Word: professionalism
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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It seems that Mr. Average Citizen had a law suit on his hands. While pursuing his occupation as a drainlayer last spring, his finger was bitten by a horse attached to a Whiting's milk fruck. The damage was small but the mental anguish was so great that the legal...
So, despite his scant 37 years, Mr. Garrison has won the universal respect of the legal profession and apparently is in no frame of mind to rest on his laurels.
To get into any one of the 77 reputable medical schools of the U. S. a young man or young woman must have a college education. To get out of any one of those medical schools with the degree of M. D., the student must, in general, spend four years...
...report to the President in 1916 Dean Pound, recognizing the danger of constriction that ever overhangs the legal profession said "we must consider how to preserve the old professional training and yet meet the new demands for the training of lawyers who shall be useful to society...It (the need for an organic foundation) calls for abstract courses...detached from application in the everyday work of tribunals...
Thus he ended his regime on the same note on which he began it. He has striven to give law the philosophic base that will raise it from the mere contention to which it so often descends. In this, his final contribution to the Law School curricula lies the solution...