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	2012, Vol. 46 Enhanced learning environment; New Deal lessons for the Affordable Care Act: The General Welfare Clause; From Packers to Patagonia: Nonprofit and not-just-for-profit corporations; Apps to make your work easier; Georgia Law welcomes notable guests; Sibley Lecturer explores the role of the World Court; General counsel for Coca-Cola delivers 30th Edith House Lecture; Georgia Law bids farewell to two longtime professors; Class of 2012 Commencement; Kurtz and Wooten receive Scroll Awards.
	2011, Vol. 45 Hellerstein's leadership in tax law recognized; Arbitration and the Constitution; The epidemic of residential mortgage fraud; Ethics in an e-environment; Fifth U.S. Supreme Court clerk in seven years; Two outstanding senior hires fill the Sibley and Woodruff positions; Law School Renovation; Re-enactment of the Hunter/Holmes trial and legal panel; Chief Justice Hunstein delivers House Lecture; Class of 2011 Commencement; Butler and Bowen honored for excellence.
	2010, Vol. 44 Patents and vegetable crop diversity; The Copenhagen Climate Change Accord; Researching Georgia legislative history; 150 facts representing 150 years; Conference explores ethical challenges associated with controversial or high-profile cases; Cleland speaks at public interest weekend; 11th service learning opportunity created at Georgia Law; Human rights perspective adds value to climate change discussion; Law library chief retires; Class of 2010 Commencement; Brumby receives Distinguished Service Scroll Award.
	2009, Vol. 43 "No Comment or Anything Goes" - A retrospective view on the regulation of public commentary by lawyers; Speaking out about school speech; Renowned teacher and former dean retires; Using investigative tools on the Internet; Fourth graduate in five years to serve as U.S. Supreme Court clerk; Gingrich serves as Sanders Scholar; Puckett to be honored with AALL’s highest award; Georgia's chief justice to teach at Georgia Law;Class of 2009 Commencement; Bondurant and Klein receive Distinguished Service Scroll Awards.
	Spring/Summer 2008, Vol. 42, No. 2 Words of advice for the next president;  Remembrance of Lives Past: The challenge of addressing epigenetic risk in society; Current awareness alerts make the Internet revolve around you; Legal and political philosophy scholar speaks on the concept and the Rule of Law; Former U.S. Secretary of Education questions use of Guantanamo Bay; Symposium explores the complexities of the U.S. patent system;  Students recognize top professors
	Fall 2007/Winter 2008, Vol. 42, No. 1 Fifteen curious facts about The Federalist Papers; Law and governance in the 21st-century regulatory state; Prominent political consultant and former U.S. senator serve as Sanders Scholars; Class of 2010: a landmark class both historically and academically; Brussels Seminar receives ABA accreditation; UGA study impacts Fulton County Office of the Child Advocate Attorney; Advocacy teams off to a great start; Bernstein and Knox receive distinguished service awards
	Spring/Summer  2007, Vol. 41, No. 2 Ellington receives the university's highest teaching honor - A Meigs Professorship; Rule 68 Offers of Judgment: The practices and opinions of experienced civil rights and employment discrimination attorneys;  Water Wars - Will Georgia, Alabama and Florida ever agree?; Third alumnus selected to serve as clerk to U.S. Supreme Court in three years; Breyer holds Q&A for students;  Former U.S. Attorney General Griffin Bell speaks on DOJ;  Lee Hamilton: "A balanced view of American power";  Georgia Law says farewell to two alumni and professors; Class of 2007 Commencement
	Fall 2006/Winter 2007, Vol. 41, No. 1 Case selection in three supreme courts: A comparative perspective; Reaching new horizons: Georgia Law expands international opportunities; Quality online legal researching - on the cheap!; Cousins Public Interest Fellowship supports "new approaches" to indigent legal aid; Conrad becomes sixth Georgia Law alumnus chosen for U.S. Supreme Court clerkship;  U.S. Supreme Court Justice Thomas makes third visit to Georgia Law since 2003; Law School Association presents service awards to Bowers and Painter; Homecoming Weekend 2006;  Remembering Robert Peckham, a leader in indigent defense; Remembering Louis Sohn, professor and eminent international law scholar