Same Day Supreme Court Transcripts Available

Posted by admin on Sep 16, 2006

The Supreme Court recently announced that it will post sameday transcripts of its oral arguments free on its Web site. Previously they were not posted on the Supreme Court Website until two weeks after oral argument. The Court still will not permit live television coverage.


Transcripts can be located by clicking on the “Oral Arguments” link and then selecting “Argument Transcripts.”

Transcripts will be listed by case name and the date of oral argument. Transcripts are permanently archived beginning with the 2000 Term on the  Web site.


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Fight Breast Cancer on Lee National Denim Day

Posted by admin on Sep 16, 2006


Lee National Denim Day is the largest single-day fundraiser for breast cancer in the nation. Since 1996, more than $61 million has been contributed to this fight against breast cancer.  Due to Widener University Board of Trustees holding their meeting on the Harrisburg Campus October 6th (we should all look our best that day as they will be touring our entire campus), we will hold our Denim Day on Friday, September 29.

Simply donate $5 or more and wear your favorite jeans and Pink Ribbon Pin on Lee National Denim Day.  The Women’s Cancer Programs of EIF will use the net proceeds to fund groundbreaking early detection research, as well as local community breast cancer education and service programs.

Widener University School of Law School is proud to support this important event.  Faculty, staff, and students wishing to participate in the fund-raising effort on the Harrisburg Campus may make their donation to Kendra Heinbaugh in the Vice Dean’s Office.  Cash or check made out to Widener University will be accepted until 4:00 p.m., Friday, September 29.  Whether or not you choose to wear denim on September 29th, please consider supporting this worthy cause. 

 


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Banned Books Week

Posted by admin on Sep 15, 2006

Google Joins ALA and Bookstores to Promote Access to Banned Books Inside Google Book Search Blog: “Starting today, you can visit  http://www.google.com/bannedbooks  to explore 42 banned or challenged books honored by the Radcliffe Publishing Course as among the Top 100 Novels of the 20th Century. You can see which of these novels have been targeted for banning, find out where you can buy or borrow them, and check out what authors and critics have to say by browsing related books.”


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