CONTENTS

Volume 65, Issue 2

THE SECOND CIRCUIT REVIEW: 1998-99 TERM

FOREWORD

How an Expanding Caseload Impacts Federal
Appellate Procedures 
Hon. Richard J. Cardamone

ARTICLES

The Critical Importance of Proving Market
Impact in Sherman Act Antitrust Cases:
A Review of the Second Circuit's
Recent Antitrust Decisions 
David S. Copeland

Municipal Home Rule in New York: 
Tobacco Control at the Local Level 
Laura D. Hermer

The Recognition of a Qualified Privilege for
Non-Confidential Journalistic Materials:
Good Intentions, Bad Law 
Christopher J. Clark

Evaluating Emotional Distress Damage Awards to
Promote Settlement of Employment Discrimination
Claims in the Second Circuit 
Michelle Cucuzza

ESSAY

Dispelling Suspicions as to the Existence of the
Self-Evaluative Privilege 
Hon. Arlene R. Lindsay & Lisa C. Solbakken

NOTES AND COMMENTS

Jewish Prisoners and Their First Amendment
Right to a Kosher Meal: An Examination of
the Relationship Between Prison Dietary
Policy and Correctional Goals

Southworth v. Grebe: The Conservative Utilization
of "Negative" First Amendment Rights to Attack
Diversity of Thought at Public Universities

Breaking Up is Hard to Do: A Look at
Brazen v. Bell Atlantic and the
Controversy over Termination Fees in
Mergers and Acquisitions

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