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August 21, 2008
Give and Take: What's Most Charitable?
Can a new lawyer do more charitable work by providing legal help through a job at a nonprofit group or by getting a high-paying job with a law firm and making big donations? That’s the question Stephen J. Dubner explores in his “Freakonomics” blog, as noted in a new post in Give and Take, The Chronicle’s roundup of the best blog posts in the nonprofit world.
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