As a half-measure, the new work study-internship law signed by Gov. George E. Pataki allows welfare recipients who are students to count their work-study or college internships toward work.
At that internship in law school, where I first really felt this paradox of hyper-visibility and invisibility, there was something about the liminal gender space I occupied that invited attention.
(Though internships and law school clinics are useful training grounds for future lawyers, they are no substitute for the rigors of licensed practice).
Often, they need to pay off college loans or get on a career track by obtaining résumé-building internships at law firms and investment banks.
Without public interest internships, young law students may miss an opportunity to learn about the joys and challenges of long-term public interest careers from experienced attorneys.
Pursue internships at law firms or corporations, and join student organizations that are involved with legal or business issues.
Seek out an internship with a law firm or governmental organization in the summer after your first year at law school.
If you want an internship with a law firm as an undergraduate, any school that is accessible to a bustling city with law firms will help you get there, as long as you work towards your goals.
THE REFUSENIK I was offered an unpaid internship at a law firm but turned it down.
In her campaign for the Democratic Party's presidential nomination, Clinton has said little about her experiences in the tumultuous late 1960s and early 1970s, including her involvement with student protests and her brief internship at the law firm, Treuhaft, Walker and Burnstein.
Christine also has an internship at a law firm where her hard-edged boss, David Paul Sparkss), is having a much more difficult time pleasing his clients than Christine has satisfying hers.
