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Fighting For Superman
Warner Bros. recently announced that Zack Snyder (300, Watchmen) is going to direct a new film version of Superman. The casting rumors have begun, and the studio wants to start filming in June 2011, it’s reported. But it’s only been four years since Superman Returns was generally panned. What’s the big rush? The flurry of […]
Court-Watching Made Easy
November 15, 2010 by Pam Brannon
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We’re a little over 1 month into the Supreme Court’s 2010 term, and there have already been some interesting arguments touching on, among other things, the sale of video games to minors and the Westboro Baptist Church. You can follow the developments at the Court on the news, but there are also some great websites […]
Use FDsys.gov for federal gov docs
October 15, 2010 by megbutlerlawlib
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If you’ve been using www.gpoaccess.gov to access federal government documents, prepare yourselves for a long-awaited arrival: the Federal Digital System, found at www.fdsys.gov! The Government Printing Office has announced that, at the end of 2010, FDsys will be the GPO’s electronic system of record for government publications. From now through the end of 2010, the […]
November 29, 2010 by Deborah Schander
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