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09-02-08
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U.S. News & World Report may rework its ranking system to include data on students in part-time programs.
Wall Street Journal The University of Michigan law school has announced it will pay $5,000 to second-year law students who intern with qualified government or public interest groups.
ABA Journal Associates are attracted to firms with a strong commitment to pro bono.
Daily Business Review Drake University Law School students lend a helping hand in New Orleans trying to make life a little better for people still in recovery mode. See page 17.
National Jurist Equal Justice Works Fellow Steckley Lee provides free legal assistance to indigent people incarcerated in Florida. See page 36.
National Jurist Equal Justice Works Alumnus Adam Gordon advocates for fair housing as several New Jersey towns fight to exclude lower-income residents.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
American Bar Association honors Public Interest Resource Center at Fordham University School of Law.
RESOURCES
American University Washington College of Law introduces lawyer re-entry program.
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