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Nicholas R. Green ’07 and Vivek G. Ramaswamy ’07, Ivy Insider Number of Students: Unknown Cost: Flexible Pro Bono: On a per case basis Website: ivyinsider.blogspot.com Anthony J. Inguaggiato ’07, TransferAdmit Number of Students: around 30 Cost: $30/hour session Pro Bono: None currently; on per case basis Website: transferadmit.com Benjamin B. Bolger, Bolger Strategic Number of Students: Flexible Cost: Unknown (did not respond to request for rates) Pro Bono: On per case basis Website: bolgerstrategic.com Jeannie Alger Rosenthal ’00, Let’s Get Ready Number of Students...
...Slack, Admissions Accomplished Number of Students: 20 Cost: $300 per session, meets every week Pro Bono: At least 1 student per year Web site: AdmissionsAccomplished.com Success: 95% accepted to one of their top three schools Charlotte M. Klaar, College Consulting Services Number of Students: 30 Cost: $3,250 for package Pro Bono: 3-4 a year Web site: ccs4college.com Success: Not listed Nadine C. Warner, Admissions Consultants Number of Students: 10 for Nadine; 1,000 overall Cost: $125/hour or $2,975 for recommended Platinum package Pro Bono: None or on a personal basis Web site: admissionsconsultants.com Success: Not listed Michele...
...story on Obama reminded me of something Bono, one of your previous Persons of the Year, has said repeatedly: "America is more than just a country; it's an idea." The Senator gives me a similar feeling. True, he hasn't done very much yet, and he may not be the boldest voice we are longing for. But the very idea of how he embodies America is what excites us Democrats. We are waiting to see where he takes us, and we are ready for the ride...
...worked as the assistant attorney general for civil rights during the Clinton administration and was a lead attorney for the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People’s Legal Defense Fund. Throughout his legal career, he has spent a considerable amount of his time working pro bono...
...worshipping Bono? Absolutely not. No more so than we worship Martin Luther when we sing A Mighty Fortress Is Our God." PAIGE BLAIR, Episcopal priest in York Harbor, Maine, who created a worship service in which U2's songs are used as hymns...