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Nearly three-quarters of this year's Law School graduates will enter-private law firms next fall--the most in recent years--while less than 2 per cent will work with public interest organizations, an unpublished report finished yesterday has found...
...interim report for the Law School Class of '80, due for publication later this year, also shows that more than 17 per cent of the 560 members of the graduating class found temporary employment as judicial clerks...
Almost 60 per cent of the students surveyed in the report relied on interviews at the school for employment after graduation, with less than 6 per cent depending on their own initiative...
Quebec is not Canada's West Bank, nor is it Canada's Biafra, as some American analysts have suggested. And the U.S. would not prove an effective mediator were the tension between the independentistes and the federalists to heighten, as one U.S. daily editorialized. The 83-per-cent turnout in last week's referendum provides ample proof that Quebeckers care about their province's destiny. Whether that fate lies in what Levesque terms Quebec's "rendezvous with history" or whether the path followed will be Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau's "renewed federalism" remains foggy...
...Lechner had refined his shot-blocking technique enough so that teams have managed just more than eight goals per game against him. Lack of size forces Lechner to rely more on quickness than on positioning. Nonetheless, he does the job--and well: he'll carry a cool 65 per cent save ratio into today's game...