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A Gift From The Heart: The Historic Elkouri Contribution, Jonella Frank Jan 2011

A Gift From The Heart: The Historic Elkouri Contribution, Jonella Frank

Sooner Lawyer Archive

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Law Students, Professor Join Pros For Africa Mission, Evie Holzer Jan 2011

Law Students, Professor Join Pros For Africa Mission, Evie Holzer

Sooner Lawyer Archive

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Giving Highlights Jan 2011

Giving Highlights

Sooner Lawyer Archive

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Justice Vance W. Raye: Serving The People Of California, Phil Horning Jan 2011

Justice Vance W. Raye: Serving The People Of California, Phil Horning

Sooner Lawyer Archive

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Ou Law Updates Jan 2011

Ou Law Updates

Sooner Lawyer Archive

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Res Ipsa Loquitur Jan 2011

Res Ipsa Loquitur

Sooner Lawyer Archive

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Class Notes Jan 2011

Class Notes

Sooner Lawyer Archive

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Faculty News Jan 2011

Faculty News

Sooner Lawyer Archive

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A Populist Manifesto For Learning The Law, Eric E. Johnson Jan 2010

A Populist Manifesto For Learning The Law, Eric E. Johnson

Faculty Articles

In this article, I examine the questions above and conclude that there are intelligent, well-formed arguments for taking a more populist approach to teaching law. The pedagogical view I present in this article can be summed up as three interrelated propositions: • Law professors should cease to regard as sacrosanct the process of learning law through the reading of judicial opinions. • Law professors should let go of old taboos about student study-aids and other shortcuts to learning. • Law professors should strive, insofar as possible, to make learning doctrine easier and less time-consuming. In its briefest form, my argument …


Three Ways Of Looking At A Health Law And Literature Class, Jennifer Bard, Thomas Mayo, Stacey A. Tovino Jan 2009

Three Ways Of Looking At A Health Law And Literature Class, Jennifer Bard, Thomas Mayo, Stacey A. Tovino

Faculty Articles

The authors of this Article participated in a panel at the American Society of Law, Ethics & Medicine Conference in 2008 that examined the use of literary materials in law school to teach medical ethics (and related matters) in a law school setting. This Article and the panel on which it was based reflect views on how literature can play a valuable role in helping law students and medical students understand important legal and ethical issues and concepts in health law and bioethics. In Part I, Stacey Tovino introduces the parallel fields of “literature and medicine” and “law and literature” …


Researching Across The Curriculum: The Road Must Continue Beyond The First Year, Brooke J. Bowman Jan 2008

Researching Across The Curriculum: The Road Must Continue Beyond The First Year, Brooke J. Bowman

Oklahoma Law Review

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True Sooner Ted, David Swank Jan 2008

True Sooner Ted, David Swank

Other Faculty Publications

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Theodore Price Roberts A Tribute To Professor Theodore P. Roberts, David Swank Jan 2008

Theodore Price Roberts A Tribute To Professor Theodore P. Roberts, David Swank

Other Faculty Publications

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Taking Diversity Seriously: Affirmative Action And The Democratic Role Of Law Schools: A Response To Professor Brown, Carla Pratt Jan 2006

Taking Diversity Seriously: Affirmative Action And The Democratic Role Of Law Schools: A Response To Professor Brown, Carla Pratt

Faculty Articles

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Incorporating Literature Into A Health Law Curriculum, Stacey A. Tovino Jan 2005

Incorporating Literature Into A Health Law Curriculum, Stacey A. Tovino

Faculty Articles

Literature has had a long relationship with medicine through literary images of disease, literary images of physicians and other healers, works of literature by physician-writers, and the use of literature as a method of active or passive healing. Literature also has had a long relationship with the law through literary images of various legal processes, lawyers, and judges, works of literature by lawyer-writers, and the use of literature as therapy. How can the field of law and literature inform the study of health law? And how can the field of literature and medicine help the field of law and literature …


Reflections On Diversity, William Murray Tabb Jan 2005

Reflections On Diversity, William Murray Tabb

Faculty Articles

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There's Madness In The Method: A Commentary On Law, Statistics, And The Nature Of Legal Education, Steven B. Dow Jan 2004

There's Madness In The Method: A Commentary On Law, Statistics, And The Nature Of Legal Education, Steven B. Dow

Oklahoma Law Review

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Professionalism: Remarks At The Dedication Of The University Of Oklahoma's Law School Building And Library, 2002, Sandra Day O'Connor Jan 2002

Professionalism: Remarks At The Dedication Of The University Of Oklahoma's Law School Building And Library, 2002, Sandra Day O'Connor

Oklahoma Law Review

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So You Want To Build A Building: Some Helpful Hints For Those Deans Who May Develop An "Edifice Complex", Andrew Coats Jan 2002

So You Want To Build A Building: Some Helpful Hints For Those Deans Who May Develop An "Edifice Complex", Andrew Coats

Faculty Articles

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There Is A Method(Ology) To This Madness: A Review And Analysis Of Feedback In The Clinical Process, Victor M. Goode Jan 2000

There Is A Method(Ology) To This Madness: A Review And Analysis Of Feedback In The Clinical Process, Victor M. Goode

Oklahoma Law Review

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The Empire Strikes Back: Outsiders And The Struggle Over Legal Education, By Arthur Austin, Erik M. Jensen Jan 1999

The Empire Strikes Back: Outsiders And The Struggle Over Legal Education, By Arthur Austin, Erik M. Jensen

Oklahoma Law Review

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The Empire Strikes Back: Outsiders And The Struggle Over Legal Education, By Arthur Austin, Erik M. Jensen Jan 1999

The Empire Strikes Back: Outsiders And The Struggle Over Legal Education, By Arthur Austin, Erik M. Jensen

Oklahoma Law Review

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In Memoriam: George B. Fraser, David Swank Jan 1995

In Memoriam: George B. Fraser, David Swank

Other Faculty Publications

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Preface (Joe Rarick), David Swank Jan 1990

Preface (Joe Rarick), David Swank

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In Memoriam, Maurice Hitchcock Merrill 1897-1985, David Swank Jan 1985

In Memoriam, Maurice Hitchcock Merrill 1897-1985, David Swank

Other Faculty Publications

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