Intellectual Property Law

Can the Doodle Be Saved?

Posted on January 31, 2008
From the Department of Aren’t There More Pressing Issues in the World: Yale alumni are rallying to save the Yankee Doodle.  From the Yale Daily News: Yankee Doodle may come back to town, riding on support from University students and alumni. Since the restaurant closed Monday, citing ?economic considerations? ? and provoking sadness and shock among Yalies past [...

Law and Lakoff at Pitt

Posted on January 30, 2008
The PR about this conference is going out way late, so I volunteered to multiply the message a bit: Next Friday, February 8, Pitt Law is hosting a terrific one-day symposium titled “The 21st Century Brain: Why It Matters for the Academic and Political Worlds...

The Science of Happiness: Comfortably Numb?

Posted on January 30, 2008
The cyber-yenta is thriving: Once upon a time, finding a mate was considered too important to be entrusted to people under the influence of raging hormones. Their parents, sometimes assisted by astrologers and matchmakers, supervised courtship until customs changed in the West because of what was called the Romeo and Juliet revolution...

The Doodle is Done

Posted on January 29, 2008
The Yankee Doodle, a New Haven institution, closed for good today after 58 years in business, a victim of the rising economic tide in the Broadway area near the Yale campus.   Tyco, the Doodle’s neighbor and owner of the building, raised the rent...

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