The New Lawyer Supplement
Feb. 25, 2009
Competing for A Cause
Crosstown rivals USC and UCLA face off to see which campus is more committed to public service work.
By Sara Randazzo
Daily Journal Staff WriterWhen President Barack Obama urged the nation to volunteer on the eve of his inauguration and "make an ongoing commitment to enriching the lives of others in their communities," USC Gould School of Law student Laura Riley knew she was holding up her end of the bargain. Not only that, the second-year student is imploring all her classmates to do the same. Riley, president of the school's Public Interest Law ...
Daily Journal Staff WriterWhen President Barack Obama urged the nation to volunteer on the eve of his inauguration and "make an ongoing commitment to enriching the lives of others in their communities," USC Gould School of Law student Laura Riley knew she was holding up her end of the bargain. Not only that, the second-year student is imploring all her classmates to do the same. Riley, president of the school's Public Interest Law ...
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