geo is cotton voile; Chambray Embroidery is cotton chambray, with floral embroidery at the hem; Midnight Plaid Flannel is cotton flannel * Imported
Twill Circle Skirt by Moon et Miel - Girls
This full skirt is full-on perfection with its easy-on elastic waist, well-placed patch pockets, and stunning prints that shimmer with flecks of gold color. Getting dressed (and dressed up!) has never been easier. * By Moon et Miel * Pull-on * Full silhouette * Elastic waist * Patch pockets * Above-knee length * Cotton * Imported
Moon et Miel Embroidered Peasant Dress - Girls
Add elegance to her every day with this easy-wear, anywhere peasant dress. Designed in France, with delicate hand-embroidery by artisans in India, in reverse flannel for exceptional softness. * By Moon et Miel * Floral embroidery with metallic accents at right-side hem; leaf embroidery below keyhole and down outside of sleeves * Relaxed fit * Center back buttons for sizes 4 and 6 * Long sleeves with elastic cuffs * Above-knee length * 100% cotton * Imported
Embroidered Dress by Velveteen - Girls
Oh, baby, this baby-doll dress is as cute as it is comfy, in feels-like-flannel brushed cotton, with a swingy shape and an arched and gathered yoke. An extra-dressy dress, it enchants with floral embroidery and hand-beading along the sleeves, and more hand-beading at the slip pockets. * By Velveteen * A-line * Round neckline * Center-back placket with imitation mother-of-pearl buttons * Center-front slip pockets * Knee length * Cotton/poly; cotton voile lining * Imported
Microfleece Reversible Skirt - Girls
Our sporty skirt pampers her with the warmth and coziness of fleece. It's a reversible 2-in-1 featuring double-layered construction and pockets on both sides; depending on which side she chooses, the playful print appears on the body of the skirt or above and behind the pockets. * Pull-on * Full elastic waistband that is flat in front and slightly gathered in back * Above-knee length * Poly microfleece; reverses to 100% cotton jersey * Imported
Hooded Sweatshirt Dress - Girls
Super-smiles are a side effect of this sweatshirt dress. Sublimely cozy in brushed terry fleece, it charms with bold prints, color-block style with contrast binding, and made-for-play detailing. * Pull-on * Roomy fit * Hood * Slight V-neck with crossover trim * Long sleeves * Kangaroo pockets * Shirttail hem * Ribbed trim * Cotton/poly * Imported
Mixed-Print Godet Skirt - Girls
Light, bright, and full of "twirl-ability," this adorable skirt has contrast striped panels nestled in its pleats for a bold, fresh look! * 100% cotton, with light cotton lining * Easy elastic waistband * Above-knee length * Dress it up or down with the right top, shoes, and accessories * Imported
Livie Shirtdress - Girls
Worn with skinny jeans and kicks, or tights and buckled boots, this seasonless shirtdress is ready to accompany her any day, anywhere, from school to movies to a walk in the woods. With its slightly more grown-up styling, it appeals to older girls as well as the younger set. * Relaxed fit * Jewel neckline * Contrast-color placket with four buttons and pleat below * Back yoke with inverted pleat * 3/4 sleeves * On-seam welt pockets * Shirttail hem * Above-knee length * Imported
Embroidered Lace Skirt - Girls
This easy, everyday skirt gives her pretty permission to wear lace anytime, from school to singing lessons. A vision of cuteness with allover lace (including an applied lace overlay on the elastic waistband) and a scalloped hem. * Pull-on style * Elastic waistband with applied lace overlay * Scalloped hem * Above-knee length * Nylon-mesh lace * 100% cotton voile lining * Imported
Woodland Circle Skirt by RB — Rockin' Baby - Girls
With a full silhouette for twirling, an elastic waist for pull-on ease, and an enchanting tonal leaf print for drama, this circle skirt is a true gift — and it's finished, naturally, with an oversized bow. * RB — Rockin' Baby * When you buy an item from Rockin' Baby, they'll donate one to a child in need * Pull-on * Full circle skirt * Elastic waist with fixed bow * Above-knee length * Contrast-color lining * Cotton * Imported
Poetic Corduroy Dress - Girls
