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Francis B. Sayre, LL.B. '12, son-in-law of President Wilson, has been appointed lecturer in the Law School for the special session, February 3 to August 30. Mr. Sayre received his A.B. at Williams in 1909 and LL.D. at the Law School, 1912. He has been an instructor in Government at Williams College...
Announcement was made yesterday from the College Office of a special session of the Graduate School of Business Administration to be held from January 27 until August 30. This decision was made in order to accommodate members of the University who received their discharge from Government service too late to take advantage of the regular session. This special session is divided into two halves, the first to extend from January 27 to May 10, inclusive, and the second from May 12 to August 30, inclusive, there being no recess between the two periods...
...following subjects are offered in the program of instruction of the special session: accounting, law, marketing, industrial management, business statistics, general business problems, foreign trade, banking and finance, lumbering, and office organization and devices, the last of which does not count towards any degree. Men who have already taken the first half of full regular courses in previous sessions of the School will take the courses of the second half of the special session. During the academic year 1919-1920, beginning on September 22, 1919, it is expected that all courses previously given in the School and omitted during...
Pamphlets concerning the special session may be obtained at University 2. Information regarding fees is set forth in the regular pamphlet of the School...
There will be a special session of the Law School from February 3 to August 30, in order to accommodate students who were released from the service too late to enter the regular session. In addition to college graduates, all students who have completed three years of the prescribed course of a college of high grade and who left college to enter the military service of the United States or one of the countries allied to the United States, will be admitted, provided only that they can furnish certificates of their college work and proper evidence of furlough or discharge...