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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Since Dean Langdell founded the case system at the Law School about half a century ago and built up the school's reputation and instruction, there has been a large growth of law schools throughout the country. Some of them spring up, like mushrooms, over night, and merely cram men to pass bar examinations. Others are bona fide legal institutions, wielding considerable influence in making the law the technical and social profession which it should be. But with all this growth of other institutions--most of them using the Langdell system--the University Law School has grown in strength...
...clock. This year's practice, which started the Monday after the last Yale game, has lasted three weeks instead of the usual two. About 20 men, including most of last season's veterans, a few men from the second team, and several Freshmen have scrimmaged daily throughout this period. All men having clothes in the lockers at the Arena are reminded that they must be removed this afternoon...
...CRIMSON has throughout the entire campaign for the swimming pool co-operated with the Union authorities in securing plans to overcome all objections of those who opposed the plan. The original intention was to have a tank in that part of the basement of the Union left vacant by the removal of tthe CRIMSON to its new quarters. Owing to the fact that arguments were put forth which maintained that a swimming pool in that location would be injurious to the building as well as to people who lived continually in the resulting damp atmosphere and that no sunlight could...
...this country an opportunity to organize in case of war or any other disaster. The idea is to have all women declare beforehand just what services they would be able to render in time of need, and thus great potential force is secured. These societies would be organized throughout the United States, and a much greater efficacy would be had for women to do their part during national calamities...
...field events lack good performers, with the exception of the pole-vault. In this event G. G. Haydock '16 has shown brilliant form throughout the winter, having vaulted 12 feet 3 inches in one competition and reaching 12 feet consistently. C. S. Babbitt '18 and M. T. MacDonald '18 are also doing well in the pole-vault. In the broad jump there will be J. O. Johnstone '16 and H. Davis '18, the latter having done over 21 feet and improving continually. Another broad jumper is W. Rollins '16. The high jump lacks a really good performer, J. O. Johnstone...