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Volume 6 | Issue 1 | Fall 2016

THE SPORTS INDUSTRY’S NEW POWER PLAY: ATHLETE BIOMETRIC DATA DOMINATION WHO OWNS IT AND WHAT MAY BE DONE WITH IT? (Part Two in a Series)

KRISTY GALE

THE ONCE AND FUTURE NCAA AND COLLEGIATE SPORTS

JOSEPHINE (JO) R. POTUTO

STANDING IN THE OCTAGON: THE ULTIMATE FIGHTING CHAMPIONSHIP’S BATTLE TO LEGALIZE MIXED MARTIAL ARTS IN NEW YORK STATE

MICHAEL ROMEO

IMPLICATIONS OF NCAA MANDATED GENETIC TESTING: LOOKING OUT FOR THE ATHLETES AND LOOKING TO THE FUTURE

JESSICA J. PRADO

MMA FIGHTING IS A RIGHT WORTHY OF PROTECTION UNDER THE FIRST AMENDMENT

IULIA TARANU

Volume 5 | Issue 2 | Spring 2016

Volume 5 | Issue 1 | Fall 2015

REFORM OF SPORTS GAMBLING IN THE UNITED STATES: LESSONS FROM DOWN UNDER

STEPHEN F. ROSS, JAMES GORMAN III, & RYAN MENTZER

COLLEGIATE ATHLETICS AND THE UNRELATED BUSINESS INCOME TAX: OLD ASSUMPTIONS AND NEW DIRECTIONS FOR AN ISSUE OF CHARITABLE TAX EXEMPTIONS

RONI A. ELIAS

MCNAIR V. NCAA: WHAT IT MEANS FOR THE NCAA ENFORCEMENT PROCESS AND HOW TO FIX THE PROBLEM IT CREATES

JOHN CARLSON

FASHION NIGHTMARE! THE FUTURE OF CONSUMER 3-D PRINTING AND ONLINE COUNTERFEITING IN THE FASHION INDUSTRY

MICHAEL LYNCH

CHINA’S FILM CENSORSHIP PROGRAM AND HOW HOLLYWOOD CAN ENTER CHINA’S FILM MARKET

TIFFANY KWONG

COMMENT: AMATEUR AMBITION: HOW ATHLETIC PROGRAMS SHAPE UNIVERSITY POLICY

ANDREW WEIGEL

COMMENT: THE CHALLENGES FOR FASHION DESIGNERS UNDER LENZ AND THE DIGITAL MILLENNIUM COPYRIGHT ACT

BRIAN POUDEROYEN

COMMENT: CHRISTIAN LOUBOUTIN, S.A. V. YVES SAINT LAURENT AMERICA, INC. AND SINGLE-COLOR TRADEMARK PROTECTION THROUGH THE DOCTRINE OF SECONDARY-MEANING

NICOLE METZGAR-SCHALL

COMMENT: ONE COUNTRY, TWO SYSTEMS: THE INTEGRATION OF HONG KONG INTO CHINA AND ITS IMPACT ON FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION

JOHN KEITER

Volume 4 | Issue 2 | Spring 2015

THE RIGHT OF PUBLICITY: CHALLENGING THE UNDERLYING RATIONALE OF A LIMITED POSTMORTEM TERM

THOMAS BRIERTON, PETER BOWAL, & ASHLEY LAVON LEAK

NCAA DIVISION III ATHLETIC DIRECTORS: AN ANALYSIS OF THE RESPONSIBILITIES, QUALIFICATIONS, AND CHARACTERISTICS

GLENN M. WONG & JOSEPH R. PACE

PRIVACY ISSUES AND THE PAPARAZZI

DEVAN ORR

NCAA DRUG TESTING: IT’S TIME TO CHANGE

JASON LEWIS

THE END GAME: HOW THE NCAA HAS FAILED TO PREPARE STUDENT-ATHLETES FOR CAREERS AFTER SPORTS

MAGGIE WOOD

COMMENT: ENFORCING DRUG POLICIES IN COLLEGE SPORTS:
 THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT AND NCAA

TYLER BROWN

COMMENT: UNDERSTANDING THE DEFINITION OF “CELEBRITY”: 
A RESPONSE TO THE PROPOSED PUBLIC POLICY RATIONALES FOR ENHANCED CELEBRITY PROTECTION AGAINST PAPARAZZI AND INVASION OF PRIVACY

