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During times like these, we need lawyers committed to public service more than ever.
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Congrats to the 28 fellows, who come from 14 different law schools.
These are exciting times for public interest lawyers -- and exciting times for Skadden Fellows.
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Congratulations to the winners of the Skadden Fellowships, and good luck to them as they start working next year at wonderful organizations around the country.
Congrats to the 28 fellows, who come from 15 different law schools.
Congrats to the 28 fellows, who come from 16 different law schools.
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Do you know any of these young lawyers committed to public service?
Wait until you see the kind of people who received this "whites only" fellowship from Columbia.
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See any names you know? And which law schools have produced the most Skadden Fellows over the past five years?
It's time for celebration of a different sort -- time to celebrate, and congratulate, the latest class of Skadden Fellows. The winners of these prestigious public interest fellowships were just announced, as they are every December. Who are the Skadden fellows for 2012? Which law schools produced the most fellows? And what's different about this year's program compared to past years?