When competing for jobs at big New York firms, students at New York's regional law schools have always known they must shine a bit brighter than their counterparts at Ivy League and other first-tier law schools. But in a season of layoffs and cancelled bonuses, students are facing new, harsher realities. Forget landing choice jobs; students at second- and third- tier schools wonder if they'll land jobs at all.
November 21, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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