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Law Practice

Jul. 22, 1999

Pitching In

^^In the Public Interest^^ By David A. Lash A generation of 20-somethings has been the target of some negative media portrayals, painted as selfish and economically driven to the exclusion of all other motivation. The financial boom of the 1990s has seemingly created a generation blind to the greater good and the greater community.

David A. Lash

Managing Counsel for Pro Bono and Public Services O'Melveny & Myers LLP

The opinions expressed here are his own.

        By David A. Lash
        
        A generation of 20-somethings has been the target of some negative media portrayals, painted as selfish and economically driven to the exclusion of all other motivation. The financial boom of the 1990s has seemingly created a generation blind to the greater good and the greater community.
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