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Interpreting This Constitution: The Unhelpful Contributions Of Special Theories Of Judicial Review, William Van Alstyne

Florida Law Review

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Constitutional Fact: The Perception Of Reality By The Supreme Court, Jeffrey M. Shaman

Florida Law Review

No abstract provided.

Civil Rights: Law Partners As Employees For Title Vii Purposes?, Andrea Zelman

Florida Law Review

No abstract provided.

Insurance: Does Florida's No-Fault Law Comply With The Constitutional Right Of Access To The Courts?, Terri Goodman

Florida Law Review

No abstract provided.

Constitutional Law: Establishment Clause Standing Clarified, William Turbeville

Florida Law Review

No abstract provided.

Torts – Parental Immunity: A Time For Change, Charles A. Postler

Florida Law Review

No abstract provided.

Criminal Law: Privilege Of Non-Retreat In The Home Not Applicable If Victim And Accused Co-Occupy Dwelling, Lisa K. Simonton

Florida Law Review

No abstract provided.

Counties: Supreme Court's Substantial Impact On Ad Valorem Taxation, Jeffery M. Fuller

Florida Law Review

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Judicial Review Of Substituted Agency Fact-Finding: Florida Courts' Innovative Solution To The Competent Substancial Evidence "Conundrum", Steven M. Larimore

Florida Law Review

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The Supporting Spouse's Rights In The Others Professional Degree Upon Divorce, Judy Taylor Rush

Florida Law Review

No abstract provided.

District Courts Of Appeal: Courts Of Final Jurisdiction With Two New Responsibilities – An Expanded Power To Certify Questions And Authority To Sit En Banc, Ben F. Overton

Florida Law Review

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Force-Feeding Hunger-Striking Prisoners: A Framework For Analysis, Richard Ansbacher

Florida Law Review

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Toward Definition Of The Bona Fide Seniority System, Bruce E. Kasold

Florida Law Review

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State Regulatory Responses To Federal Motor Carrier Reregulation, James Freeman, Richard Beilock

Florida Law Review

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The Law Of Sentencing As Public Ceremony, Joseph W. Little

Florida Law Review

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From The Editors

Collaborative Healthcare: Interprofessional Practice, Education and Evaluation (JCIPE)

We’re so excited to share this Spring/ Summer edition of our newsletter! As the academic year comes to a close, we look back on another year filled with ups and downs, incredible accomplishments and ongoing challenges. Life during the COVID-19 pandemic has changed. Relative widespread vaccination and declining mortality and hospitalization rates have allowed a slow return to prior routines and activities for many. Yet infection rates are still on the rise as we continue to mourn the lives lost to COVID in the U.S. and globally, and grapple with its prolonged impact. For many of us, COVID has highlighted …

White Star Line Of Steamships: A Resume Of Twenty Years' Progress: From The Oceanic, August 1870, To The Majestic, April 1890., Unknown

Norman H. Morse Ocean Liner Collection Gallery

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Collaborative Healthcare: Interprofessional Practice, Education And Evaluation (Jcipe), Volume 12, Number 3, Spring/Summer 2022

Collaborative Healthcare: Interprofessional Practice, Education and Evaluation (JCIPE)

In this Issue:

• Letter from the Editors
• JCIPE Update
• Micro-Credentials In IPE: The IPE Path of Distinction and Badger Programs in University of Wisconsin-Madison
• Meet an IEP Faculty Champion
• Meet an IPE Student Champion
• Raising the Bar: Evolution of a Statewide Interprofessional Education Program Following a 5-Year Outcomes Evaluation
• Curricular Revision and Assessment of Undergraduate Interprofessional Education
• Reflections on JCIPE's Interprofessional Palliative Care Program
• 2022 James B. Erdmann Award Recipients

Q.T.E.V. Queen Of Bermuda, Dinner Menu, Unknown

Norman H. Morse Ocean Liner Collection Gallery

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Full-Metal Reflectarray For Space Applications, Gautier Mazingue, Louis Mangenot, Ksenia Sharshavina, Maxime Romier, Nicolas Capet

Small Satellite Conference

This paper proposes a new full-metal unit cell for reflectarray antenna for space applications. It can be scaled to operate from X-band to Ka-band with the same manufacturing process. In this paper, An X-band 3-panel reflectarray for small satellite has been designed in this paper. The reflectarray has been simulated on the [8-8.4] GHz band and shows a good stability on the band. The maximum gain is 28 dB and the half-power beamwidth is 8°.

