Word: laws
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...purpose of the Law School Society is to be of assistance to the students of the Harvard Law School in helping them prepare for the work of their profession...
There has been no progress in legal education since the time of Dean Samuel Langdell of the Harvard Law School, according to Robert M. Hutchins, Yale '21, dean of the Yale Law School...
Dean Hutchins, who was in Boston yesterday to speak at the annual dinner of the Harvard Law Review, was acting dean of the Yale Law School until his appointment as dean recently. Although but 28 years old, he has already served as secretary of Yale University. The changes that have been inaugurated in the Yale Law School under his direction are attracting widespread attention...
...Since Dean Langdell invented the case system in the '70's and perfected it with such amazing success in the '80's of the last century, law schools throughout the country have adopted it without making any fundamental changes in 35 years." Dean Hutchins told a CRIMSON reporter at the University Club yesterday...
...During the last year, the Yale Law School has been trying to evolve a more satisfactory system. We are not seeking a panacea, and realize that a change must be rather gradual, since most students dislike being used as guinea pigs, with the possibility of wrecking their imminent careers by an unsuccessful experiment...