Turner v York University: Final Round of Legal Battles?
Talking to York University students these days, the 2008-2009 strike seems like a distant memory. Four years ago, however, the strike was all that they were talking about. It was...
Monthly Archive: August 2012
Amici Curiae: Augusta National’s First Women Members, Corporate Marketing and Children’s Rights, and the Logic Behind Legal Advertising
Augusta, Welcome to the 21st Century: Green Jackets, Coming to a Woman Near You Augusta National Golf course, home of the Masters, has finally welcomed women to it’s traditional boy’s...
Car Phones to Cell Phones – Have the Times Really Changed?
How cell phones have changed in the last thirty years – though back then, they were “cellular telephones.” I remember the scene in John Hughes’ film, Sixteen Candles where the...
Appeal Watch: The Pussy Riot Verdict, Pennsylvania’s Voter ID Laws and the SCC Will Hear About Interest Rates
Russia’s Ruling on Pussy Riot: A Verdict Against Freedom of (Artistic) Expression? On Friday, August 17, 2012, Torontonians gathered outside of the Russian consulate in protest against that nation’s treatment...
