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A Long, Deep, And Unbreakable Friendship, Henry Ramer
A Long, Deep, And Unbreakable Friendship, Henry Ramer
Touro Law Review
No abstract provided.
Touching Our Lives With Love And Grace: A Remembrance Of Dan Subotnik, Dr. Edward Crowe
Touching Our Lives With Love And Grace: A Remembrance Of Dan Subotnik, Dr. Edward Crowe
Touro Law Review
No abstract provided.
A Letter To My Father-In-Law, Dan Subotnik, Dina Leytes
A Letter To My Father-In-Law, Dan Subotnik, Dina Leytes
Touro Law Review
No abstract provided.
In Memoriam: Professor Daniel Subotnik—A Personal Tribute, Eric M. Pelz
In Memoriam: Professor Daniel Subotnik—A Personal Tribute, Eric M. Pelz
Touro Law Review
No abstract provided.
Memories Of My Father, Daniel Ezra Subotnik, Joseph E. Subotnik
Memories Of My Father, Daniel Ezra Subotnik, Joseph E. Subotnik
Touro Law Review
No abstract provided.
Reflections On An Exemplary Life: Professor Dan Subotnik, Eva E. Subotnik
Reflections On An Exemplary Life: Professor Dan Subotnik, Eva E. Subotnik
Touro Law Review
No abstract provided.
The Once And Future Scholar: A Love Letter To Dan Subotnik, Rose Rosengard Subotnik
The Once And Future Scholar: A Love Letter To Dan Subotnik, Rose Rosengard Subotnik
Touro Law Review
No abstract provided.
If I Only Had The Words (To Tell You): Billy Joel Lyrics In Legal And Medical Scholarship, Seuli Bose Brill, Christian H. Brill
If I Only Had The Words (To Tell You): Billy Joel Lyrics In Legal And Medical Scholarship, Seuli Bose Brill, Christian H. Brill
Touro Law Review
Law and medicine are often considered to be among the least accessible professions, partly because of the heavy use of non colloquial jargon. This article examines more than 150 instances in which Billy Joel’s lyrics have been used to improve the accessibility of legal and medical scholarship. Legal and medical professionals have used the words of the “Piano Man” to discuss a variety of topics—everything from civil procedure to property rights and the COVID-19 pandemic to colorectal surgery. Nontraditional communications techniques of this type do not just contribute to the body of legal and medical scholarship; they also help professionals …
Revisiting “Of Arms And The Militia: Gun Regulation By Legislatively Defining ‘Ordinary Military Equipment’”, Edward J. Curtis ,Jr.
Revisiting “Of Arms And The Militia: Gun Regulation By Legislatively Defining ‘Ordinary Military Equipment’”, Edward J. Curtis ,Jr.
Touro Law Review
In 2021, I published an article arguing that semi-automatic rifles and semi-automatic handguns, among other weapons, could be most effectively regulated by defining the “ordinary military equipment” that the states’ militia members were expected to produce in the event they were called to service. I based my argument on the rationale employed by the United States Supreme Court in its 1939 decision in United States v. Miller, which upheld the National Firearms Act of 1934.
