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	Frank Wood is a venture capitalist with a passion for rock and roll...
	Esther Lardent, president of the Pro Bono Institute at the Georgetown University Law Center.
	Meet the Common Cold, one of Andrew Oliver's many cuddly pathogen toys!
	Lori Lightfoot is on leave from her regular job to ensure women- and minority-owned businesses in Chicago are legit.
	Forty-four members of the class of 2004 won federal clerkships; that is 23 percent of the graduating class.
	Despite protests, Michael McConnell was appointed Circuit Judge on the US Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit in Jan. '03.
	"Rogers' 'intelligent, compassionate decisions saved the lives of thousands of children.'"
	In 1996, Clifford Weaver and his wife Donna purchased a small, 300-year-old Tuscan wine estate.
	"The Law School was a good place for me, because I didn't think in terms of specialities in law, and neither did the school."
	Lisa Brown is Executive Director of the American Constitution Society for Law and Policy.
	Richard Weil was always interested in business law, but also passionate about business.