Word: law
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...this account, it is for the Senior of 1918 to consider his duty most carefully. He must bear in mind the chances of service, and it is most sincerely to be hoped that he will not impatiently reach for the sword but consider carefully the fields of commerce, law, and medicine...
Tomorrow evening Dr. Van Dyke will address the Graduate School Society and the Law School Society at Phillips Brooks House. His experience in connection with Belgian Relief and other public callings while in Holland has given him an opportunity to study at first hand the problems the world is facing today. His subject will be "The United States and the World War." The meeting will be at 8 o'clock...
...officers of these societies regret that the limited capacity of the hall makes it necessary to admit only men of the Law School and the Graduate Schools...
There is one subject in the college curriculum which is daily and constantly changing, shifting its values and broadening its scope. Cynics claim that subject to be dead. A few go further and swear that it never really existed. But what do these protestations avail? For international law is living today, and living a more active, strenuous life, than ever in the past. Had it human attributes it would surely laugh to scorn those who are now pronouncing its autopsy. Or to make sure that it is not suffering from some hidden malady, let them call in consultation as medical...
...give the message that international law is not of the past, and to interpret to no small degree the present policies of belligerent and neutral states, is in large measure the aim of the courses given in international law this year. One short hour's talk from a specialist would probably convince the most aseptically of students of the folly of his thoughts. But should words fall; let him elect one of these courses and speedily discover that he was dealing with a very lively corpse indeed...