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| Pubic and private organizations are taking the offensive against employees' abusing computing infrastructure. But Sultan Abdul-Malik is already taking the offensive to any potential criticism over his move from defensive end to outside linebacker. Who: University of San Diego Center for Public Interest Law What: Public Interest Law Summit: Taking the Offensive When: Friday/Saturday, March 23/24, 2001 Purpose: This unprecedented gathering of public interest advocates will formulate a plan to take the offensive against organized profit interests that have kept the public interest movement on the defensive for the past 25 years. |
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