News Briefs March 2, 2009
Published: Mar 2nd, 2009
Music Night 2009 hosted by Dean Jerry Got a hidden musical talent? Show it off at the upcoming Music Night 2009, to be held Sunday, March 29, at 7 p.m. [...]
April 15, 2013 | Volume XIX, Issue 28

Published: Mar 2nd, 2009
Music Night 2009 hosted by Dean Jerry Got a hidden musical talent? Show it off at the upcoming Music Night 2009, to be held Sunday, March 29, at 7 p.m. [...]
Published: Mar 2nd, 2009
As part of University of Florida Back to College Weekend, UF Law tax faculty tackled a topic dominating the news and the consciousness of the country — the mortgage meltdown [...]
Published: Mar 2nd, 2009
When potential employers interview recent law school graduates, grades are not the only thing they are interested in. They’re also looking for legal experience. Employers take a critical look at [...]
Published: Mar 2nd, 2009
Xinning Shirley Liu, a second-year law student born in China, is the recipient of the Constangy, Brooks & Smith Diversity Scholars Award. This $2,000 annual award is presented to a [...]
Published: Mar 2nd, 2009
Schools would be safer places if guns were allowed on campus, according to Dr. John Lott. Lott, a senior research scientist at the University of Maryland, argued Wednesday that those [...]
Published: Mar 2nd, 2009
While lush orange groves and sprawling agricultural fields have long been an iconic symbol of Florida, viewed affectionately by state residents and visitors alike, few people are aware of the [...]
Published: Mar 2nd, 2009
The 15th annual Public Interest Environmental Conference (PIEC) gave environmentalists, scientists, lawyers and law students the opportunity to seek solutions to Florida’s environmental woes. The law student-organized conference titled, “Beyond [...]
Published: Mar 2nd, 2009
Florida citizens and governmental entities that own land along Florida’s 12,000 miles of shoreline are constantly being challenged on their right to exclude others from their property. With so many [...]