Word: law
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Dean Landis graduated from Princeton in 1921, and from the Harvard Law School in 1924. The former head of the Securities and Exchange Commission and one-time member of the Federal Trade Commission succeeded Roscoe Pound, now Roving Professor, as head of the Law School last fall...
...Law 79; Medicine 60; Teaching 47; Business Administration 33; Journalism 16; Chemistry 15; Writing 12; Politics and Public Service 11; Foreign Service 10; Engineering 10; Chemical Engineering 8; Ministry...
Dean Landis could not be reached last night for a statement. Under the provisions of the Railroad Labor Law the commission must report within thirty days...
...With law their most favored occupation, there are no prospective organ grinders, street-sweepers or WPA employees listed as the great majority of Freshmen showed they came to college with a definite career already in view...
...most interesting fact revealed is that on the whole the current Freshman is not interested in making money. Some of the 79 who voted for law may think they are going to get rich, but there can be no illusions of wealth in the minds of the 60 and 47 who voted for medicine and teaching, respectively...