The Harvard Law School class of '89 came there determined to change the world, but, upon graduating, scrambled to enter the ranks of the nation's top corporate law firms--those least interested in changing anything. In a no-holds-barred depiction of how law schools can turn idealism into greed, Kahlenberg tells where things went wrong--and how it nearly happened to him.
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