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October 1999 Vol. 28, No. 2

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FEATURES

Just When You Thought It Would Be Safe to Save Money

BY LYNN WEISBERG

Law school tuition may cost a small fortune, but bar-related expenses could catch you off guard if you don't plan ahead. Students should prepare to fork up additional money for oft-forgotten costs such as bar preparation courses, bar application fees, bar examination fees, and mandatory state bar fees.

A Clerkship for White Males Only?

BY LAURA GATLAND

Few racial minorities have landed coveted clerkships on the U.S. Supreme Court, and women are just beginning to increase their numbers from near-obscurity. Some accept this as a fact of life and deny discriminatory intent. Others are taking action.

For Profit and Fulfillment

BY DONNA GERSON

Consider a career as a corporate in-house counsel. Although private practice offers higher base salary potential than corporate employment, in-house lawyers cite valuable perks they wouldn't necessarily get from law firms or solo practice--stock options, bonuses, significant flexibility, and family-friendly atmospheres, to name a few.

 

DEPARTMENTS

Officially Speaking

BY KYLE V. MITCHELL

Get more from your LSD membership--join an ABA section

Hot Practice

BY MARGARET GRAHAM TEBO

You don't need to enjoy the outdoors to work in environmental law

Jobs

BY DAVID C. JAMES

Consider these tips for interview season--whether you're a 1L, 2L, or 3L

Briefly

BY HEATHER E. MACDONALD

Crash course gives minority prelaw students a leg up on law school

Legal Writing

BY BRYAN A. GARNER

Writing well in law is a perpetual struggle for clarity

Coping

BY JONATHAN S. GREENE

Kindness and cooperation are key to productive work relationships

Esq.

BY BARRY E. KATZ

A young intellectual property lawyer takes his firm into the 21st century

DIVISION DIALOGUE (News of the Law Student Division)

BRANDON BIGELOW, STUDENT EDITOR

Law Student Division Assembly Tackles Student Loans, Affirmative Action, and Education Financing

Volunteer Tax Program is "Vital to Communities

Schools Honored for Exceptional Volunteer Income Tax Assistance

New SBA Vice Chair-Elect, Delegates to Work for Student Interests

Students Encouraged to Join Oct. 30 Work-A-Day Program

South Texas Students Show Knack for Appellate Work

Announcing the 2000 National Appellate Advocacy Competition

Public Service Summer Internship Program

Meet the Section of Environment, Energy, and Resources (Liaison Note)

Spotlight: From Olympic Luge to Law, Student Takes on Life at Breakneck Speed

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