The Lawyer is the official magazine of Seattle University School of Law. The abstract lists article highlights from each issue.
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Lawyer - Fall 1990
Seattle University School of Law
• Summer Interns Tell About Getting Their Feet Wet at a Rare Version of Summer Camp
• Hometown Grad Makes Good: A Talk with Soon-to-Be Justice Johnson
• Superintendent Judith Billings Is on the Hot Seat in a Key Spot
• Red Carpet Welcome for School’s First Dean -
Lawyer - Spring 1990
Seattle University School of Law
• Corporate Counsels Value Their Companies, Work with the Big Picture in Mind
• Nationwide Student Cry: Law Schools Must Diversify Faculties
• Committee Links Success on Bar Exam to Hard Work in Law School
• Old Methods and New Metaphors, Public Service and Private Satisfaction -
Lawyer - Fall 1989
Seattle University School of Law
• Hiring Practices Discriminate Against Disabled
• Lawyers Provide Leadership for Top Academic Posts
• National Media Lauds Academics, Location, Tuition
• Walkover Influence Extends Far Beyond the Law Center (Dean Jim Bond)
• Beyond the Practice of Law: Graduates Pursue Careers in Nontraditional Fields, but Credit Legal Training for Their Success (by Barb Beatty ’88) -
Lawyer - August 1987 Supplement
Seattle University School of Law
• Largest Gift Ever: Law School Received $1.75 Million
• Committee Recommendations Set Interim Course
• State Work-Study Students are a Bonus to Employers
• Reflections from the Academic Chair: “I Like Students, so I Like My New Job” -
Lawyer - Winter 1984
Seattle University School of Law
• Law Center Dream: Today A Reality
• Book Review: The IRA Handbook: A Complete Guide -
Lawyer - January 1982
Seattle University School of Law
• University of Puget Sound School of Law: The First 10 Years