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3/22/2007
Betsy Cavendish is highlighted as the new executive director of Appleseed.
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Upper Arlington Native to Lead Appleseed Legal Agency
3/19/2007
Betsy Cavendish, executive director of Appleseed, talks about her new position at Appleseed.
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Hand over the cell
2/23/2007
Edwin Darden, Appleseed's Education Policy Director, comments on new legal issues surrounding increased cell phone use among students.
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Schools strive for 'no parent left behind'
2/15/2007
With schools increasingly held accountable for the performance of every student, the demand to partner with parents has intensified. School plays and fundraisers supported by moms, dads, and grandparents are still staples of American public schools. But in the spirit of "it takes a village," families now might find such activities paired with a workshop on test-prep or a briefing on how to read state accountability reports.
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Fenty's Surprising Pick for Attorney General
1/30/2007
Linda Singer was not looking for a new job, she said. She was not even looking to practice law anymore. She was running a nonprofit group in the District, and for years, she had told the state of New York -- where she had been admitted to the bar -- that she was retired from the law, with no intention of practicing again.
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District's New AG Singer To Do It Her Way
1/23/2007
It's hard to say what the bigger surprise is: that Linda Singer was picked as D.C. attorney general or what she's done since her appointment.
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Housing fit for living
12/16/2006
Alabama has many housing units in unfit condition. Often, poor tenants are at the mercy of landlords, who aren't required by state law to maintain their rental property in habitable condition, with working electrical, heating and plumbing systems and roofs that don't leak. The landlord-tenant bill proposed for Alabama would define the rights and responsibilities of both tenants and landlords.
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Judge Steps Down to Head Pro Bono Group
11/12/2006
Judge Sharon Nelson Hill has ended her 8-year tenure at the Fulton County Juvenile Court to become the first executive director of the Georgia Appleseed Center.The office Hill will run is the 18th branch of the Appleseed Foundation, which coordinates pro bono work and develops programs to target specific needs in communities
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2 Advocates for Poor Picked for Top Legal Posts
11/10/2006
D.C. Mayor-elect Adrian M. Fenty (D) yesterday named a pair of lawyers with broad backgrounds in social justice to become the District's top legal representatives.
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Opinion: Pocketfuls of Fear
5/14/2006
If a famous baseball player who will earn $4 million this season is relying on Money Mart rather than his corner bank, we cannot fairly expect the nation's other 20 million immigrants to do it any differently.
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