Oregon Daily Emerald

'Green' ambitions change lawyer stereotype

Duceré Useré Clycleré

by Josh Grenzsund

As stereotypes go, lawyers run at a deficit when it comes to empathy and morals. They're generally lampooned as being at the same level as used car salespeople - forked-tongue devils whose interest is more in winning or selling than in ethical responsibility.

OSPIRG's depiction is shown without looking at the facts

Letter to the editor

OSPIRG does good works, and doesn't launder money In regards to Nik Antovich's column ("OSPIRG's Spending is not benefiting university students," ODE April 15): More groups to promote participation on campus would be beneficial. But OSPIRG, I feel, is getting a bad rap here as a mysterious money-laundering corporation.

OSPIRG does good works, and doesn't launder money

Letter to the editor

In regards to Nik Antovich's column ("OSPIRG's Spending is not benefiting university students," ODE April 15): More groups to promote participation on campus would be beneficial. But OSPIRG, I feel, is getting a bad rap here as a mysterious money-laundering corporation.