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Articles in Summer 2000 issue of St. John's Law Review

• Struggling with text and context: A hermeneutic approach to interpreting and realizing law school missions
  by Ravitch, Frank S
• Recent development in New York law
  by Kirshnitz, Eliot J
• value of the religiously affiliated law School, The
  by McHugh, James T
• aftermath of MCC-Marble: Is this the death knell for the parol evidence rule?, The
  by Torzilli, Paolo
• Holistic jurisprudence: Law shaped by people of faith
  by Sprang, Kenneth A
• Law and theology: Reflections on what it means to be human from a Franciscan perspective
  by Coughlin, John J
• Realizing a mission: Teaching justice as "right relationship"
  by Araujo, Robert John
• A victory for the landlords-or is it? The constitutionality of the 1997 amendments to the RPAPL
  by Jeberg, William H
• Commitment, craft, and the golden calf: Lessons in the book of Exodus for legal education
  by Margulies, Peter
• Introduction to the Third National Conference of the Association of the Religiously Affiliated Law School
  by Gregory, David L
• Mission possible: A paradigm for analysis of contractual impossibility at Regent University
  by Pryor, C Scott
• Patently wrong: A critical analysis of Florida Prepaid Postsecondary Education Expense Board V. College Savings Bank
  by Melman, Daniel J
• Are religiously affiliated law schools obsolete in America? The view of an outsider looking in
  by Lee, Randy
• Opening remarks at the Third National Conference of the Association of the Religiously Affiliated Law Schools
  by Bellacosa, Joseph W
• Third National Conference of the Association of the Religiously Affiliated Law Schools: Panelists' and deans' roundtable discussion, The
  by Coughlin, John J; Eisenberg, Howard
• Proposals to counter continuing resistance to the implementation of Ex Corde Ecclesiae
  by Gregory, David L; Russo, Charles J