Durbin’S Ripple: How Fee Caps Reshaped Banking And Boosted Fintechs: Exploring The Unintended Consumer Impacts And Regulatory Gaps In The Wake Of The Durbin Amendment, Rebecca M. Reeve
Touro Law Review
This Article explores the implications of the Durbin Amendment on consumer protection, financial innovation, and market competition. Initially intended to cap interchange fees and foster cost savings for merchants and consumers, the Amendment’s effects have diverged from its legislative intent. Financial institutions offset lost revenue by increasing other consumer fees, unintentionally spurring a financial technology (fintech) boom as consumers sought low-cost alternatives. This Article examines the administrative rulemaking challenges the Federal Reserve faced in implementing the Amendment, the rise of fintech solutions as a response to shifting bank priorities, and the potential regulatory gaps affecting consumer protection in a rapidly …
One Step Forward, Two Steps Back: How The New York Appellate Division Slowed The Progress Of Judge Cardozo’S Effort In Macpherson V. Buick Motor Co. To End Privity’S Stranglehold Over Negligence Claims In Product Injury Cases, Jeffrey A. Van Detta
Touro Law Review
This article aims to tell the story of how the various Departments of the New York State Appellate Division sometimes helped—and just as often hindered—the development of the product injury law in the wake of MacPherson v. Buick Motor Co. (1916). Hailed for loosening the privity requirement that barred persons injured by products from suing manufacturers and suppliers for negligence, MacPherson has become the stuff of legal legend. No one put it more picturesquely than Dean William L. Prosser, who in a justly famous law review article described privity as a “citadel” and presented MacPherson’s author, Judge Benjamin Nathan Cardozo, …
High Stakes And Random Rewards: A Critical Look At Loot Boxes And Illegal Gambling, Brian T. Wersan
High Stakes And Random Rewards: A Critical Look At Loot Boxes And Illegal Gambling, Brian T. Wersan
Touro Law Review
Since their inception in the mid-2000s, loot boxes have been legal and virtually unregulated in the United States. Ever-growing mountains of evidence demonstrate the harms of loot boxes, but their structure has not yet been found to be in violation of any current U.S. gambling law, leading to a complete lack of recovery for victims. Certainly, if people experience harm, a legal avenue providing justice must exist. While other avenues are referenced, this Note ultimately argues that loot boxes can be interpreted by courts to satisfy the elements of, and thus, violate multiple state gambling laws, revealing a path to …
53rd Annual Food Science And Technology Conference, Leonard Koolman, Elena-Alexandra Alexa, Jesus Maria Frias
53rd Annual Food Science And Technology Conference, Leonard Koolman, Elena-Alexandra Alexa, Jesus Maria Frias
Books/Book Chapters/ Proceedings
53rd IFSTI Annual Food Science and Technology Conference on 22nd and 23rd of January 2026. Theme is 'Global Food Resilience, its challenges and strategic approaches'.
Hall Councils 2025-2026, Housing & Dining
Hall Councils 2025-2026, Housing & Dining
Executive Board Members
No abstract provided.
Scholarship Recipients, Housing & Dining
Scholarship Recipients, Housing & Dining
Sean R. McKinney Scholarship
No abstract provided.
Scholarship Recipients, Housing & Dining
Scholarship Recipients, Housing & Dining
Career in Housing & Student Affairs Scholarship
No abstract provided.
Scholarship Recipients, Housing & Dining
Scholarship Recipients, Housing & Dining
Richard G. Enochs Scholarship
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Scholarship Recipients, Housing & Dining
Scholarship Recipients, Housing & Dining
Louis V. Hencken Scholarship
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Nicotine Self-Administration And The Impacts On Medial Habenula And Interpeduncular Nucleus Neurophysiology, Nathan Alexander Olszewski
Nicotine Self-Administration And The Impacts On Medial Habenula And Interpeduncular Nucleus Neurophysiology, Nathan Alexander Olszewski
Theses, Dissertations and Capstones
Nicotine use is a tremendous public health issue in the United States, with over 23 million people being dependent on the substance. Low cessation rates associated with nicotine use are largely attributed to the withdrawal and craving symptoms that occur after abstinence of use from nicotine. The medial habenula (MHb) and interpeduncular nucleus (IPN) are two brain regions heavily associated and linked with nicotine withdrawal. Here, I sought to understand how these brain regions are altered in their physiology during nicotine intake. Utilizing E-Vape self-administration, mice were first taught to selfadminister nicotine of various, clinically relevant, dosages which correlate to …
East Hall Staff, Housing & Dining
Offices That Originated In Housing & Dining That Are Now Stand Alone Departments, Housing & Dining
Offices That Originated In Housing & Dining That Are Now Stand Alone Departments, Housing & Dining
Campus Departments that Originated in Housing & Dining
No abstract provided.
