Summer law-firm jobs on the rebound, but slowly - Thomson Reuters News & Insight

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Summer law-firm jobs on the rebound, but slowly Thomson Reuters News & Insight A new assessment found that several top schools saw an increase in law firms' summer hiring of their students last year, confirming previous reports that summer-associate hiring has begun to recover. "Firms are making a very, very cautious return to ...

State seeks waivers on some No Child Left Behind rules for schools - Detroit Free Press

State seeks waivers on some No Child Left Behind rules for schools Detroit Free Press The waivers would, among other things, allow the state to set lower proficiency goals for schools, for now, make more schools accountable and better intervene in the schools that most need help. No Child Left Behind -- the 10-year-old law that governs ... Waivers not enough, US states want new schools lawReuters all 2 news articles »

Tochilin '06 Elected President of Harvard Law Review - Harvard Crimson

Tochilin '06 Elected President of Harvard Law Review Harvard Crimson By Jane Seo, CRIMSON STAFF WRITER Conor S. Tochilin '06, a second year at Harvard Law School, was elected the 126th president of the Harvard Law Review. Tochilin takes on the top leadership role at the largest circulated law journal in the world.

Pennsylvania's Top Two Youth Volunteers Selected in 17th Annual National ... - MarketWatch (press release)

Pennsylvania's Top Two Youth Volunteers Selected in 17th Annual National ... MarketWatch (press release) Neha was nominated by Pennsbury High School in Fairless Hills, and Calista was nominated by Maplewood Elementary School in Townville. The Prudential Spirit of Community Awards, now in its 17th year, is conducted by Prudential Financial in partnership ... and more »

As Chinese courts announce 'guiding cases,' Stanford Law School helps to ... - Stanford University News

As Chinese courts announce 'guiding cases,' Stanford Law School helps to ... Stanford University News The first set of these guiding cases has been translated into English by the Stanford Law School's China Guiding Cases Project and posted on a recently launched website. This is a significant step for a legal system that does not use binding precedents ...