Law degree viewed as broad tool not just big firm pay
Denver Law School Dean Robert Yegge argues law education now opens doors beyond traditional practice. He says graduates pursue government, business, education and community legal work, with growing demand from consumers and nontraditional clients. He rejects the notion that lawyers must earn $100,000 and notes increased access for middle income and poor clients.
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Wayne Hays Reputation As Meanest Man In Congress
Washington reports detail Wayne Hays as a hard hitting House veteran known for sharp tongue and blunt style. The Ohio Democrat roamed the world as subcommittee chair and enforced discipline with wit and force while earning both fear and respect from colleagues. The piece contrasts critics who call him a bully with admirers who praise his wit and effectiveness.
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New England Center Gives Hope for Spinal Cord Injured
In Boston University Hospital a patient with paralyzed arms learns to hold a baby using a device for spinal cord injuries. The New England Regional Spinal Cord Injury Center, funded by a 250000 grant from HEW, expands as a model program to help 8000 nationwide patients through research and multidisciplinary therapy.
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Ancient Chinese archaeology aids quake forecasts and bridge tests
New China News Agency reports a decade of archaeological findings enhances earthquake forecasting and hydrography studies. Inscribed tablets and ancient records guide seismologists, while engineers test bearing capacity of Marco Polo Bridge to inform modern design and water reservoir planning.
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