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...After June, 1898, no one will be allowed to register as a third-year student, if he has more than one condition standing against him on the work of the first two years...
...second-year members make up what is known as the supreme court. These men act twice as chief justices in the superior court and twice they argue before their own court, presided over by a third-year student. On becoming third-year students they are members of the court of appeals. Their work here is only to settle disputes appealed to them by some member of the lower courts. Sometimes different professors preside over the courts in place of a student...
...third-year law student has had a valuable set of notes stolen from his desk. He has posted in the law library a description of the notes and notice of a reward of $100 for their return...
...next table shows the School as divided into classes since the establishment of the three-years' course. There has been a constant tendency for students to remain through the whole course, as is proved by a third-year class of 33 in 1887-88 out of 55 who entered, against only 21 in 1879-80 out of 72 who entered...
Competition for the above prize is open to members of the third-year class only. Essays must be sent to the secretary of the Association, Mr. Louis D. Brandeis, on or before June 1, 1889. The prize will be awarded at the meeting of the Association held in Cambridge in June, 1889. Austin G. Fox, Samuel B. Clarke and Victor Morawetz, as committee, selected the subjects and will award the prize...