Volume 40	Issue Three

Symposium

From Grand Slams to Grand Juries:
Performance-Enhancing Drug Use In Sports

Introductory Remarks: How it All Began: The move to Drug Testing	Gordon A. Martin Jr.
Keynote Address: The Real Story of Baseball’s Drug Problems	Will Carroll
The Challenge and the Tragedy	Denise A. Garibaldi Ph.D.
Steroids: The Media Effect and High School Athletes	Chip Dempsey
Running Head: Pyshological Dependency to Anabolic-Androgenic Steroids: Exploring the Role of Social Mediation	Tracy W. Olrich & Mario J. Vassallo
Resolution of Doping Disputes in Olympic Sport: Challenges Presented by “non-Analytical” Cases	Cameron A. Myler
Changing the Game: The Congressional Response to Sports Doping Via the Anabolic Steroid Control Act	Rick Collins
The Deal with the Devil: “A Commentary”	Brian R. Cook
The Imperial Commissioner Mountain Landis and his Progeny: The Evolving Power of Commissioners Over Players	Wm. David Cornwell Sr.
Drug Testing Provisions: An Examination of Disparities in Rules and Collective Bargaining Agreement Provisions	Lisa Pike Masteralexis
Is there a Steroids Problem? The Problematic Character of the Case of Regulation	Lewis Kurlantzick
Drug Testing of Athletes – An Internal, Not External, Matter	Matthew J. Mitten
Renovating Our Recreational Crimes	Paul Weiler
The Players Have Lost That Argument: Doping, Drug Testing, and Collective Bargaining	Paul H. Haagen.

Comments

Get a Real Job! The national Labor Relations Board Decides Graduate Student Workers at Private Universities Are Not “Employees” Under the National labor Relations Act	Ryan Patrick Dunn
Hiibel v. Sixth Judicial District of Nevada: Is a Suspect’s Refusal to Identify Himself Protected by the Fifth Amendment?	Michael D. Treacy.

Note

The Restriction of Political Associational Rights Under Current Campaign Finance Reform First Amendment Jurisprudence

Stephanie A. Sprague