Word: law
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...time was taken up with learning the rudiments of soccer and kicking at the goal. A heavy gap was made in the line-up when it was learned that F. G. C. O'Neill '16 of last year's eleven had received his degree and entered the Law School. This leaves seven positions open giving new men a great opportunity to make the team before the first game on October 16. All men should report to Captain W. W. Weld '16 on Soldiers Field at 3 o'clock...
...possible necessity of playing the football game with Yale this fall at New Haven. You say, "According to the Boston city ordinance the construction of wooden stands is illegal." This would naturally make it appear that the Association is trying to persuade the city authorities to violate the law by issuing a permit for such stands. As a matter of fact, it is the contention of the Association that the law does not forbid a temporary wooden structure of the type we propose, and that a permit for its erection is entirely within the discretion of the authorities. The Building...
...meeting of the board of the Law Review the following second and third year students in the Law School were elected editors: R. C. Brown, 2L., W. C. Brown 2L., S. Bunn, 2L., C. P. Curtis, Jr., 2L., R. B. Dawson 2L., D. E. Dunbar 2L., J. R. Green 2L., C. H. Hand 2L., R. C. Macy 2L., K. C. Royal 2L., G. H. Semler 2L., M. C. Bragdon 3L., H. F. Burns 3L., F. L. Daily 3L., R. Driscoll 3L., F. F. Greenman 3L., A. Jaretzki 3L., W. T. Joyner 3L., S. Smith 3L., C. A. Woodard...
Three receptions are scheduled to take place at Phillips Brooks House next week: the Christian Science Society on October 4, the Law School Society on October 7, and the Graduate Society on October...
...enough to please those who look forward to a universal federation of the world, but probably quite as far as is practicable. It proposes that the members shall agree not to go to war with one another before submitting the matter in dispute -- whether strictly a question of international law or not--to an impartial body selected to examine it; and that all the members shall pledge themselves to declare war on any of their number that begins hostilities against another without submitting the question in that...