Word: law
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...believe in the Volunteer system. It promotes the individuality of men and allows them the pride which comes from having done that which one is compelled by no exterior law to do. The volunteer system allows for the slacker who trusts that his own shirking will be overlooked in the generosity of others...
...than ever before. Senior dormitories have been thrown open to under-classmen, and so few are coming back that even under these conditions there are still rooms to let. This is even more unusual in light of the fact that Perkins and Walter Hastings, the dormitory most used by law student, have been given up to the Radio School. Whereas last year at this time there were vancant rooms in Holyoke and Walter Hastings only, this year there are seven suites vacant in Holworthy, 32 in Thayer, six in. Weld, three in Grays, 21 in Matthews, 16 in Holyoke...
...study of the Infantry Drill Regulations, the Field Service Regulations, the Small Arms Firing Manual, Bjornstad's "Minor Problems for Infantry," and map sketching. Lectures by the French officers continued; in addition Dr. E. A. Darling '90 lectures on first aid and Major Eugene Wambaugh '76 on military law...
...draft law was wisely planned (and it was planned slowly enough by those who are reputedly our wisest men) then the nation does not need in the work it has set out to do the services of men beyond the statutory limits. The first purpose of the draft law was to get the services of all men within the ten years prescribed. The second purpose was to relieve from those not called the stigma of failing their cause...
...Every Law School student is required to pay a tuition fee of $90 and Infirmary...