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Law Review Volume 33 No. 3 2000 ARTICLES Cusiody and Couvade: The Importance of Paternal Bonding in the Law ofFamily Relations Geoffrey P. Miller Separating Support from Betrayal: Examining the Intersections ofRacialized Legal Pedagogy, Academic Support, and Subordination Chris K. lijima The Development ofAIDS Federal Civil Rights Law: Anti-Discrimination Law Protection ofPersons Infected with Human Immunodeficiency Virus Donald H. J. Hermann The Privacy Paradox: The Divergent Paths of the United States Supreme Court and State Courts on Issues of Sexuality Melanie D. Price ESSAY Different Styles and Similar Values: The Reformer Roles ofCharles Evans Hughes and Louis Dembitz Brandeis in Gas, Electric, and Insurance Regulation Paul Brickner LECTURES The Importance of Being Comparative Daniel H. Cole EP - 6 2000 Con identiality ofPrescription Drug Information in the HOCL* Era ofComputers and Managed Care -ifyDPis. 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