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...Junior classes will report at the Illustrated office at 7 o'clock. Positions in the news department will be competed for by members of 1920 and 1921; places on the photographic board will be open to the same classes; while in addition to Freshmen and Sophomores, members of the third-year class will be eligible to become editors on the business staff. If, as in past years, candidates will be summoned from the Junior Class for the news and editorial departments, the competition will be started at a later date...
Only two days remain in which members of the Junior Class may apply to engage rooms in the Senior dormitories for next year. Notification from third-year men of the rooms preferred must be filed with the dormitory committee by Monday evening at 6 o'clock, when the drawing of lots for assignments of locations will take place. To provide information concerning the Senior halls and to furnish applications, office hours are being maintained by the committee in Randolph 37 from 4 to 6 o'clock today and Monday...
...Legal Aid Bureau is an organization made up of second and third-year Law School men, who lend their services entirely free of charge to those who apply. The expenses of the organization are defrayed by voluntary contributions from those interested in its advance. It gives the Law School men a valuable training in the interviewing of clients, in the balancing of the merits of claims, and in the conduct of cases. In many instances they handle both sides of a case...
...summer vacation to each student to the home address given in the Catalogue. Students desiring their reports sent to addresses other than those in the Catalogue must give written notice on cards for this purpose which may be obtained at the Delivery Desk. No reports are sent to third-year students unless specially requested, as they may learn the results at the Secretary's Office before Commencement...
...result of the third-year Law School elections held Friday, Donald Earl Dunbar '13, of Springfield was chosen marshal and Marion Rushton '14, of Montgomery, Ala., was elected secretary. The voting for marshal was held in the usual way, a plurality of the votes cast electing, but in the balloting for secretary the preferential system was used, each man making a first and second choice...