Word: courting
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...gathered not only the feeling of romance and reverence of the whole world, but in the eyes of the Jews in particular, surrounded as it was by the houses of the faithful and reaching from its summit towards the heavens, it was representative of the very highest life. There court after court rose in imposing succession, one above the other, terminating in the Holy of Holies...
...Governor John D. Long will preside at the Harvard-Yale debate on Friday. Judge J. M. Barker of the Massachusetts Supreme Court; the Rt. Rev. William Lawrence, D. D., Bishop of Massachusetts; and Davis R. Dewey, Professor of Economics at the Institute of Technology, have consented to act as judges...
...Wheat 1; Pomeroy, 280. - (x) No analogy with concurrent power of taxation. - (2) Best theory of Constitutional construction is that matters touching several states rest with national government. - (x) Oleomargarine in general use: Board of Health, 205. - (3) Full concurrency never supported by a majority of the Supreme Court: Pomeroy, 271. - (4) Judicial decisions have established doctrine that Congress' power exclusive where subject admits uniformity. - (5) Even in other cases state jurisdiction ousted by legislation on the subject by Congress: Pomeroy, 307, note. - (c) Congress' power exclusive in this case (1) Admits of uniformity. - (2) Congress has legislated directly...
...working. - (1) The decision can only be enforced against the corporation: Nation LIX, 376 (Nov. 22, 1894). - (2) And not against the men. C. D. Wright in Pub. Opin. XVII, 842 (Nov. 22, 1894). - (d) The decisions would not be respected. - (1) The commission would not be a court, but a mixture of court and administrative board. - (2) The personnel of the commission would deteriorate. - (i) Present interstate commerce commission. - (ii) Many classes of disputes cannot be arbitrated. - (1) Chicago strike: Forum XVII, 16 (Sept...
This, then, is the method of running the clubs. Their purpose is to give the men practice in working up a point of law and in arguing a case just as they would before a supreme court. The interest taken in these clubs is very great, and as the School has grown larger the clubs have increased in number. Last year there were nine. This year the class of first year men is so large that over half of them are not able to get into any club, so there has been a general movement among...