She'll be poetry in motion (even when sitting still) in this sweetly sophisticated dress. Delightfully accented with a contrast-color ruffled placket and buttons. Crafted in fine-wale cotton corduroy for the ultimate in cozy comfort. * Garment-washed for superior softness * Relaxed fit * Jewel neckline * Functional, ruffled placket, with five buttons and purl-edge trim * Long sleeves with elastic cuffs * Welt pockets * Above-knee length * Cotton corduroy * Imported
Tiered Pinwale Corduroy Skirt - Girls
A flawless cool-weather skirt, in supersoft and stretchy fine-wale corduroy with three tiers of full gathers. With dress-up-or-down versatility, she'll wear it from fall to spring. * Pull-on * Elastic waist * Just-above-knee length * Cotton corduroy * Imported
Magpie & Mabel Lace-Trim Floral Dress - Girls
Pretty peasant styling reaches royal heights in a colorful floral print with contrast ruffled lace trim at neck and hem, and a made-for-twirling full skirt. With an elastic bodice and waist for a just-right fit. * By Magpie & Mabel * Fitted bodice and full skirt * Square neck * Adjustable spaghetti straps * Elastic bodice and back waist * Knee length * 100% cotton * Poly lace trim; nylon/spandex mesh ruffles * USA
Twirly Tiered Knit Dress - Girls
Now with season-ready sleeves, this is the cool-weather version of her favorite knit sundress. Dressed up or down, it embraces comfort and fashion with gathered lettuce-edge tiers of soft cotton jersey and a dazzling display of coordinating colors. Made in a comfortable mid-weight to take her right through spring. * Pull-on style * Relaxed fit * Durable, reinforced seams * Above-knee length * Cotton jersey * Imported
Sundress by Blu Pony Vintage - Girls
Evoking the exquisite design and detail of a bygone era, this dreamy sundress invites her to collect and carry treasures in its oversized pockets. With a grow-with-her elastic back. * By Blu Pony Vintage * Pull-on style * Relaxed fit * Square neckline * Gathered under neckline * Sleeveless * Elastic back * Oversized slouchy pockets with ruffles * Ruffles at hem * Above-knee length * 100% cotton * USA
Knit Velour Bohème Dress - Girls
Add a little luxe to her life with our soft-and-sweet velour dress. Featuring a flowing A-line shape, pretty bracelet-length sleeves, and easy elastic scoop neck (with bow!) and cuffs. * A-line shape * Scoop neck with stitched-down bow at center * Bracelet-length sleeves * Elastic neck and cuffs * Knee length * Poly/spandex velour * Poly bow * Imported
Orchard Cable Sweater Dress - Girls
Our quintessential cool-weather dress gives modern placement to classic cable knit, with designs on the front and back bodice and out-facing sleeves. In the coziest blend of cotton and merino wool, its dress-up-or-down versatility makes it a piece she can (and will!) wear anywhere and everywhere. Slightly sheer; we suggest wearing with a camisole or tank. * Semi-fitted * Crew neckline * Long sleeves * Five-button back placket * Ribbing at neckline, cuffs, and hem * Knee length * Cotton/nylon/merino wool * Hand wash * Imported


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Edmonton Oilers Community Foundation and the Oilers Ladies donate thousands to Edmonton's WIN House
by Edmonton Oilers Press Release / Edmonton OilersThe Edmonton Oilers Community Foundation and the Oilers Ladies proudly presented a cheque to Edmonton's Women's Shelter - WIN House today for $22,976. This donation stems from a new initiative called Oilers Favourite Things where the Oilers Ladies created baskets containing each of the players' favourite items. Baskets were auctioned off at Oilers home games between January 27th and February 24th.
Schoena Strudwick (L) and Heidi Pisani (R) present Sandra Danco, Executive Director of WIN House with a proceeds from the Oilers Favourite Things fundraiser. |
The Oilers Ladies outdid themselves with highly coveted items like an Ovechkin signed jersey, a fishing trip with Zack Stortini and Ethan Moreau's luxury suite for an Oilers game at Rexall Place. Kyle Brodziak's basket yielded the highest bids bringing in $3,500; the basket included a Gretzky autographed jersey and a round of golf with Kyle.
