Word: law
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...honor, are warned not to wear them. Instead, they shall evidently be forced to put them in a glass case, under lock and key. No doubt seems to exist that such a prohibition is constitutional. From the point of view of the United States, it may be against law and precedent for a soldier to display the cross bestowed by a foreign nation...
With a registration of 296, the Law School has lost proportionately more men because of the war than the College, as the present enrolment shows a decrease of 560 or 65 per cent. Over last year. The registration is divided among the classes as follows: first year, 96; second year, 89; third year, unclassified, 31; resident graduates, 75. All are graduates of colleges with the exception of three, who have attended law school for varying periods...
...University, as usual, has the greatest number of graduates in the Law School, but is followed by Princeton this year in the place of Yale, which has held second place for several years. The other colleges hold approximately the same relative positions as heretofore...
...Honorable Albert Halstead, former Consul-General from the United States to Austria, is to speak before the Law and Graduate students of the University in Phillips Brooks House tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. He comes to the University with full authority from the State Department to speak on the subject: "Austria and the War." When first asked by a committee representing the Graduate School Society and the Law School Society to give an address on this subject, Mr. Halstead hesitated to accept on account of the delicate situation in which he is placed, since there is no actual state...
Every student registered in the University whose work for the whole academic year amounts to two and a half courses or more, except Law and Divinity students, is required to pay to the Bursar the second instalment of his tuition fee, $50, before 1 o'clock today...