Taylor Hall Staff, Housing & Dining
Mckinney Hall Staff, Housing & Dining
A Conserved Ethylene-Triggered Cell Death Mechanism May Underlie Hollow Stem Formation Across Plant Species, Mengxiao Yan, Weijuan Fan, Yinghui Meng, Jiamin Zhao, Wei Yang, Ziyin Xu, Yusen Gao, Haiyan Zhuang, Wuyu Zhou, Yuqin Wang, Qingjun Huang, Ling Yuan, Hongxia Wang, Jun Yang
A Conserved Ethylene-Triggered Cell Death Mechanism May Underlie Hollow Stem Formation Across Plant Species, Mengxiao Yan, Weijuan Fan, Yinghui Meng, Jiamin Zhao, Wei Yang, Ziyin Xu, Yusen Gao, Haiyan Zhuang, Wuyu Zhou, Yuqin Wang, Qingjun Huang, Ling Yuan, Hongxia Wang, Jun Yang
Plant and Soil Sciences Faculty Publications
Hollow stems have independently evolved multiple times across the plant kingdom and play crucial roles in plant development and various environmental adaptations. However, the mechanisms underlying stem hollowness remain poorly understood. Water spinach (Ipomoea aquatica) is one of the few hollow-stemmed plants in the Convolvulaceae family (eudicot: asterid), and its hollow stems are essential for thriving in aquatic environments. Using histochemical staining and transcriptome analysis, we found that programmed cell death (PCD) is involved in cavity formation at water spinach shoot tips. Single-cell and spatial transcriptome analyses further revealed that ethylene and reactive oxygen species (ROS) likely drive …
Nrhh Officers 2025-2026, Housing & Dining
Nrhh Officers 2025-2026, Housing & Dining
NRHH Executive Officers
No abstract provided.
Rha Officers 2025-2026, Housing & Dining
Rha Officers 2025-2026, Housing & Dining
RHA Executive Officers Lists
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Scholarship Recipients, Housing & Dining
Scholarship Recipients, Housing & Dining
Brad Wright Scholarship
No abstract provided.
Scrappy Or Strategic? Law Firm Decision-Making In Light Of Executive Orders, Nancy B. Rapoport
Scrappy Or Strategic? Law Firm Decision-Making In Light Of Executive Orders, Nancy B. Rapoport
Emory Business Law Review
Some of President Donald J. Trump’s early 2025 Executive Orders targeted specific law firms. These Executive Orders have created a stir within our legal community. Why did some firms fight those Executive Orders and other firms agree to quick settlements with the Trump administration? In this article, I use some rudimentary concepts taken from game theory (as in, “I won’t use numbers or mathematical proofs,” so I expect actual game theorists to roll their eyes at my analysis) to analyze two games: the game of “who within the firm will decide whether to fight or settle” and the game of …
Pharmaceutical-Telehealth Confederacies, Michelle Onder, Michael S. Sinha
Pharmaceutical-Telehealth Confederacies, Michelle Onder, Michael S. Sinha
Emory Business Law Review
Access to prescription pharmaceuticals has historically been controlled by a physician’s pen. As a result, pharmaceutical companies spend billions of dollars on advertising and promotion to mitigate this barrier: first and primarily, to physicians and other prescribers, and more recently, to the general public through direct-to-consumer advertising. The success of these promotional efforts can be seen in the greater prescribing of costly brand-name medicines, even in settings where lower-priced, comparably efficacious generic alternatives exist. Brand-name prescriptions now make up only 10% of all prescriptions written yet account for 88% of drug spending. Despite these substantial returns on investment, companies continue …
Fallen Unicorns, Xuan-Thao Nguyen
Fallen Unicorns, Xuan-Thao Nguyen
Emory Business Law Review
Tech unicorns, from healthcare, teledentistry, space, ecommerce, trucking logistics, pre-owned cars, wearables, design, image search, to home-building sectors, receive effusive praises and secure enviable venture capital investments. Very soon after garnering notoriety, these unicorns die. This Article theorizes why unicorns suddenly collapse shortly after they have achieved the mythical status of being the rare tech startups with valuations of one billion dollars or more. With an in-depth case study of fallen unicorns, the Article identifies and examines the reasons for their tragic deaths, offering a critique of the fear of missing out (FOMO), overfunding, and irrational exuberance investors heaped on …