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Follow UsLaw students officially become Attorneys in ceremony https://t.co/EOYvpsMMTw
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#ProBonoMonth is here! Throughout October we will #CelebrateProBono volunteers who help close the justice gap & connect new volunteers with opportunities and trainings. https://t.co/NG02LgWoux
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City opens temporary campsite for those experiencing homelessness, plans to create long-term site in another location @ljworld https://t.co/cPdaXlWqcZ
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@KLSforkansas Director of Pro Bono Program, Joy Springfield, presents to newly minted attorneys at the swearing in ceremony for Kansas law school graduates, and talks to them about volunteer service for KLS. https://t.co/8AIdFGXa2i
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