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Contents of November 2009 issue (Vol. 38, No. 3)
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Resume Rules
by Erin Binns
The right design can make your resume a tool to generate and direct interviews
by Kathleen Brady
Your goals help you map and manage your career--even in uncertain times.
Officially Speaking
by James L. Borkman
The Division Advocates for Law Students
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by Carla J. DeVelder
Alternative Careers for JDs: how to get there from here.
Hot Practice![]()
by Kimberly H. Smith
Get the down and dirty on practicing white-collar crime law.
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by Bryan A. Garner
Set the right hedonic tone to keep readers' interest.
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by Amy L. Jarmon
Reading and briefing cases: two daily tasks for law school success
Division Dialogue
Edited by John F. Barwell
News and opportunities from the ABA Law Student Division
- Law Student Division Holds Another Successful Annual Meeting in Chicago
- Student Bar Association Presidents Elect New Vice Chair
- Three Students Elected to Represent Division in ABA House of Delegates
- Law Student Division Hosts Third Annual Career Fair
- Grant Program: ABA Grant Helps Chapman University Host Domestic Violence Workshop
- Spotlight: University of Arkansas Law Student Crowned Miss Arkansas
- Circuit Board
- Liaison Notebook
- ABA Offerings
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