Friday, December 09, 2005
WSJ.com - Act One
WSJ.com - Act One: "When Judy Coleman was a college student whose parents paid the bills, she always had a home telephone as well as a cellphone. But when the 24-year-old graduated and began law school, she dropped the landline.
'When I was cut off from my parents and realized what the costs are, I decided it wasn't actually necessary,' says Ms. Coleman, who is now in her third year at Yale Law School in New Haven, Ct."
'When I was cut off from my parents and realized what the costs are, I decided it wasn't actually necessary,' says Ms. Coleman, who is now in her third year at Yale Law School in New Haven, Ct."
