Student Lawyer, March 2005
- Vol. 33, No. 7
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services office. FEATURES
Inside the Innocence Projects
BY STEPHANIE B. GOLDBERG
In clinics that help exonerate the wrongly convicted, students work
with clients, conduct investigations, build cases, and learn what
lawyers can do for society.
Courses for the Well-Rounded Lawyer
BY PHINEAS MOLLOD
In choosing your electives, keep an eye on topics that are likely
to crop up in life after you leave law school.
A Plan for Your Exams
BY DENNIS J. TONSING
It's time to map out your final exam study strategy. Here's how,
using an approach similar to how successful lawyers tackle their
biggest projects.
DEPARTMENTS
Officially Speaking
BY MATT SCHULTZ
Gaining leadership experience as a student will help you become
a great lawyer.
Jobs
BY DAVID C. JAMES
Government agencies seek lawyers committed to their missions.
Hot Practice
BY LISA STANSKY
Housing offers many areas for lawyers to blaze a career path.
Legal Writing
BY BRYAN A. GARNER
Follow these 10 writing tips to succeed at your law firm.
Your Money
BY ERIN SIBLEY
Organizing your financial papers is a good habit for fiscal health.
Opinion
BY VIELKA V. HOLNESS
Be careful when posting to blogs to avoid jeapordizing your career.
Division Dialogue
EDITED BY KATHERINE LICUP
Indiana Law Student
Honored for Public Interest Efforts
Law Day to Celebrate Jury Service
Diversity Day: ABA Law
Student Division Encourages Cross-Cultural Collaborations
VITA Program: ABA Honors Law
Schools for Tax Preparation Assistance Programs
Grant Program: UNLV Uses ABA
Funds to Spruce Up Domestic Violence Shelter
Circuit Board
Liaison Notebook
ABA Offers
Membership Resources on Entertainment and Sports Law
Get 'Concrete'
Results with the ABA Forum on the Construction Industry
ABA Section of Family
Law Treats Its Members Like Family
ABA Committee Works
to Meet the Legal Needs of Children
ABA
Law Student Division Seeks Award Nominations
Spotlight (Margie Alsbrook):
University of Arkansas Journal Editor Has a Taste for Food Law
Ira Pilchen, Editor
American Bar Association
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