Word: legale
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...more recent books published by the University Press include: "The Governments of France, Italy and Germany," by President Lowell; "Cases on Constitutional Law," by Professor Eugene Wambaugh '76; "Some Aspects of the Tariff Question," by Professor F. W. ussig '79; "Cases on Legal Liability," by Professor J. H. Beale '82; "The Care of the Skin," by Professor C. J. White '00; "Cases on Civil Procedure," by Professor Austin W. Scott, LL.B. '09; Preservatives in Foods," by Professor Otto Folin; "Metempsychosis." (Ingersol Lecture) by Profesor George Foot Moore; "Psychology: General and Applied," by Professor Hugo Muensterberg; "Railroads: Finance and Organization...
...Assistant in Comparative Pathology; David Cheever '97 as Associate in Surgery; Henry Joseph FitzSimmons '03, as Fellow in Orthopedic Surgery; Ernest Granville Crabtree M. D. '12, as Fellow in Surgery; John Wilkes Hammond M. D. '12, As Fellow in Bacteriology: George Burgess Magrath '94, as Instructor in Legal Medicine: Edward Waldo Forbes '95 as Lecturer on Fine Arts; Francis Weld Peabody '03 as Alumni Assistant in Medicine; Victor C. Naughn as Cutter Lecturer; Frederick L. Gay '78 as Curator of British and American Historical Tracts in the Library: and Mac Iver Woody '07 as James Jackson Cabot Fellow...
...college he was a member of Phi Beta Kappa. After a brief practice in New York he was appointed an instructor in the Law School in 1911, but soon resigned this position to assume the duties of dean of law in the University of Iowa, specializing in legal procedure. He returned to the Law School in the fall of 1912 as an assistant professor, which position he has held for two years...
...Powers, Duties, Responsibilities, and Limitations" in Langdell Centre this afternoon at 3 o'clock. Professor Taft delivered his first lecture yesterday afternoon, and was most heartily applauded by the scores of law students who crowded the room. Professor Taft devoted most of his time to a consideration of the legal aspects of the presidency, in view of the fact that his audience was composed of law students and instructors...
...President William H. Taft, Professor of Law at the Yale Law Shool, will deliver the first of his series of three lectures on "The Presidency: Its Powers and Duties from a Constitutional and Legal Standpoint," in Langdell Centre at 3 o'clock this afternoon. Professor Taft's treatment of the subject will be from a technical rather than a popular viewpoint, and so, especially since the attendance from the Law School will be large, the lecture will not be open to the public, nor to the University at large...