"The Oilers Favourite Things program has been yet another example of our players and their families' commitment to our community," said EOCF Executive Director, Natalie Minckler. "The Oilers Ladies have gone above and beyond to make this program a true success."
The Edmonton Oilers Community Foundation (EOCF) is dedicated to building strong and vibrant communities by contributing its resources and financial support to charitable organizations that serve the residents of Oil Country. Since 2001, the EOCF has worked to change lives in Oil Country through their support of a host of deserving organizations. The Foundation gives back in excess of $1 million annually to registered charities throughout Central and Northern Alberta who focus their activities on youth, education and health and wellness.
The Edmonton Oilers 30th Anniversary Season is presented in part by the Rexall Family of Pharmacies, Bell, Molson Canadian, ATB Financial and Ford.


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Has a thumb stud, blade hole or other feature to facilitate one-hand use. Some models are one-hand opening and one-hand closing as well..
This is Buck's standard blade material because it approaches the wear resistance of high carbon alloys while delivering the corrosion resistance of chromium stainless steels. Add our exclusive heat-treat process and you have a very user-friendly combination of superior corrosion resistance with excellent strength for wear resistance and durability. You also have a blade that is easy to resharpen. For best performance we harden to a Rockwell hardness of Rc 58.
For great performance when field dressing game, a gut or skinning hook is an ideal tool. We've paid careful attention to the angles on the sharpened edge, shape and size of the entry opening and location of the hook on the blade, making a Buck gut hook the best.
Serrations give your Buck blade greater cutting power. Especially useful when cutting line and/or cables.
Very well made
I use this knife about 7 years (i have 2) and this is in my opinion the best solution in the market , very light, compact, modern style , not old fashioned like a lot of german hunting knifes, very good handling, good sharp, there is not much, what you can make better! Thank you ! For me it would be fine, if you have an idea how you can select the different blades without a view on it (different haptic) in the darkness, and a customise version with e.g. a hard damast blade would be great !
I have 2 of the original 180 cross lock With gut blade . I have used them on a daily basis for over 20 years . I returned one for service and was told that my knife could not be serviced. And it was replaced with the new 183. Never thought I would like a different knife than my 180 but the 183 with the gut hook /saw blade and the horizontal sheath is my New EDC . I feel "Naked" with out my knife on my belt. The sheath being able to slide on my belt horizontally , makes the knife go unnoticed as well as easily accessed. Impressed; I'd say so .. That statement from a person that "uses" his knife, working, farming, Hunting, fishing and sometimes On the Honey Do list . Great design. Great Tool.
This knife is the best hunting knife made by buck but it would be nice if they made a leather sheath for it
Just received today. Overall thickness a little much for EDC. Weight is nice and light for 2 blades. Blade needed a small amount of touch-up sharpening. Blades deploy VERY easily and smoothly with the thumb of one hand. Blades could be a teensy bit thicker, I'd be cautious when shoving it or prying it in-between vertebrae. I REALLY like the handle! Handle is EXTREMELY Grippy! Should be EASY to rinse, too. The Sheath is nice. But personally I wish they'd move the belt loop all the way up to the top of the of their sheaths for all their knives so backpack hip-belt doesn't cover up top of knive or make it want to rotate sideways on your belt... slowing down deploy in a panic situation. (I hunt solo, thus worry about a predator creeping up on me and needing to deploy quickly.)
I've bought three of these. The early version had a camo pattern. I used it as a utility hunting and camping knife. I put it down one day in the field and couldn't find it again hence three purchases. My third purchase was for my son who is also an avid outdoors men. These knives really shine when it comes to dressing game. Especially deer. They are light and easy to carry. Keep an excellent edge. The gut hook works beautifully and the saw blade cuts bone aggressively. A perfect functional knife. I intended to buy a couple more today but the price is higher then I expected.
