The University of Texas School of Law has plans to boost its public interest profile. The school has hired a veteran public interest lawyer and will undertake a fund-raising effort to provide expanded student programs.
November 15, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Many a prospective law student has penned a heartfelt essay about going to law school in order to uphold the principles of justice for all. But somewhere along the way, as law school debt mounts, that idealism frequently turns to reality as students look for a law firm job with a hefty salary.
Those students who keep their focus on practicing public interest law often feel like outsiders as their peers line up for campus interviews with law firm recruiters.
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