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Articles in November, 2003 issue of AScribe Law News Service

• November News Tips From Washington University in St. Louis: Business Law, & Economics.
• Rigoberta Menchu to Speak at California State University, Fresno; Rare, Historic Nobel Laureate Visit Includes University Lecture Series Talk Nov. 18; Oaxacan Event Nov. 21.
• Saving Mohammad Al Rehaief -- by Carl J. Bon Tempo, University of Virginia.
• Glendale, Ariz., High School Teacher Tim Rockey to Receive 2003 NCSS Defense of Academic Freedom Award in Chicago.
• 'Disparity and Despair: A Challenge to All Faiths' Focus of Union Theological Seminary's Third Annual Ramadan IFTAR.
• Professor Finds Public Opinions of Single-Sex Marriage Not As Polarized As Many People Think.
• Jim Henderson, Sutherland's Firmwide Managing Partner, Named Chair of Equal Justice Works.
• Environmental, Homeland Security Laws Needed for Drinking Water Protection.
• AScribe Advisory: Sources Able to Assist on Same-Sex Marriage Decision by Massachusetts Court.
• Internationally Recognized Human Rights Advocate Mary Robinson Urges Audience to Hold Governments Accountable.
• Golden Gate University Names New Dean of Law School.
• As Malvo Trial Begins, Juvenile Justice Researchers Available to Discuss Juvenile Death Penalty, Culpability, Competency.
• Carnegie Mellon Energy, Electricity Experts Available for Comment on Energy Bill, Blackout Report.
• Supreme Court Won't Review Suzuki v. Consumers Union; Consumers Union Will Continue to Battle Case in District Court; Consumers Union President Jim Guest, Attorney Tom Goldstein Available for Interviews Today.
• Experts Say Fairy Tales Not So Happy Ever After.
• Family Law Expert Available to Comment on Same-Sex Marriage Ruling.(Brief Article)
• Harvard Business School Spotlights Entrepreneurship; New Video Archive Features Insights From 27 Alumni.
• Reclaiming Democracy: National Education Nonprofit Celebrates 20th Anniversary of Local Education Funds at Forefront of Community-Based Education Reform.
• Boston College Law School Professor Sanford Katz Is Available for Comment on Massachusetts Same-Sex Marriage Case.
• Carnegie Mellon University's Integrated Product Development Course Receives Innovative Curriculum Award.
• Swarthmore Students Restore Diebold Memos to Web; Voting Machine Maker Had Tried to Prevent Public Access to the Memos.
• Congressional Hearing Slated on Chicago Public Housing Redevelopment.
• Corporate Rights vs. Citizen Rights: Showdown Between Civil Society, Big Business Set for Miami; Sources Available.
• Soft Drinks, Soft Kids? Essay Contest on Soda in Schools.
• Americans Approve $1.2 Billion in New Open Space Funding; LandVote 2003 Documents Support for Land Protection; Election Results at www.landvote.org.
• Supreme Court to Review Americans with Disabilities Act Ruling Could Shield States from Anti-Discrimination Suits.
• Authority on Political Philosophy Available to Comment on Same-Sex Marriage Issue.(Brief Article)
• Medicare Legislation Will Be Deep Disappointment for America's Seniors.
• Naval Academy Asked to Recognize Gay Alumni Association; New Group Includes Gay and Lesbian Officers and Midshipmen.
• University of Minnesota Experts Available to Discuss Ruling on Gay Marriage.(Brief Article)
• Center for Entrepreneurship Launches 'Ideas to Business' Resource Center for Entrepreneurs.
• Consumers Union Files Motion to Strike Sharper Image Lawsuit Under California Anti-SLAPP Statute; Organization Contends Lawsuit Is Abuse of Courts, Intended to Chill Free Speech Rights.
• Winners of International Technology Commercialization Competition Announced; Student Team From Imperial College London Secures Top Spot at Idea to Product 2003 International.
• Sociologist Says Gay Marriage Does Threaten Established Order, and That's Good.
• Chemical Industry's Secret Plan to Attack California's Anti-Toxics Trend: Memo Calls for Phony Front Groups, Spying on Activists.