Do Student Law Review Editors Read Opinio Juris?

A remark in passing by KJH (“law review editors, I mean you”) caused me to recall a question I’ve had for a while.  Do student law review, or international law review, editors read or know about OJ?  I have asked this question of my own school’s international law review editors over the last couple of years, and the answer was no.  It seemed as though something about the law journal experience tended to turn student editors inwards upon the review and all the work it entails – screening submissions, etc., etc. – rather than looking outwards to places that might provide clues about what kinds of topics are current.  My assumption is that student editors who might read OJ are not registered to be able to comment, so I won’t ask for editors to tell me via comments, but if you wanted to send an email to a personal email account, blaisecendrars2004 at yahoo dot you know the rest, I’d be curious about if you read, what you read, and why.  For that matter, if you’re a student at all and want to tell me what or why you read, I’d be interested too.

Update: I’d like to congratulate Boalt on its … sagacity and exceptionally high standards in blog reading; and thank Non Liquet for very generous response with many good thoughts – take a look at it.  Apparently you don’t need to register to comment, so you don’t need to send to my email address if you are moved to want to say something.  But read Non Liquet’s thoughts.