Word: hoak
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...populations are to have adequate legal representation, some committed persons who will accept the obligation to serve them must become qualified through completing law school. Should we poll those non-minorities newly admitted to law schools to see if they will meet the needs of blacks and Hispanics? GEORGE HOAK Atlanta...
ELIZABETH HOAK, AN ACCOUNTANT IN New York City, has been downsized twice in the past 3 1/2 years. In each case she was told that her fate did not reflect her performance: nothing personal. Right. "You never quite get over the feeling of unfairness," she says. "No matter what they call it, you always feel as if you've been fired, and fired for no good reason." Still, Hoak had no choice but to do as millions of Americans have done: she resumed the job hunt. The second time, she says, "it was tough. But it became a little ritual...