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07-15-08
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Equal Justice Works Alumnus Kevin Bankston criticizes the passing of
the telecom immunity bill, FISA. Christian Science Monitor Greenberg Traurig chief executive officer and Equal Justice Works board
member Cesar Alvarez comments on increasing opportunities for women and minorities in law firms. Daily Business Review Growing ranks of college graduates, amid a worsening job market, are contributing to a surge in applications and enlistments at public-service agencies.
Wall Street Journal A dedication to pro bono work helps put Munger at the top of an industry magazine's list, a first for the city.
Los Angeles Times A recent report begs the question: Will the economic downturn end up enhancing the commitment of law firms to pro bono?
American Lawyer Law students respond to increasing demand and debate by applying skills to immigration cases.
Washington Post Faculties and students examine whether the needs of society and the profession are being served by the way law is taught and learned today.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Calculate the cost of paying federal student loans using the Income-Based Repayment option, which went into effect as part of the CCRAA on July 1.
California coalition
launches the Equality for All campaign against a proposition to end marriage equality. National Law Center on Homelessness & Poverty presents free audio training on accessing federal nutrition programs to assist children in shelter.
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