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Paula Boggs could have had her pick of jobs, but she chose Starbucks Corp., in large part because of its varied charitable efforts. She was especially interested in expanding a nascent program that helped Seattle's poor make their way through housing court. Since joining the ubiquitous latte purveyor, Boggs has dramatically increased the program and made her department's lawyers and staffers freely available to the project on a regular basis.
March 02, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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