Word: laws
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...much reliance on the federal courts, particularly the Supreme Court, has weakened the judiciary without improving the administration. Somewhere in the administrative machinery itself we must develop and maintain that tradition of fairness and impartial justice which has been the strength of the ordinary law courts...
John L. Lewis, fiery commandant of C. I. O.'s labor legions, is slated to speak at the Law School in a series of Langdell lectures, sponsored by the Law School Committee, it was announced yesterday by its chairman James E. Ludlum...
Disigned to "get students more or less away from the law," the series was last year under the direction of Dean Landis. Ludlum said last night that all speakers have been engaged for evenings during the second half-year...
...howls recently set up in the vicinity of Langdell Hall to contest the invasion of six squash courts in the new Hemenway gymnasium by the varsity team, arise from the false notion that the new courts were built expressly for the convenience of the Law School, or if not, that they should have been. The law students do not seem to realize that for years the varsity squash team has been pursuing its way around courts that have varied more than two feet in dimension, and their need for the standard courts at Hemenway outweighs the burden on law students...
There is no doubt that the squash team has been playing under a considerable handicap with all their peregrinations from one size court to another, first in practice, then in team matches; regulation size courts are needed to solve their problems. The difficulties of the law students and their exercise will likewise disappear if the authorities are willing to set aside a definite number of courts for them each afternoon, either a few yards or a few hundred yards away...