Word: law
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Professor George Grafton Wilson, of the Department of International Law, will speak at an open meeting of the Freshman Debating Club this evening at 8 o'clock. His subject will be. "The Reasons for an American Foreign Policy." Professor Wilson set forth the same principles that he will bring out tonight before the New York Lawyers' Association last month...
...committees which will have charge of the smokers for the first and third year classes of the Law School have been announced. March 16 is the date set for the third year smoker, while the first year students plan to meet on April 9. Both smokers are to be held in the Living Room of the Union...
...elaborate and extensive program has been arranged for March 16. Features will be skits on amusing incidents between professors in the Law School. The third number of "The Law Review," a humorous imitation of the Harvard Law Review, is being prepared; and a special Law School quartet will sing original parodies on legal subjects. W. H. Shepardson 3L will be master of ceremonies. Beer, pretzels, sandwiches and cheese will be served...
...themselves before leaving our ports, is a national misfortune, because it reveals the inability of the Senate of the United States to control itself. Insofar as it was intended to prevent war by suggesting a milder form of resistance, it would have failed of its purpose had it become law. Congress, and apparently the President without the aid of Congress, may grant this privilege to vessels likely to be exposed to submarine attack; but it cannot guarantee them a peaceful passage...
...such a vessel comes in sight of a submarine and, as was suggested by a Senator in debate, "Shoots at sight," the Germans would have a right under international law to consider it a hostile act and the beginning of formal war on the part of the United States. The immunity from armed attack except on due notice, which the United States justly claims for our merchantmen, holds only if such vessels do not attack nor resist nor flee...