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Griswold was the moderator of the first career conference of the year, held in the Adams House Dining Hall. The main speakers included Frank M. Coffin, Henry Harfield, and Charles A. Horsky. The represented a cross-section of the legal profession...
...Harfield; a graduate of Yale College and Columbia Law School, discussed the work of "The International Lawyer." A member of the firm of Sherman, Sterling, and Wright in New York City, Harfield warned prospective lawyers against believing that they could become international lawyers "over night." He said it is a very difficult field to master...
Coffin, a member of a firm in Portland, Mc., will speak on "The Small City Lawyer"; Harfield, a member of a New York firm, will speak on "The International Lawyer"; will speak on "The International Lawyer"; and Horsky, a member of a firm in Washington, will speak on "The Washington Lawyer...
...addition to Griswold, the conference will hear talks by Frank M. Coffin, Henry Harfield, and Charles A. Horsky. All are graduates of the Law School...
...Roosevelt offered no promise of anything better if he were elected. A. E. Phillips '34, R. H. Amberg '33, and J. J. Ryan '33 spoke in that order for Harvard in the affirmative, with Phillips closing the debate in a five minute rebuttal speech. W. A. Rill, H. D. Harfield, Jr., and W. J. Hull upheld the negative of the question, "Resolved, That Herbert Hoover Should Be Reelected President of the United States" for Yale...