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"I 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...
"An associate usually goes into a corporate law firm that probably has no less than 150 lawyers, but generally doesn't have that much control over what they do as far as pro bono work," Butts says.
"The clinical progam does make a difference. It makes people aware of what's out there available to them," Butts says. "They may choose to go into corporate work, but they will be more sensitive to the need for pro bono lawyers."
"That name means nothing to us," said WHRB president Jonathan R. Phillips '90. A meeting of WHRB members will be held tomorrow night to try to determine exactly what happened and why, he said.
"The main thing will be to develop as full an understanding as I can of Radcliffe and its relation to Harvard and of what life is like for an undergraduate today," Jacoby says.