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Volume 1, Number 2 • February 2003 | ||
A desk is a dangerous place from which to observe the world. — John Le Carre |  | Judge Rymell Cracks the Glass Ceiling Knocking on doors can help you crack the glass ceiling. A success story from Fort Worth, Texas. |
| Life Outside the Law Community service can be very tiring—and fulfilling. | |
| Seven Ways to Maximize the Effectiveness of Your Resume and Cover Letter How to look your best on paper. | |
| Practice Strategies: Stepping Out on Your Own Part two of a three-part series. | |
| Dear Mike "I don't know how to plan my own future to make sure my firm wants to keep me." | |
| The Old Man’s Words of Wisdom Using technology to compete with the biggest and the best. | |
| Legal Trivia Who were the only four presidents who did not appoint a Supreme Court justice? | |
| Advocational Vocab To be taken seriously, check your vocabulary on our vocab page, then test your colleagues. Check it out. | |
| Contacts and Legal Stuff Who is responsible for all this? | |
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