As president of the University of Sheffield's Edward Bramley Law Society, I have been the student coordinator for law firm events and sponsorship for the past year. This has put me in a good position to weigh up the balance between students trying to impress the law firm and the law firm trying to impress us.
April 16, 2008 at 11:06 PM
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As president of the University of Sheffield’s Edward Bramley Law Society, I have been the student coordinator for law firm events and sponsorship for the past year. This has put me in a good position to weigh up the balance between students trying to impress the law firm and the law firm trying to impress us.
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