Word: law
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...lecture on "The College Teacher," which was to have been delivered by President Ernest Fox Nichols of Dartmouth College in the Parlor of Phillips Brooks House this evening under the auspices of the Graduates Schools Society has been indefinitely postponed. Professor G. G. Wilson, of the Law School, will speak on the problems of the war within the next two weeks...
Dean Thayer of the Law School, who was forced to give up his classes last Friday on account of a severe attack of grippe, is resting well, according to a statement of his physician last night. Although confined to his bed at present, Dean Thayer hopes to assume active charge of his work by the first of next week...
...fight was started last fall, when a bill was proposed by Senator Bean, of Cambridge, to modify the law prohibiting the carrying of any red flag. At about the same time two other bills were introduced, with the purpose of repealing the act completely. The committee is composed of 15 men of whom there were four dissenters who favored Senator Bean's bill, which is a little more liberal than that advocated by the committee's report. When the matter comes to a vote strong opposition is expected from the Socialist party...
...Judges are to be Professor Joseph h. Beale, of the Law School; Mr. Edward H. Crosby, dramatic critic of the Boston Post; and Mr. Otto Fleischner, assistant librarian of the Boston Public library...
...Louis Dembitz Brandeis LL.B. '77 will speak on "Practicing Law" before the Law School Society at Phillips Brooks House tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. Professor Frankfurter will introduce the speaker, who is one of Boston's leading lawyers. Mr. Brandeis is prominent through his brilliant work as counsel in several cases of national importance, and is the author of several articles on the trusts, labor unions, and various pieces of legislation. He has recently been arguing for the minimum wage law before the Supreme Court of the United States...