A Complete Receiver For A Multi-H Continuous Phase Frequently Shift Keyed Signal In The Presence Of Doppler, Brendan Hill, Nazia Mozaffar, Salwan Damman

Small Satellite Conference

In the absence of signal imperfections other than the presence of additive white Gaussian (AWGN) noise, Continuous Phase Frequency Shift Keyed (CPFSK) signals with a changing modulation index (referred to in the literature as "multi-h") will have only a few possible starting and end phases at each symbol interval. This allows them to be represented in a trellis diagram where they inherently possess coding gain that can be realized with a Viterbi decoder. However, with a low earth orbit altitude small satellite exhibiting a large time-varying Doppler, the Viterbi decoder fails to maintain this coding gain advantage if the receiver …

Documentary Review: Coded Bias, Sydney Elaine Brammer

Feminist Pedagogy

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Feder, S. (Director). (2020). Disclosure: Trans Lives On Screen [Film]. Netflix., Galen D. Bunting

Feminist Pedagogy

Sam Feder’s documentary Disclosure: Trans Lives on Screen (2020) braids together an overview of trans cinema through the voices of transgender actors, alongside clips from classic and current cinema, and commentary from trans academics. Featuring commentary from an impressive array of voices, including actress Laverne Cox and historian Susan Stryker, the film offers a variety of perspectives on film and representation. Beginning with an impressive timeline of trans representation from the earliest representations of gender crossing in silent movies and ending upon the debut of Pose, in which trans people represent themselves, this Netflix Original offers a comprehensive visual history …

Rand, Sarah. The Small Book Of Hip Checks: On Queer Gender, Race, And Writing., Tl Jordan

Feminist Pedagogy

The small book of hip checks: On queer gender, race, and writing by Erica Rand is an accessible look into the revising process of writing through hip checks and personal stories. This review examines the concept of "hip checks" in writing, personal stories as a reflexive writing tool, and the role of the “hip check” in the feminist classroom. Rand’s book is well suited for educators looking to help their students through the writing and revising process.

A Review Of Black Appetite. White Food.: Issues Of Race, Voice, And Justice Within And Beyond The Classroom, Dominik Drabent

Feminist Pedagogy

Black Appetite. White Food.: Issues of Race, Voice, and Justice Within and Beyond the Classroom by Jamila Lyiscott addresses the power dynamics educators face while teaching their students of color. The author provides insights and a theoretical framework that supports educators in reflecting upon their practices within an educational system entrenched in white privilege. Lyiscott explains ways in which many educators re-perpetuate oppressive power structures and thereby feed into the Black appetite, white food dynamic. This book serves as a wonderful tool for educators to reevaluate their own practices in order to assure themselves that they do serve their students …

A Review Of Women Don't Owe You Pretty, Maya Wenzel

Feminist Pedagogy

In Women Don’t Owe You Pretty, Florence Given introduces readers to feminist ideas and concepts by using “pretty privilege” and her experiences as a starting point. This review evaluates Given’s approach to introducing feminism to readers, and how the book fits into feminist classrooms. Women Don’t Owe You Pretty is recommended for undergraduate Gender & Women’s Studies classes, particularly Introduction to Gender classes and lessons on privilege, intersectionality, and identity. This review argues Given’s book is a valuable resource for emerging feminists, especially those in the Zoomer generation.

Stop Telling Women To Smile: Stories Of Street Harassment And How We’Re Taking Back Our Power, Mio Yoshizaki

Feminist Pedagogy

This book review addresses the author, Fazlalizadeh's approach to art as social justice, overarching definitions of gender-based street harassment, and intersectionality. This review also offers suggestions for how feminist educators may utilize Stop telling women to smile in classrooms.

Feminism, Interrupted? A Review Of Lola Olufemi's Feminist Primer, Alex W. Watkins

Feminist Pedagogy

This book review discusses Lola Olufemi's recent book, Feminism, Interrupted (2020), and how its project to promote an action-oriented, Marxist, intersectional feminism in contrast to a mainstream white feminism steeped in neoliberal thought might integrate within courses in women's and gender studies.

Crime-Fighting Heroes And Pretty Caped Crusaders: Classroom Content Analysis Of Children’S Halloween Costumes, Alexandra Hendley

Feminist Pedagogy

The content analysis activity described in this article allows students to investigate the gendered meanings in marketing materials for children’s Halloween costumes. What lessons about gender are relayed through materials such as these? Existing research has shown that costumes are often gendered in traditional, stereotypical ways. However, rather than being passive recipients of research findings, students participating in this activity get to “do” scholarly work and examine data firsthand. This process of discovery is the hallmark of inquiry-guided learning and is also central to feminist pedagogy. For this activity, students are provided with a set of children’s Halloween costumes to …

Teaching Global Citizenship In Tense Times: Promoting Inclusion And Equity Through The Liberal Arts, Molly Krueger Enz

Feminist Pedagogy

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