California Criminal Law Review (v1 2000 - v7 2004 ) [online] which became, Boalt Journal of Criminal Law (v8 2004 - v10 2005 )[online] has now changed title to, Berkeley Journal of Criminal Law (v11 2006 - ). Volumes 1-10 were published online, the format has now changed to a paper copy subscription commencing with volume 11, number 1.
Somewhat belatedly I've come upon the short article "The Five Stages of Law Review Submission" (which was posted at bepress and SSRN a year ago). See http://law.bepress.com/expresso/eps/692/ or http://ssrn.com/abstract=796264.
The authors, Brannon P. Denning and Miriam A. Cherry, humorously compare the process of unsuccessful law review submission to the five stage process of coping with a terminal illness diagnosis that was developed by Elisabeth Kübler-Ross in On Death and Dying. Like the feet of Cinderalla's step-sisters this may not be a perfect fit, but it's a good avenue for humor. One doesn't get the impression that the fictional author in the end has really arrived at acceptance of rejection, and one hopes that the real authors have managed to place the piece.
TITLE CHANGE: Florida State University Business Review (v1#1(2001)-v4#1(2004-05)) changed title to Florida State University Business Law Review (v5 (2005-06)- )
TITLE CHANGE: African-American Law & Policy Report (1994-2005) changed to, Berkeley Journal of African-American Law & Policy (v8#1 2006- )
TITLE CHANGE: Buffalo Criminal Law Review (1997-2005) changed title to New Criminal Law Review (v.9 no.2 2006- )
TITLE CHANGE: Chicano-Latino Law Review ( -2005) changed title to Chicana/o-Latina/o Law Review (2006- )