Volume 82 Issue 6 1998 Article Playing Noah John Copeland Nagle View Full Article In This Issue Tied Up by a Gordian Knot: United States v. Gecas's Rejection of the Privilege against Self-Incrimination in Cases of Foreign Prosecution Public School Access: The Constitutional Right of Home-Schoolers to Opt In to Public Education on a Part-Time Basis The In Pursuit of Excellence--A History of the University of Minnesota Law School, Part VII--The Stein Years--A Time of Advancement and Prosperity Stein Years--A Time of Advancement and Prosperity Dead Man Talking: A New Approach to the Post-Modern Attorney-Client Privilege Does the ADA Make Exceptions in a Unionized Workplace--The Conflict between the Reassignment Provision of the ADA and Collectively Bargained Seniority Systems Qui Tam Suits: Defining the Rights and Roles of the Government and the Relator under the False Claims Act Why Student-Run Law Reviews One Child, One Vote: Proxies for Parents Playing Noah A Learning Experience: Discovering the Balance between Fees-Funded Public Fora and Compelled-Speech Rights at American Universities Balancing, Press Immunity, and the Compatibility of Tort Law with the First Amendment Piercing the Shield: Reporter Privilege in Minnesota Following State v. Turner Did the Federal Check-the-Box Regulations Open up at State Tax Pandora's Box--A Reflection on State Conformity to the New Federal Classification Scheme of Single-Member LLCs ERISA Doctor in the House--The Duty to Disclose Physician Incentives to Limit Health Care