West Elevator – Out of Order
The West Elevator of the Law Library (the only one that goes to the 3rd floor) is currently out of order. It […]
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Night of January 16th
Ayn Rand is famous for novels The Fountainhead and Atlas Shrugged, but have you heard of her play, Night of January 16th? […]
Thanksgiving: One Day’s Journey to Becoming a Federal Holiday
(This post originally appeared on our blog November 23, 2011) We know that the tradition of Thanksgiving has been celebrated since colonial […]
Construction in the Building Next Week
Next week during Fall Break, part of the first floor of the Law Library will be under construction. As a result, access to the […]
Bloomberg Law Training Next Week
We’ve mentioned it before – interested in learning more about Bloomberg Law? Will Thompson, ASU’s Bloomberg BNA rep, will hold three training […]
Citation Sanity Savers
As promised in yesterday’s blog , “Beating the Bluebook Blues,” today we’ll be sharing some tips on how to keep track of […]
Beating the Bluebook Blues
We think the Georgetown Law Library says it best: “Few books cause law students as much dread, pain, anger and frustration as the […]
Thanks to the Man in Black,we’re shedding some light on finding articles
This day in history, it was lights out for the Man in Black; music legend Johnny Cash died September 12, 2003. Mr. […]
Well, this gives new meaning to “drafting a brief”
Like they say, a picture is worth a thousand words. So when one attorney was asked to keep his amicus brief…brief, he […]
Bloomberg Law
You’ve heard of Westlaw and Lexis, of course. But have you tried Bloomberg Law yet? The Bloomberg name (as in, NYC Mayor Michael […]