University of Pennsylvania Law Review articles from November 1994

University of Pennsylvania Law Review archives from November 1994

Becoming gentlemen: women's experiences at one Ivy League law school. (University of Pennsylvania Law School)
November 1, 1994

Playing by pornography's rules: the regulation of sexual expression.
November 1, 1994

Judges, behavioral scientists, and the demands of humanity. (includes letter to Professor Susan P. Sturm) (David L. Bazelon Conference in Science, Technology, and Law)
November 1, 1994

Sameness and subordination: the dangers of a universal solution. (response to article by Robert A. Burt in this issue, p. 179) (David L. Bazelon Conference in Science, Technology, and Law)
November 1, 1994

Learning from experience: the impact of research about family support programs on public policy. (David L. Bazelon Conference in Science, Technology, and Law)
November 1, 1994

Home visiting and family values: the powers of conversation, touching, and soap. (response to article by Martha Minow in this issue, p. 221) (David L. Bazelon Conference in Science, Technology, and Law)
November 1, 1994

Keeping women out of the executive suite: the courts' failure to apply Title VII scrutiny to upper-level jobs.
November 1, 1994

Rewriting the law of resale price maintenance: the Kodak decision and transaction cost economics.
November 1, 1994