Across the landscape of urban life racial, social, and economic ghettos often receive less
adequate and less than adequate municipal services from America's cities and towns. In the …

This article questions the assumptions underlying discrete statutory treatment of closely held
corporations. In the view of the author, corporate status is a privilege conferred in the course …

The reexamination of not-for-profit enterprises is an opportunity to explore essentially uncharted
and surprisingly vital areas of human endeavor. To go beyond this examination in quest …

… analysis, and statutory formulations facilitating what the late Ben W. Heineman termed "continuous
private law reform."4 … In the opinion of Professor Daniel R. Fischel, Professor Cary and his …

Originally published in 1972, Minority Perspectives is the second in a series exploring
metropolitan problems within the government structure. The 1960’s were a period of civils rights …

As utilities move from an era of power supply development to one that is defined by contract,
there are no established principles on which contracts should be drawn or by which they …

It does not seem nearly a quarter of a century ago that I placed a letter of application in the
mail seeking to become the law clerk to James R. Browning, United States Circuit Judge.'But it …

What is the relationship between the electric utility we all take for granted, the belief in
competition many have embraced as a secular religion, and a constitutional confrontation? The …

I admit with lingering doubt the proposition that the era of selfaffirmation has improved at least
our perception of the human condition. In such a climate praise, including that generated …

Forty-six years ago I was born here in Iowa. My parents, Edward John and June Mary, both
alumni of this great University, found themselves faced with an asthmatic infant noted for …