Word: laws
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...Roman Law...
...published yesterday a communication which is worthy of notice. The writer complained that whereas the degree of A. M. at Harvard may be obtained by any graduate who pursues a course of study-generally consisting of four electives-for one year, yet men who pass three years in the Law School are obliged to work an extra year before they can obtain their A. M.-if they desire it. The writer further contends "that the courses of any one year at the Law School are fully equal in the amount of work required to the total amount demanded...
Further, there is no reason why even a college graduate pursuing the study of law should receive a degree which the nature of his work does not entitle him to. The courses in law may be a thousand times more difficult than those of a post-graduate, but they are not in the same direction. We might just as well assert that because a man had pursued a course of study in the Medical School-which is fully as difficult as the Law School-therefore he ought to receive the degree of L. L. B. We cannot help thinking that...
TUTORING in Criminal Law from notes of the lectures of this and of last year, with explanations of cases and references to Bishop and May. Address or see OSGOOD SMITH, at the Law School...
...GLEASON, '86, 29 Stoughton, or at Law School.f2...