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Articles in Summer 1999 issue of St. John's Law Review

• Workfare from a management perspective
  by O'Neil, Terence
• Bragdon v. Abbott: A case of HIV as a perceived disability under the Americans with Disabilities Act
  by DeCell, Denise
• real sexual revolution: Posthumously conceived children, The
  by Sutton, Stacey
• Workfare implications for the public sector
  by Hoffman, Nancy E
• Recent development in New York law
  by Guadagnoli, David
• Organizing workfare workers
  by Dulchin, Benjamin
• Communications Decency Act Sec 230: Make sense? Or nonsense? - A private person's inability to recover if defamed in cyberspace, The
  by Langdon, Robert T
• Dorothy Day, welfare reform, and personal responsibility
  by Murray, Harry
• Catholic theology of work and worship
  by Perricone, John A
• Empowering patients to act like consumers: A proposal creating price and quality choice within health care
  by Ruskin, Andrew
• Introduction to the colloqium on the welfare workforce
  by Gregory, David L
• national labor perspective of the AFL-CIO, The
  by Fannell, Jeffrey B
• Aftermarket purchaser standing under sec 11 of the Securities Act of 1933
  by Murray, Brian
• Municipal labor perspectives on the public sector welfare workforce in New York City
  by O'Connell, Mary J
• evolution of same-sex sexual harassment law: A critical examination of the latest developments in workplace sexual harassment litigation, The
  by Achampong, Francis
• Equality Foundation of Greater Cincinnati, Inc. v. City of Cincinnati: The sixth circuit narrowly construes Romer v. Evans
  by Dinneen, Jill