you know your law school textbook must be about a ‘modern’ topic…
… when it uses sans-serif fonts in the chapter headings. (In this case, ‘Electronic Commerce’, Mann and Winn.)
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Numpty: yeah, random sampling of a half-dozen of my older textbooks here right now confirmed my intuition- they all use serifs everywhere.
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Really? Wow, nearly all my textbooks use sans-serif headings, serif body. I thought that was pretty standard typography 101 stuff.
Numpty: yeah, random sampling of a half-dozen of my older textbooks here right now confirmed my intuition- they all use serifs everywhere.