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"The law," said the New Republic recently, "is a part of social life and depends for its efficiency on modern social science and philosophy, coupled with the correlative idea that a juristic profession is necessary, not only to serve the needs of clients but the direct needs of a community...
The remarkable assortment of courses announced for the Summer School of 1916 marks another advance in the abandonment of the old laissez faire policy. Not long since the Summer School seems to have been looked upon with no great favor by the authorities. The offering of courses was limited; and...
In introducing his subject, Mr. Dickinson compared nations with individuals. A nation is really one big individual composed of many smaller ones, and it should be treated as such. When quarrels arise between individuals, they are decided by going to court. Why should not international disputes be decided in the...
The semi-annual collection of text- books for the benefit of the Phillips Brooks House loan library will be taken up tomorrow. Students will be requested to give whatever books they no longer need, since the library is supported solely by voluntary contributions. Any books will be welcomed, but it...
Famous as the designer of the Grand Central Terminal in New York, Mr. Warren is also widely known as the author of the official report on the injuries inflicted during the war on the Cathedral of Rheims which as a member he made to the Institute of France. He is...