Word: laws
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While the CRIMSON's account of the first-year meeting on grade reform at the Law School last week was accurate, some of the remarks I made were taken out of context, and I would like to clarify our position...
Archibald Cox '34, Samuel Williston Professor of Law, said, "Professor Hart was one of the finest minds at the Law School. The best students always had an admiration for him because he demanded the best of them." Cox had studied at the Law School while Hart was teaching there and was later his colleague for twenty years...
Congressional investigators might use against respondents the answers to a questionnaire sent this week asking some graduate students specific questions about their political beliefs, Vern Countryman, professor of Law, warned yesterday...
...desire is not to disrupt the Law School, and professors who suggest that reform efforts by first-year students are destructive are displaying a distressing unwillingness to deal with serious issues on their merits...
...members is disturbing, it is certainly not shared by the entire faculty. Several members of the faculty, and of the Keeton Committee in particular, have been very helpful and willing to tackle the issues on their merits, to grapple with difficulties which most--faculty and students--recognize at the Law School. For their efforts and understanding, we are genuinely appreciative. Jonathan Asher...