Fifth Circuit Ruling in School Colors Case Favors Universities
Universities represented by Pirkey Barber LLP won broader trademark protection for their school colors in a major decision released late Tuesday by the Fifth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. The dispute pitted LSU, Oklahoma, Ohio State, USC, and the Collegiate Licensing Company against Tampa, Florida T-shirt company Smack Apparel. The universities sued Smack over its sales of unlicensed shirts that used their school colors along with other references to the schools' football teams. Austin, Texas law firm Pirkey Barber, one of the nation's few firms specializing exclusively in trademark law, represented 28 other universities who supported the plaintiffs' position as amici curiae ("friends of the court") on appeal.

University of California Schools to Host Virtual College Fair at CollegeWeekLive on October 1st
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UCLA
UCLA is actually the acronym of the University of California, Los Angeles This institution, which was founded in 1881, was originally referred to as the California State Normal School's Los Angeles branch

Online MBA at University of Phoenix
This article reviews the Online MBA Course at University of Phoenix. It is interesting to note how students' reviews vary from very positive comments to very negative comments for the Online MBA Course offered by University of Phoenix. Some students had even established a website just for the purpose of criticizing the program.