Word: bonos
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...that the competition for top law students has driven starting pay to above $70,000 a year in some places. But to earn their keep, new associates are expected to rack up at least 2,000 billable hours annually. That leaves little time for personal lives or for pro bono work, the free services provided to indigent clients or public-service groups...
Third Period--2, A, Bono 1 (Hamacher) Penalties--H, Janfaza (cross-checking) 11:16; H, Weisbrod (slashing) 15:32; H, Young (roughing) 16:55; A, Hill (roughing) 16:55, H, Ciaviglia (cross-checking...
Unlike many Harvard bands, Men of Clay plays mostly originals. Their music has an ethereal sound in the Sting-Police vein. Or, as one listener at Memorial Hall last week described their sound, "[It's] like U2 without Bono...
...serving on the high court would be an "intellectual feast," and how he wanted to leave a "reputation as a judge who understood constitutional governance." There was one moment, however, when the strain seemed to affect him. After Senator Leahy took the judge to task for never doing pro bono work during his years as an attorney, Republican Gordon Humphrey retorted that Bork had given up an extremely lucrative private practice to pursue teaching and Government service. Leahy then noted that as a professor Bork had earned some $200,000 a year in consulting fees between 1979 and 1981. "Those...
...however reassuring Bragg's politics, there's nevertheless something slightly nettlesome about being preached to. One fortunate side of Bragg is that he anticipates all of the complaints--even the ones about how chick it seems to have become for rock stars (Bono of U2, Jackson Browne, and so on) to go down to see what's really going on down there--and he's ready to deal forthrightly with the complaints...