ANNELISE DOMINGUEZ

COMMENT: THE NECESSITY OF THE NETWORK: WHY A SUCCESSFUL CAREER SERVICES PROGRAM FOR ATHLETES MUST BE TAILORED TO THE UNIQUE OPPORTUNITIES FOR ATHLETES

KRISTYNE SCHAAF-OLSON

VOLUME 4 | ISSUE 1 | FALL 2014

A STRATEGY FOR STRENGTHENING INTERSCHOLASTIC GIRLS’ FOOTBALL AND STARTING INTERCOLLEGIATE WOMEN’S FOOTBALL: A SPORT WHOSE TIME HAS COME

RODNEY K. SMITH, LINDSAY DEMERY, ERIKA TORREZ

A FIXATION ON MORAL RIGHTS: THE IMPLICATIONS OF KELLEY V. CHICAGO PARK DISTRICT FOR COPYRIGHT AND VARA PROTECTION

DAWN LEUNG

LIABILITY ARISING FROM CTE IN HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL MAY BECOME A MIGRAINE FOR THE SPORT’S FUTURE

WILL WAGNER

COMMENT: THE PROHIBITION OF PROFESSIONAL BOXING: HART-DEVLIN APPROVED

MICHAEL ORTIZ

COMMENT: WOMEN’S FOOTBALL DOWN THE FIELD: STRATEGIES AND MODELS FOR INTERCOLLEGIATE IMPLEMENTATION

VIKRAM AMRITRAJ

AN EXAMINATION OF THE KBO RESERVE CLAUSE AND ITS LEGAL IMPLICATIONS FOR AMERICAN BASEBALL PLAYERS

JOHN KIM

THE CRUELEST SPORT: BOXING, BANNING, AND THE HART-DEVLIN DEBATE

JEREMY D. CAMACHO

THE CRUELEST SPORT: BOXING, BANNING, AND THE HART-DEVLIN DEBATE

JEREMY D. CAMACHO

COMMENT: AMERICAN BASEBALL PLAYER RESERVE CLAUSE ISSUES RESURRECTED IN KOREA

LUKE WALKER

VOLUME 3 | ISSUE 2 | SPRING 2014

OUT OF “CONTROL”: THE OPERATION GOLD EXCEPTION AND THE NCAA’S SUSCEPTIBILITY TO LAWSUIT UNDER TITLE VI

ROBERT C. BURNS

THE OLYMPICS, AMBUSH MARKETING AND SOCHI MEDIA

ADAM EPSTEIN

BASEBALL’S ANTITRUST EXEMPTION AND THE RULE OF REASON

JOSEPH CITELLI

COMMENT: NOT DEAD YET: HOW COPYRIGHT PROTECTS COMPOSERS OF CLASSICAL MUSIC

CASSANDRA TOTH & LAUREN HILL

COMMENT: THE DANGER OF AMBUSH MARKETING IN THE OLYMPIC GAMES, AND BALANCING THE INTERESTS OF THE ATHLETE’S SPONSORS WITH THE OLYMPICS’ OFFICIAL SPONSORS

DERRICK WRIGHT

DID COPYRIGHT KILL CLASSICAL MUSIC? COPYRIGHT’S IMPLICATIONS FOR THE TRADITION OF BORROWING IN CLASSICAL MUSIC

DAWN LEUNG

CREATING AN EQUITABLE PLAYING FIELD: VITAL PROTECTIONS FOR MALE ATHLETES IN REVENUE-GENERATING SPORTS WHO ARE PREDOMINANTLY AFRICAN-AMERICAN

JONATHAN STAHLER

COMMENT: THE NCAA AND FOREIGN OLYMPICS COMPETITORS: WE MAY TRAIN OUR OPPONENTS, BUT WE DON’T HAVE TO REWARD THEM

AMANDA NEWMAN

COMMENT: DEALING WITH THE COMPENSATION PROBLEM IN COLLEGIATE ATHLETICS: UP A CERTAIN CREEK, TRYING TO FIND A PADDLE

JASON LEWIS

VOLUME 3 | ISSUE 1 | FALL 2013

VOLUME 2 | ISSUE 2 | FALL 2012

VOLUME 2 | ISSUE 1 | SPRING 2012

VOLUME 1 | ISSUE 2 | FALL 2011

VOLUME 1 | ISSUE 1 | SPRING 2011