Section B of the Media and Law section of the proceedings contains the following nine papers: "The Professional Person as Libel Plaintiff: Reexamination of the Public Figure Doctrine" (Harry W. Stonecipher and Don Sneed); "The Anti-Federalists and Taxation under the Free Press Clause of the First Amendment" (Brad Thompson); "Independent State Constitutional Analysis in Defamation Litigation: State High Court Decisions, 1986-1991" (James Parramore); "(Don't) Express Yourself: Can State Constitutions Protect Freedom of Speech and the Press during the Rehnquist Years? A 50-State Survey of Free Speech Provisions and a Digest of Selected States and How They Might Fare" (Nancy K. Bowman); "Inquiring Minds Have a 'Right' to Know: The Role of Tautology in Private Facts Cases" (Elizabeth M. Koehler); "Ideological Exclusion of Foreign Communicators: The Lingering Shadow of a McCarthy Era Xenophobe" (Yuming J. B. Hu); "Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor's First Amendment Approach to Free Expression: A Decade in Review" (Robyn S. Goodman); "The Scope of Independent Appellate Court Review in Public Figure Libel Cases" (Paul Driscoll); and "Broadcasters and Non-Compete Clauses: Win, Lose or Draw a Lawsuit" (Sue Carter). (RS)