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Sitting in special session at Langdell Court, the Law School Forum heard Dean Erwin N. Griswold amass an extensive and detailed structure of evidence last night to prove that Harvard is superior to any other legal institution in the country. Dean Wesley A. Sturges, of Yale, will argue the other side of the case at another hearing next Wednesday evening...
Lectures comparing the educational offerings of Harvard and Yale law schools begin tonight with an address by Erwin N. Griswold, dean of the Law School, on "Legal Education at Harvard." The talk, first in a series of two, takes place in Langdell Courtroom...
Griswold's talk will be followed on October 19 with a speech by Wesley A. Sturges, dean of the Yale Law School, on "Legal Education at Yale...
...discussions by Griswold and Sturges are part of a free series that will be presented by the Law School Forum this fall. It has no connection with the Forum's regularly-scheduled fall series of discussions at the Rindge Tech auditorium, for which tickets are required...
...addition federal tax laws require the payment of additional tax of 20 per cent on resale of a ticket above the original purchase price. State law prohibits the unlicensed "business" of selling rights of admission to public amusements at above 50 cents over the original cost...