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The job market in the Atlanta area isn't so bleak that law school graduates will all have to wait tables, but they will have to work harder at selling themselves. Emory University School of Law's Patricia D. White says students entered law school in a strong economy, only to find the world has changed. Even so, she adds, "there are still very interesting legal jobs. You just have to work harder to find them, and it can take longer to find them."
October 06, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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