Word: law
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Instruction in public speaking will be given at the Law School this year under Professor I. L. Winter and Mr. Chenoweth. There are two courses in this department, one hour a week each from now until the spring recess. The plan is to have several sections in each course, with from six to twelve men in each division. A student may enter either or both of these courses...
Five graduates of Harvard are among the twelve men elected to the editorial board of the Harvard Law Review. The choices are assessed on Law School work done and to thirty-one "A" men in the second-year class only twelve were chosen to the board. The third-year men elected are E. C. Ballie of Minneapolis, University of Minnesota; Henry E. McElwain, Jr., of Holyoke, Dartmouth, and Thomas B. Price of Charleston, W. Va., Johns Hopkins...
...think defensive kicking was never done any better than last year by Law, of Princeton, just as I think there never has been any better attacking kicker than Haughton, of Harvard, and his pupils...
International law and diplomacy will be the subject of a course which President Jacob Gould Schurman will deliver at Cornell University this year. This is the first time in a number of years that the president has personally conducted a lecture course in the University. As United States Ambassador to Greece throughout all the Balkan trouble, President Schurman has come into close contact with many interesting points in international law and diplomacy, and with the present war raging in Europe, the course promises to be very interesting...
Several books on law and jurispruduence are also announced. "Cases on Constitutional Law," by Professor Wambaugh, an exhaustive work in four parts, two remaining to be published, is a case book for the study of the American Constitution. Others are "Cases on Civil Procedure," by Professor Scott and "Cases on Legal Liability," by Professor Beale...