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Severe or Pervasive Should Not Mean Impossible and Unattainable: Why the “Severe or Pervasive” Standard for a Claim of Sexual Harassment and Discrimination Should Be Replaced with a Less Stringent and More Current Standard
Kristy D’Angelo-Corker

Don’t Always Believe What You See: Shallowfake and Deepfake Media Has Altered the Perception of Reality
Samuel D. Hodge Jr.

The Politics of Bar Admission: Lessons from the Pandemic
Leslie C. Levin

The Big Short: How the Big Step of the Small Business Reorganization Act Fell Short
Nicole C. Cipriano

Don’t Hate the Player, Hate the Game: Video Game Loot Boxes, Gambling, and a Call for Administrative Regulation
Jason Egielski

Food for Thought: Increasing Access to and Coverage of Eating Disorder Treatment in New York State by Amending the Definition of “Substance Use Disorder”
Meagan R. Nolan