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Education

Mar. 20, 2006

Law Students Help Katrina's Victims

LOS ANGELES - As homes collapsed and streets transformed into white-water rapids during Hurricane Katrina, second-year law student Johari N. Townes saw her chance.

By Peter Zuckerman
Daily Journal Staff Writer
        As homes collapsed and streets transformed into white-water rapids during Hurricane Katrina, second-year law student Johari N. Townes saw her chance.
        "I thought: Now is the time to stop talking the talk and actually come down and help people," the ...

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