I bought this knife a week ago and I used it on Monday on a big deer the knife blade was very sharp the gut hook was wonderful. The saw blade cut right threw the bone it was a very good buy.
My Dad has the original crosslock and I liked it, but didn't like where the lock releases were located. The new design is perfect!! I bought mine for this years whitetail season and I put the knife to use on 11/15/15 and it was perfect! All I needed, sharp as hell, the knife is perfect and all you will need in one knife! Also very easy to grip even when covered in "deer". Buck you make a great product! I am proud to carry one!
This looks like a super knife for survival situations, as it also has a nice saw / gut webbing hook. Please consider adding the fire starter/ whistle from your Selkirk knife to the sheath and it could be a complete survival kit! A hardened glass punchon the hilt would be a great plus.
I had a friend who used another name brand knife which was larger and he severed an artery using too large of a knife .So after a trip to the hospital and several stitches (and lots of ribbing ) I took a look at what was really needed to take care of a deer properly that would be sharp and reliable .One of my friends introduced me to the Buck Crosslock ..and since then and 2 knives one for me, one for my brother-in-law I haven't been dissatisfied. .The Crosslock handles anything you need to do and might I suggest the orange it is hard to lose in the blood and leaves when your working on that trophy !!!
Like all bucks, it a very good knife but was disappointed that it didn't stay short past about four wild turkey cleaning
I have been using the cross lock since they came out and this is the best hunters Pal, it does it all and stays sharp. The only knife you need.
Great knife just have one problem with it I have had a previous cross lock that had tabs on the opposite side of blade to ease in getting blades out. My new one doesn't have that very disappointed in that change but it is still a very good knife just much harder to get the blades out of the new version
I've used both the previous version of the Alpha Crosslock 'PBS', and now the new generation, and can say that they are invaluable tools in the woods. Light, durable, and extremely functional. From field processing game, to cutting shooting lanes, building natural blinds, or your knife at the dinner table at camp, this is truly a do-it-all knife. It's always in my pack, no matter the adventure.


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Robert Tuttle and Wael MahdiMinisters from Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Iraq said OPEC needn't cut production next year to make room for additional supplies from Iran, Libya and U.S. shale oil.
"I am optimistic the market will stay balanced and stable next year," Saudi Oil Minister Ali Al-Naimi said today in a speech at a meeting of Arab oil exporters in Doha, Qatar. "Shale oil is not posing any threat to Saudi Arabia and OPEC," he told reporters.
Commerzbank AG said in a Dec. 10 report that the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries would need to cut output should Iranian and Libyan production return to the market. OPEC, content with current oil price levels, agreed at a Dec. 4 meeting to keep the group's crude output ceiling unchanged at least until June.
Iran is seeking to raise oil output to 4 million barrels a day, the country's oil minister, Bijan Namdar Zanganeh, said at the OPEC meeting, after a Nov. 24 agreement over its nuclear program opened the door to an easing of sanctions.
Iran and world powers last month struck an initial accord that broke a decade-long diplomatic stalemate, setting limits on the country's nuclear program in exchange for about $7 billion in relief from sanctions over six months.
U.S. shale oil is poised to increase the country's crude production to 9.6 million barrels a day in 2016, a level it last reached in 1970, the U.S. Energy Information Administration said Dec. 16.
"OPEC can meet demand for years to come, so don't make shale oil a scarecrow for OPEC and other producers," Kuwaiti Oil Minister Mustafa Al-Shemali told reporters today.
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Libya is prepared to use force to reopen oil export ports that have been closed by rebel groups for the past five months, Oil Minister Abdulbari Al-Arusi said today. The shutdown has reduced Libyan output to 250,000 barrels a day from 1.4 million barrels a day in March.
"Supplies are in balance with demand so in reality there are no fears" over a surplus in the market, Iraqi Oil Minister Abdul Kareem al-Luaibi said to reporters today.
West Texas Intermediate crude climbed to a two-month high yesterday after a report showed the U.S. economy expanded in the third quarter at a faster rate than previously estimated. WTI for February delivery rose 28 cents to $99.32 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange. It was the highest settlement for a contract closest to expiration since Oct. 18.


