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Hillary Rodham Clinton has always enjoyed walk-in rights to almost any important meeting at the White House. So when her husband sat down with top aides in the Cabinet Room to discuss his embattled presidency, it was a given that the First Lady would have a seat at the table. But instead of offering the brand of crisp analysis and shrewd advice she is known and admired for, the First Lady was quiet, listening while others did most of the talking. Afterward, one participant couldn't remember whether Hillary had said anything at all. As a friend and colleague...
...move likely to limit law students' access to speedy medical care, University Health Services has eliminated walk-in service at its Law School clinic...
...doctors at the Law School clinic, whose original purpose was to give students and staff at the school more convenient walk-in service, say the change will be better for students...
...past, blocks of time during each day were set aside for walk-in service. Now a student wishing to see a doctor should "telephone the clinic, and them will be given a specific time to see a doctor, almost always that same day", Wanzer said...
Some doctors and other employees said the move away from walk-in service was largely cost-driven...