Word: law
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Four scholarships have been awarded in the Law School and one in the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences as additional appointments for 1915-16. A scholarship of the Associated Harvard Clubs was awarded to John Carroll Busby 3L., of Salisbury, N. C., and one to Olin Glenn Saxon 2L., of Cambridge. The William Reed scholarships was won by Edmund Whitehead Ogden 2L., of Cambridge, and the scholarship of the Harvard Club of San Francisco was given to Elmer Pilchard Kayser 1L., of San Diego, Cal. Edward Adelbert Doisy 1G., of Champaign, Ill., won the scholarship of the Harvard Club...
Reading testified that he had made some study of the law relating to taking on oath for an applicant for assessment, and he said that, in a general way, he advised Townsend as to his rights at the time Townsend went before the Cambridge assessors...
...however, on the cover and again on the fly leaf the signature of 'A. Lincoln,' with a note in his handwriting stating that it was 'Presented by his friend N. W. Edwards.' On the opposite page is a statement showing that it was given by Lincoln to his law-partner, W. H. Herndon, who in turn gave it to Mr. Fields on January 1, 1867, so that it comes to the College library by a direct descent. Into this copy Mr. Fields pasted a long letter from Lincoln, written at Washington on February 15, 1848, discussing the right...
...January meeting the Yale Corporation elected Thomas Walton Swan, LL.B. '03 (Yale 1900), professor of law and Dean of the Yale Law School, to succeed Professor H. W. Rogers. The new dean graduated from the Harvard Law School with distinction, being both marshal of his class and editor-in-chief of the Law Review. He was engaged with Professor J. H. Beale '82 in organizing the law department of the University of Chicago, and has since been engaged in private practice...
...qualifying tournament in the Ames Law Club competition for second-year men has reached the fifth round and the clubs are now arguing their cases. To date the Thayer Club is ahead with an average of 1,000, having won all its cases thus far. The other clubs are closely bunched with the scores varying from 700 to 500. Pow Wow, however, is far in the rear with an average of 0. The drawings for the fifth round are as follows: Witanagemot vs. Kent, Lowell vs. Parsons, Moody vs. Beale, Westengard vs. Warren, Williston vs. Thayer, Geo. Gray...