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...underneath this apparent laziness, there is a different attitude. I think it can correctly be said that the Harvard student realizes that he has an almost unparalleled opportunity for study and contact with eminent professors. The students know what they want, and are willing to give a professor credit for it I think one of my biggest surprises came at the end of a lecture given to a large class. When the professor finished at the close of the hour, there was no grand scramble to get out, but the students applauded and then leisurely picked up their books...
...adoption does not mean that any great change will take place in the work covered by this Department, but it will affect only the mechanism of the field, serving to bind the whole together and give an opportunity for more individual work and personal contact with the instructors. Besides the men now in the Department who will act as tutors, two new men will be appointed...
Through the members of the Law School Faculty the student body comes in contact with the leading law teachers of the country, but it is only occasionally that they have the opportunity of hearing men of equal prominence in practice. This year the Society brought Silas H. Strawn, president of the American Bar Association, and Josiah Marvel, chairman of the Executive Council of the Law School. The appreciation of the student body for this service was shown by the fact that the lecture halls were filled each time, the total attendance being about...
...addition to the work which the Society carries on independently, it still remains in close contact with its former ward, the Harvard Legal Aid Bureau. It has only been in the past few years that the Law School has supported the Legal Aid Bureau, and then only after the Law School Society had raised it to maturity. S. L. Rosenberry 3L, Secretary...
...Contact is made through three agencies: the preparatory schools, the Y. M. C. A's, and the churches. Of these, the churches have been most visited in past years. This year, however, the demand from them has been less than in past years, so that attention has been turned toward the preparatory schools and the Y. M. C. A.'s. It is felt that work with these agencies is more in line with the experiences of the average man in college and that probably in the future the emphasis will center on them rather than on churches...