Word: reviewers
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...article published by the Stanford Illustrated Review J. K. Norton, one of the Leland Stanford University hurdlers who was such a noteworthy competitor in the Intercollegiate Track Meet of last May, records his impressions of Harvard. A distinction which he draws in regard to the democracy found at the two universities is a little misleading. "The spirit of easy democracy," he says, "is absent at Harvard. . . . and the air of general familiarity that exists at Stanford is absent on the Harvard Yard...
...meeting of the board of the Law Review Monday afternoon. Alexander Burgess Royce 2L, Yale 1915, of Cambridge, was elected president of the Review for the year 1917-18. When an undergraduate at Yale, Royce was managing editor of the News. The treasurer will be elected shortly, and the Note Book Review and Case Editors will be appointed within the next few days...
Barring the result of last Saturday's game the hockey team of 1916-17 might have been called successful; however, that result which gave the series to Yale and divided the championship between four colleges cannot be overlooked in a review of the season...
...copy of the successful essay will be given to the Law Library immediately upon the award, and the Harvard Law Review may print the essay if it desires...
...elaborate and extensive program has been arranged for March 16. Features will be skits on amusing incidents between professors in the Law School. The third number of "The Law Review," a humorous imitation of the Harvard Law Review, is being prepared; and a special Law School quartet will sing original parodies on legal subjects. W. H. Shepardson 3L will be master of ceremonies. Beer, pretzels, sandwiches and cheese will be served...