Word: lawfulness
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...remedy for all this has been suggested. One of the lessons of Scripture renders us the fundamental economic law that nothing can be established except by human labor. Arbitration is wholly useless to settle these questions, but it is a healthy sign of public interest. The true solution of the problem is the recognition of the principal of brotherhood. The employer must recognize his employee as equally interested with himself in his business...
...therefore, who would wish to become members at the nominal rate mentioned are requested to sign immediately. There is no reason why most of them should not be able to sign today. Blue books are provided at Memorial, Foxcroft, Leavitt's, the Law School, and the CRIMSON office...
...graduated from Brown in the class of 1850, and after a year in Milwaukee studying law, entered the Harvard Law School and took his LL. B. in 1853. He began the practice of law in Boston, but afterwards moved to Dedham. He held many public offices and was active in historical researches...
...been decided to begin at once the collection of signatures of all men who would join a University Club as outlined in the resolution passed at the mass meeting. Blue books have been placed at Memorial, Foxcroft, Leavitt's, the Law School, and the CRIMSON office. All who would join such a club, if it were now in existence, at the rate of two dollars per year, are urged to sign immediately. The names of the committee will be announced Monday...
...first speaker was G. G. Murchie of the Law School, who took up the club in its relation to the graduates. It would have the inevitable tendency, he said, to bring them into a closer and more active relation with the life of the University. As things stand now, when a man graduates he feels that his connection with the University is severed. He may possibly return to his former clique, but even here he feels that he is merely admitted through courtesy. With a club of this kind the graduates would be bound more closely to the University...