A study of the thermostable neutralizing antibody resulting from ragweed pollen injections

Thesis (M.D.)—Boston Universit

The Settling of Lobster Lake: Sporting Families Built Wilderness Enclaves in a Remote Part of Maine

This history traces the early twentieth-century origins of off-grid family camps on a remote lake in Maine

Be Wary of the Hind-Leg Kick: Memories of Donkey Driving in the Sandwich Notch Area of New Hampshire

The latest in William Geller’s historical pieces looks at early- and mid-twentieth-century donkey driving in the Sandwich Notch area of New Hampshire

The Guides All Knew Each Other: The West Branch of the Penobscot River, 1890–1935

William Geller continues his series on the ways of life in Maine’s North Woods in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries with this narrative of guiding families on the West Branch of the Penobscot River between 1890 and 1935

118 Deer Went By...: Reminscing about the Old Sporting Camps Deep in the Maine Backcountry

Part 2 of William Geller’s story of a vanished way of life in Maine, between Rainbow Lake and Yoke Pond just west of Millinocket and south of Baxter State Park. The story is told through the eyes of a caretaker looking back on the 1890s-1950s

Enforcing the Fourth Amendment: The Exclusionary Rule and Its Alternatives

The exclusionary rule compels the suppression, in federal and state criminal prosecutions, of evidence seized by police in violation of the Fourth Amendment. Although the Supreme Court has thus far merely whittled away at the suppression doctrine, the Court may soon decide to abandon the doctrine entirely. Because such a decision could have a profound effect on criminal justice systems in America, a comprehensive review of the arguments advanced on both sides of this issue would seem to be especially timely. In this Article, following a summary of the exclusionary rule’s development, these arguments are set forth and examined. In the interest of discovering the remedies most likely to secure a citizen’s Fourth Amendment rights, this Article also considers many of the alternative or supplementary enforcement devices that have been proposed over the years

A Line of Scouts: Personal History from Mead Base Camp in Center Sandwich, New Hampshire

Personal history from a man who once worked as a Boy Scout leader in Mead Base Camp near Center Sandwich, New Hampshire