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Constance Rice '78, a University admissions officer, stressed the need for a physical facility where "Third World students can interact as non-minorities." Susan Williams '77, a third-year student at the Law School and a Native American, said part of the difficulty for minority students stemmed from a lack of role models...
...request for students' views "is a token effort" which students "are not going to take seriously," Lorraine B. Pratte, a third-year law student and a member of the Law School Council, said yesterday, adding that students should be involved in evaluating the final candidates...
...people talk about public interest law when they enter law school, but by the end of the third year, most are going to the largest firms in the largest cities," David N. Johnson, a third-year student at the Law School, said yesterday, adding that it is more convenient to accept a job from firms that recruit on campus...
Richard B. Bernstein, a third-year student who will join a private firm next fall, said, "A lot of people here need the money, and the big firms can supply it," adding that the Law School "has traditionally been a factory" for private firms...
Mark K. Crook, a third-year law student who will work in government next fall after spending a summer in a big corporate firm and "hating it," said the placement process "takes up much too much time," and disrupts the fall terms of the second and third years...