The University of Baltimore will close at 4:30 p.m., Monday, February 28, 2005. Evening classes are cancelled.

Professor Meyerson has cancelled his 1:30 Con. Law class and his 6:15 Contracts class.

As of 11:00 AM Monday, February 28th, here are the class cancellations:

1) Professor Hayes has cancelled both his Labor Law and Collective Bargaining classes.

2) Professors Griffith and Karpinski have cancelled their respective INC and Maryland Civil Procedure Workshop classes.

MSNBC - Lawblogging

TVC Alert for 28 February 2005: Westlaw in the Hot Seat:
Senator Schumer last Friday made wild accusations about Westlaw, charging it with allowing "any employee--from high-level managers to interns"--access to sensitive information. "'We saw what happened with ChoicePoint,' he said, 'but what Westlaw does makes what ChoicePoint did look like child's play.'"

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Robert Ambrogi's LawSites: A lawyer. Who writes. And blogs.

Robert Ambrogi's LawSites: LexisNexis launches attorney matching service

Class Cancellation
Cassandra Havard's Contrcats II class , which meets 10:30 - 11:45, is cancelled today.

HollandSentinel.com -'CSI effect' vexes real sleuths 02/22/05

OFFICIAL WEATHER CLOSING INFORMATION

The University of Baltimore will be closing at 4:00p.m., today, February 24, 2005. Evening classes are cancelled. Administrative Leave shall begin at 4:00p.m., February 24, 2005.

Introducing InternetCases.com: A Summary of Recent Court Decisions Involving the Internet

Professor Meyerson has cancelled his 10:30 Contracts II class today, February 24th.

beSpacific: Search Engine Optimized for UK Content

For you CSI buffs out there: Blog 702: Justice Department Calls for Fingerprint Research

beSpacific: Google's Library Digitization Plan Causes Uproar in France.

beSpacific: Resources to Determine What Personal Info Is Maintained On You By Database Aggregator

Check out Netlawblog. Lots of interesting stuff here.

Ernie The Attorney: Using Google to track FedEx shipments

beSpacific: Searchable Database of the President's Appointees

IE 7.0 Leaves Windows 2000 Users Out in the Cold Good thing our school is "upgrading" to XP this summer. But we'll probably still use Firefox as the default browser.

Media Law: Web site aims to foster freedom of information

beSpacific: Search Public and Private Laws from 104th-109th Congress

AbsTracked is another law librarian blog I'll be watching.

Introducing The Life of Books, an interesting law librarian blog.

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A library defies Castro and the American Library Association on Freedom to Read

CLASS CANCELLATIONS

Professor Oppenheimer has cancelled class today (Entertainment Law Workshop). Also, Professor Neal has cancelled both her Property class as well as her Attorney Practice Internship class meeting.

Professor Bourne has cancelled today's 1:30 Civil Procedure class (February 14, 2004) and tomorrow's Conflict of Laws class (February 15, 2004).

Ernie The Attorney: New Noteworthy Law Blogs

Media Law: Rehnquist as 'Deep Throat'? Hmmmm.....

Robert Ambrogi's LawSites: ABA report condemns indigent defense system

Ernie The Attorney: Belly up to the Bar - a place to talk about the law

Slashdot | Judge Slams SCO's Lack of Evidence

Yahoo! News - Va. Bill Sets Fine for Low-Riding Pants You'd think the Virginia legislature would have more pressing things to worry about.

beSpacific: National Consumer Protection Week

Robert Ambrogi's LawSites: Copyright and the 'Net -- and a copyright portal

When Lawyers Make Mistakes

beSpacific: Woodward and Bernstein Watergate Papers Now Available to Public

Coming soon - Printing from the wireless network. Stay tuned for details.

Yahoo launches 'contextual' search

LawLibTech: Invasion of the Podcasters

beSpacific: USPTO Trademark Filings Now Available Via Web Portal

Ernie The Attorney: Should you become a lawyer?

Bulk Email Changes - Increase in Email
Starting Friday, February 4th at 6 PM, email that is considered to be BULK will come through to UB email accounts and will have the subject prefaced with the tag, [BULK?]. Individuals will have the ability to manage email tagged as [BULK?] by using Microsoft Outlook filters.

For individuals who are interested in learning more about Bulk email and how to manage it within Outlook, OTS is offering brown bag training sessions next week, Wednesday, February 2 and Thursday, February 3 in AC 404, 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM. Additionally, online instructions and information are available at: http://www.ubalt.edu/ots/docs/outlook/filters/bulk/filtering_bulk.html.

UNT Libraries: CyberCemetery Home: Where defunct federal agencies and commissions still have a home on the web.