Weekend Roundup

• Attention all potential book reviewers! H-Law is seeking to update its list: "If you are interested in possibly reviewing a book for H-Law please send your name and contact information (as well as the time periods, geography and/or areas of expertise) to hlawbookreview@gmail.com. Reviewers at all levels of experience (grad student through senior scholar) and position (historians, law professors, independent scholars) are encouraged to reply."

• From Past Imperfect (the blog of the Smithsonian magazine): an old-fashioned tale of breach of promise ("The Football Star and the Wrath of his Would-Be Bride").

• With a campaign finance case, McCutcheon v. FEC, coming on for argument, Ronald Collins has a post over at Concurring Opinions on the Supreme Court’s conference notes in Buckley v. Valeo and FEC v. National Conservative Political Action Committee.

•  From the Chronicle of Higher Education: "'Report Card' on the Humanities Finds Light Amid the Gloom."

• NYC-area readers: CUNY School of Law invites you to celebrate the publication of Dressing Constitutionally, by Ruthann Robson.

Weekend Roundup is a weekly feature compiled by all the Legal History bloggers.