Law firm partners arriving at Boalt Hall School of Law to conduct job interviews three years ago got a surprise when they entered the room occupied by student Kirstin Wolf. They had not been told beforehand that Wolf was deaf and would be accompanied by an interpreter. And their discomfort was obvious. "They kept focusing on the interpreter and concentrated on questions about me being deaf," Wolf says.
April 24, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Law firm partners arriving at Boalt Hall School of Law to conduct job interviews three years ago got a surprise when they entered the room occupied by student Kirstin Wolf.
They had not been told beforehand that Wolf was deaf and would be accompanied by an interpreter. And their discomfort was obvious.
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