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Work on the web site started in the summer of 1995. In house computers have been able to access the information locally since then. It is only since late August, however, that a true web server has been operational for access from anywhere in the world with an Internet connection. The NESL-specific content offered on the web site is becoming richer every week as material is added and updated. Web pages from the New England Law Review and the International Law Society should be loaded in the near future, and hopefully other student groups will follow suit.