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From: jwoodman@magnus.ircc.ohio-state.edu (Jonathan A Woodman)
Subject: Re: Is it reasonable to become a lawyer?
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In article  barry@chatham.uucp (Barry Campbell) writes:

>joeh@oakhill.sps.mot.com (Joe Hollinger) writes:

>> ooblick@intercon.com (Mikki Barry) writes:

>>>You still usually need loans to sustain yourself since you can't really work
>>>first year.

>> I did.

>I'm a first-year, and I'm working at the moment... well, at the moment, I'm
>posting on Usenet, but I do work. :)
>
>It's not only possible, I'd recommend it... helps one keep one's feet on the
>ground.

Me, too. I'm a first year, and I work part-time for a lawyer downtown. All of 
my first-year friends are actually envious, because putting the stuff I have 
learned into practice has made my first year *easier*. Besides, I'm learning
all sorts of things that they don't teach you in law school....


Jonathan Woodman