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2014 Big Tex Choice Award Finalists Named
The State Fair of Texas is excited to announce this year's finalists in the Big Tex Choice Awards, who will compete for the titles of Best Tasting and Most Creative:
Chicken Fried Loaded Baked Potato by Butch Benavides
The creamy and moist insides of a baked potato, loaded with generous amounts of butter, bacon, and cheddar cheese, are coated and battered with a delectable blend of spices and flour that create a perfect combination of fried crispy crust and delicious, creamy loaded baked potato. Served with a ranch dipping sauce.
Deep Fried "Breakfast for Dinner" by Edna Sutton & Tom Grace
A twist on a favorite American dinner–"Breakfast for Dinner." This is a 10″ flour tortilla stuffed with eight favorite breakfast items – scrambled eggs, breakfast sausage, bacon, potatoes, ham, onion, cheddar cheese and gooey cinnamon roll bits – that are deep fried until golden brown and served with a creamy country gravy, salsa and a pico-queso dip.
Deep Fried Texas Bluebonnet by Isaac Rousso
The Deep Fried Texas Bluebonnet is a blueberry muffin, scone-style batter that is stuffed with cream cheese, blueberries and sweet morsels of white chocolate. It is baked and deep fried to a perfect golden brown. This mountain of flavor is topped off with whipped cream, chopped white chocolate morsels, powdered sugar, blueberries, and a delicious blueberry glaze.
Fried Gulf Shrimp Boil by Clint Probst
Everything you would expect in a shrimp boil rolled into a ball, dusted with Fish Fry, and fried to a golden brown! Baby gulf shrimp, diced red potatoes, onion, lemon, and seasoning are formed around a cocktail shrimp, dusted and fried with the tail sticking out for a handle. Served with a remoulade sauce.
Fried Sriracha Balls by Mark Zable
A lip-smacking combination of shredded chicken, corn, green chilies, tomatoes, and Sriracha hot sauce, formed into balls and coated with crispy tortilla chips. It is then flash-fried until golden brown. For those who like their food higher on the Scoville Scale, extra Sriracha Sauce is available.
Fried Sweet Texas by Justin Martinez
Traveling across Texas to try the best and most popular desserts gave inspiration for this fried treat. Fried Sweet Texas starts with fresh pie dough filled with crunchy pecan pie, juicy peach cobbler, and creamy buttermilk pie. It is then deep fried until the crust is golden brown and flaky, and then served up with a side of Texas' own Blue Bell Vanilla Ice Cream. A real tribute to Texans and their amazing sweet treats!
Original State Fair Brew – Funnel Cake Ale by Justin Martinez
A light and delicious ale brewed to be reminiscent of one of the telltale flavors of the State Fair – FUNNEL CAKE! This refreshing English style summer ale has been brewed to be ready and crisp, with just the right amount of toastiness and sweetness, finishing with delicate notes of natural vanilla; all great flavors you find in a perfectly executed funnel cake. For those whose taste buds call for a sweeter finish, take advantage of the option to have the rim of your cup coated with powdered sugar. Must be 21 years of age.
Twisted Texas Tacos by Christi Erpillo
What do you get when you combine the four major food groups of Texas? Chicken Fried, Barbecue, Tex-Mex, and Chili – Twisted Texas Tacos! This taco starts off with tender, juicy hickory smoked Texas beef brisket, double-dipped in a barbecue spiced buttermilk batter and deep fried until it is robust and beefy. It is served in a warm flour tortilla, generously layered with a Mexican cheese blend, crispy fried okra, and a sweet and crunchy tri-color slaw, accented with zesty poblano and sweet pepper corn. Served with a creamy country gravy, spicy Texas Chili and a miniature salute from the Lone Star flag.
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Coupling without Stop, Tube Fitting Material Wrot Copper, Fitting Connection Type C x C, Tube Size 3/4 In., Outside Dia. 7/8 In., Max. Pressure 582 psi @ 100 Degrees F, Temp. Range -20 Degrees to 400 Degrees F, Standards ASME/ANSI B16.22
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