Word: grisweld
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...School has long regarded the college degree as "a virtually conclusive badge of culture," Grisweld noted. "Yet in recent years," he declared, "the college has occasionally been debased, at least in terms of the depth and breadth of the training which it represents...
Although a college degree has been the only formal requirement for admission to the Law School for 60 years, Grisweld said that increasing numbers of applicants might force the School to accept only the most broadly trained...
...past, the Law School has been unwilling to prescribe any required courses or even recommend that any particular work be taken in college. "This appears to have been a sound practice," Grisweld said, "for no evidence has ever appeared that one specialty rather than another provides a better training for law study...
Other members of the committee are Dean Edward S. Mason, Dean Erwin N. Grisweld, Ralph J. Baker, Weld Professor of Law, and Mason Hammond '25, Pope Professor of Latin Language and Literature...
When Dean Grisweld referred so eloquently last Friday to "the rubbing together of men's minds," he may simply have been noting the thinness of the walls in the new Graduate Center. But it is more likely that he was speaking figuratively, and in that case the Dean forgot to mention one important deficiency of the Center...