Word: laws
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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Jaretski, '81, is attending the New York Law School...
...Columbia College carries its available and prospective funds up to nearly $5,000,000. It is the richest college in the United States. It leads Harvard by over $1,000,000. Yet when the two institutions are compared with each other, Columbia confessedly drops to a subordinate rank. Its Law School and its School of Mines have a national reputation, but in other respects it is not superior to any of the other colleges of the first-class. Mr. Perry Belmont, who has been to both Harvard and a German university, says Harvard's atmosphere is provincial to the last...
...long as we have no international copyright, so long must literary talent remain a good way below par. This was the opinion of the distinguished gentlemen who met together recently to devise some means of securing the passage by Congress of an international copyright law...
Congress, with the narrow bigotry which one might expect from such a body, has not yet passed an international copyright law. Perhaps it thinks that authors have no rights which other people are bound to protect. Perhaps Mr. Swansdown is the main difficulty. I don't know, because I never was sent to Congress and never expect...
...rumored that the faculty is considering the feasibility of passing a law obliging underclassmen to remove their hats during chapel exorcises. But the President denies the report. - news...