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| Student Lawyer, December
2004 - Vol. 33, No. 4 Below are links to the full text of selected articles only for the current issue. To read the entire contents of this month's magazine, see above for instructions on joining the ABA Law Student Division or purchasing a nonmember subscription or single issue. Or, perhaps you can borrow a copy from your law school library or career services office. FEATURES Join the Blawg Bandwagon Alternative Careers in Legal Publishing Directory of LL.M. Programs Read more online about LL.M. programs DEPARTMENTS Officially Speaking Jobs Hot Practice Professionalism Opinion Coping DIVISION DIALOGUE SBA Award: Duke Bar Association Follows Blueprint for Success SBA President Award: Widener-Delaware Law Student Laid Groundwork for Leadership Grant Program: Tulane Law School's Diversity Week Serves a Jambalaya of Events Students Wanted for Leadership Positions With the Law Student Division D.V. Commission Names Essay Winners Liaison Notebook: ABA Offers Students Resources on Government and Public Sector Law Spotlight (Ethel Patkotak): Alaska Native Plans to Serve Her Community After Graduation
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