Word: often
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...that is the kind of work law students often perform in clinical projects...
...think what encourages people is nothing they gain from being here, but attitudes they come in with," says Cassandra Q. Butts, a second-year student at Harvard. "And people often come in with an interest in public interest, but with the emphasis here on corporate law, they don't always leave with that attitude. There's heavy recruiting by large, high-paying firms, and students see an insurmountable number of loans they need...
Clark's insistence on scholarly excellence in Law School programs has also translated to a set of rigorous--and often controversial--standards for hiring faculty members...
Because the Harvard administration is highly decentralized, it is often difficult to implement minority and women hiring plans, Ronald Quincy told an audience of about 40 people in Boylston Hall...
Harvard's large size allows different faculties to follow their own affirmative action programs, Quincy said. Although this decentralization sometimes aids hiring efforts, the lack of a "campus-wide game plan" more often tends to work against such programs, he said...