|  The University of Chicago Magazine June 1997 | Welcome to the on-line edition of June 1997 issue. THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO MAGAZINEJune 1997Table of Contents VOLUME 89, NUMBER 5 JUNE 1997 
 JUST CAUSE: The cases are among the legal system's toughest, and the clients are often in desperate straits. That's why the University's Mandel Clinic takes them on. Putting theory into practice, seasoned clinical faculty and diligent law students seek justice for those with nowhere else to turn. (See "Theory in Practice," below). Photograph by Lloyd DeGrane. 
  Theory in practice In the Mandel Legal Aid Clinic, Law School students and faculty apply their studies to their practice, changing lives and the law. KIMBERLY SWEET  Style and substance Eight senior University professors--winners of the first Norman Maclean faculty awards--offer reflections on the teacher's art. DEBRA SHORE  Sampling paradise When students in Geo Sci 220 flew to Jamaica for spring break, they came to work on more than just their suntans. TIM ANDREW OBERMILLER  Vocal ease Kurt Elling, who left the University's Divinity School to follow his voice, mixes faith, talent, and ambition on his way to the top. JEFF MAKOS DEPARTMENTS 
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