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Articles in Spring 2001 issue of St. John's Law Review

• common good in catholic social thought, The
  by Carey, Joan B
• Rape: The paradigmatic hate crime
  by Carney, Kathryn M
• Keynote address
  by Bevilacqua, Anthony
• conception of the human person, The
  by Harper, Eugene
• Critical legal issues involving vouchers
  by Green, Steven
• Riding the second wave of the called religious lawyering movement
  by Lesnick, Howard
• practical impact of the common good in catholic social thought, The
  by Coughlin, John J
• Legal dimensions of educational vouchers
  by Salomone, Rosemary C
• Faith and the lawyer's practice
  by Pearce, Russel G
• Common schools and the common good: Reflections on the school choice debate
  by Garnett, Richard W
• Four basic notions of the common good
  by Sulmasy, Daniel P
• Audience participation
• pursuit of justice, The
  by Brezler, Georgia A
• Audience participation
• School choice: The threshold question
  by Viteritt, Joseph P
• Promoting generic drug availability: Reforming the Hatch-Waxman Act to prevent unnecessary delays to consumers
  by Giles, Laura
• Questioning the power of consumerism to reform public education
  by O'Brien, Molly Townes
• Symposium law, religion and the public good: Opening remarks
  by Bellacosa, Joseph W
• Lawyer's calling revisited: Second look or second thoughts?, The
  by Allegretti, Joseph G
• Audience participation