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O Joshua Williams n a busy Monday morning at the beginning of the Fall semester, Maria came into my office looking for support to purchase textbooks. She had been waiting outside the door before the office opened, anxiously checking her phone for updates on whether her son was going to be granted a hearing date to commute his sentence. He had been incarcerated for four years, and in that time, Marias world had changed.
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AccessLex Institute has released its 2025 Legal Education Data Deck, providing comprehensive insights into the current state of legal education in the United States. The publication offers detailed analysis of law school admissions, enrollment patterns, financial aid distribution, and employment outcomes for recent graduates. The updated data reveals persistent disparities in admissions rates across demographic groups.
Bedford School , one of the UKs oldest public independent schools, is set to open a purpose-built campus in Mohali, a planned city located on the outskirts of the union territory of Chandigarh. While Bedford has traditionally been a boys school, comprising a preparatory school (ages seven to 13) and an upper school (ages 13 to 18), the Mohali campus marks a significant milestone as it will become the first British international girls school in India, catering to students aged three to 18.
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