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Articles 61 - 62 of 62
Full-Text Articles in Education Law
The Dedication, Harvie Branscomb
The Dedication, Harvie Branscomb
Vanderbilt Law Review
This is a day of rejoicing for all of those who love this University, for those who know the quality of this School, and for those who are aware of the role which a great school of law can play in the progress of this southern region. We are grateful to all of you for coming to help us celebrate this accomplishment, especially grateful to those of you who bring greetings from other schools of law, and for those of you who have had a part in this program and will have a part in it this morning. This day …
Law And Liberal Education, Jacob Weissman
Law And Liberal Education, Jacob Weissman
Vanderbilt Law Review
Law, says the author, can be a useful tool in the building of a liberal education. Uniquely combining the study of past experience with the solving of present day problems, law study could very well supplement or replace traditional undergraduate courses in humanities and history of Western civilization. Nothing that thus far such changes have been made primarily at a few schools of business, the author discusses the advantages of similar use of law for liberal education in any undergraduate curriculum and, eventually, in the law schools.