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ISSUE 1:
Cite as 22 W. NEW ENG. L. REV. _____ (2000).
ARTICLES
A PROPOSAL FOR A NEW MASSACHUSETTS NOTORIETY-FOR-PROFIT LAW: THE GRANDSON OF SAM
Sean J. Kelly 1
TOO GOOD, TOO BAD: 'OVERQUALIFIED' OLDER WORKERS
Jeff Morneau 45
LIMITED LICENSE TO FISH OFF THE COMPANY PIER: TOWARD EXPRESS EMPLOYER POLICIES ON SUPERVISOR-SUBORDINATE FRATERNIZATION
Gary M. Kramer 77
NOTES
ENVIRONMENTAL LAW—TOO MUCH OF A GOOD THING: WHEN GOVERNMENT INVOLVEMENT IN WASTE DISPOSAL CROSSES THE LINE BETWEEN REGULATING AND 'OPERATING' UNDER CERCLA
Christopher J. Plaisted 221
CONSTITUTIONAL LAW—THE TELECOMMUNICATIONS ACT OF 1996: WHEN LEGISLATIVE REGULATION BECOMES UNCONSTITUTIONAL PUNISHMENT
Karey P. Pond 271
ISSUE 2:
Cite as 22 W. NEW ENG. L. REV. _____ (2001).
SYMPOSIUM - Increasing Affordable Housing and Regional Housing Opportunity in Three New England States and New Jersey: Comparative Perspectives on the Occasion of the Thirtieth Anniversary of the Massachusetts Comprehensive Permit Law
INTRODUCTION 321
The Board of Editors
AFFORDABLE HOUSING IN SUBURBIA: THE IMPORTANCE BUT LIMITED POWER AND EFFECTIVENESS OF THE STATE OVERRIDE TOOL
Sam Stonefield 323
COMMAND AND CONTROL TO LOCAL CONTROL: THE ENVIRONMENTAL AGENDA AND THE COMPREHENSIVE PERMIT LAW
Werner Lohe 355
FAIRLY SHARING AFFORDABLE HOUSING OBLIGATIONS: THE MOUNT LAUREL MATRIX
John M. Payne 365
THE IMPACT AND EVOLUTION OF THE MASSACHUSETTS COMPREHENSIVE PERMIT AND ZONING APPEALS ACT: THIRTY YEARS OF EXPERIENCE WITH A STATE LEGISLATIVE EFFORT TO OVERCOME EXCLUSIONARY ZONING
Sharon Perlman Krefetz 381
BIBLIOGRAPHY
INCREASING AFFORDABLE HOUSING AND REGIONAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY IN NEW ENGLAND: PERSPECTIVES ON THE OCCASION OF THE THIRTIETH ANNIVERSARY OF THE MASSACHUSETTS COMPREHENSIVE PERMIT LAW: A SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
Bonnie L. Koneski-White 431
APPENDIX A
APPENDIX B
AFFORDABLE HOUSING CONFERENCE HONOREES 463
ARTICLE
ANIMAL EXPERIMENTATION AND THE FIRST AMENDMENT
Thomas G. Kelch 467