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LSEC
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LSECState Key Laboratory of Scientific and Engineering Computing (China)
LSECLiver Sinusoidal Endothelial Cell
LSECLegal Secretary (course)
LSECLife-cycle Support Engineering Center


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Former Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor graduated third in her Stanford Law School class in 1953 (former Chief Justice William Rehnquist was first), yet the only job offer she got on graduation was for a position as a legal secretary.
We can change our profession's future by Flynn Peterson, Kathleen / Trial
A historical tidbit: Although Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor graduated third in her class from Stanford Law School in 1952, no firm would hire her--except as a legal secretary.
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Renee Zajac, a smart, vivacious 40-something from Altadena who spends her days as a legal secretary, explains the appeal from her own experience.
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