Word: lawing
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...enterprising Law School students have taken over the Mahogany Hall bar in uptown Boston. John C. Hancock 2L, who, according to the bar's publicist, "looks like a Supreme Court Justice," and Richard F. Plotka 3L, a longtime member of the Mahogany Hall Stompers, are the new entrepreneurs...
Putting aside a booklet entitled "Annual Examination in Law" during last night's rehearsal of the new bistro's Dixieland band, Hancock outlined the features of his bar. "We have no cover and no minimum, and our Dixie group is the only one of its kind anywhere around here." His four foot-tapping friends, seated on the sidelines, nodded agreement in time to "The World Is Waiting for The Sunrise...
Hancock went on, "Of course people will wonder at my partner and me --how we can be law students and still run a bar. But we work only on Friday and Saturday nights, times most students use for leisure anyway." The club will have its grand opening tomorrow evening...
Milton Katz, Henry L. Stimson Professor of Law, and John A. King, Jr., Secretary for International Legal Studies in the Law School, will conduct a television series on Channel 2 in connection with the program...
...proclamation of martial law was made by Maj. Camilo Cienfuegos, Castro's military chief for Havana province. He said it would remain in force until Urrutia was installed in the presidential palace...