Jurispeepidence.

"Crime and Peepishment" by Diane H. Esher
2010 Peeps in Law, Pt Deux, ABA Journal

The ABA Journal gets into the Marshmallow Peeps act by holding its third contest with legally related Peeps dioramas; submission deadline is April 5. There's an in-progress gallery of this year's entries; 2010 entries are here.

The Peeple's Choice.

The Washington Post gets into the Marshmallow Peeps diorama act with this display of 40 finalists, including new takes on M.C. Escher, Edward Hopper, John Steinbeck, The Day the Earth Stood Still, The Twilight Zone, and the game Clue.

Mary Peeppins?

Marshmallow Peeps—and Eliot Ness?

Just in time for Easter, you can now view and vote for your favorite Chicago-themed Peeps diorama at the University of Chicago magazine Web site. I think I would have to go with no. 9, "Eliot Nest and the UnPeepables," Katie Hrinya's re-creation of the climatic train station scene from The Untouchables.

People have too much time on their hands: Peeps dioramas.

The University of Chicago Magazine is sponsoring a Peeps diorama contest with a Chicago theme and cash prizes; deadline for entries is March 29th.

Visit past Peeps diorama contests at the Denver Post, the Washington Post, and the Chicago Tribune.

Perhaps we need a mystery-themed Peeps diorama contest. Hercule Peep-ot, anyone?


About the photo: "Soylent Yellow Is Peeps," by Thomas W. Webster, Denver