Word: law
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...editorial staff of the Harvard Law Review has this year planned to increase the scope of the publication so that articles of value may be added to the legal literature of the war. Noted lawyers and jurists in all parts of the world have agreed to write articles for the Review, and their publication has already begun...
Every student registered in a Cambridge department of the University whose work for the whole academic year is to amount to two and one-half courses or more (except Law and Divinity students) is required to pay to the Bursar the second instalment of his tuition fee, a sum of $50, before 1 o'clock Friday. Every such student whose work for the whole year is to be less than two and one-half courses must pay in like manner his entire tuition fee for the year minus the amount already paid in the first instalment...
...next Monday Austin Hall, formerly used by the Law School, will be opened for the class work of the Radio School. A large operating room, seating 500 men and equipped with the most modern wireless instruments, is to be one of the features of the building...
...loss of Austin Hall will not inconvenience the Law School, as the Hall has not been in use for the past few weeks. With an enrollment of many hundred less than last year, the Law School is easily contained in Langdell Hall...
...Prosthetic Dentistry; Benjamin Howard Codman, Dn, '90, Leon Julius Lawton, Dn, '04, Charles Erwin Parkhurst, and Harry Snow Parsons as Instructors in Operative Dentistry; Lucius Ward Bannister as Lecturer on Water Rights; Ward Hance Cook, M. D., '14, as Instructor in Pathology; Bancroft Cherardi Davis as Lecturer on Mining Law; Elisha Flagg '87, as Director for Appointments for Medical Alumni; John Alford Hanna as Proctor; Carl Ludwig Schrader as Instructor in Gymnastics; Walter Lucius Whitehead as Assistant in Geology; and Sydney Russell Writhington as Lecturer on Massachusetts Practice...