Evening Star Newspaper, December 12, 1929, Page 12

12 PIVEDS IN ENGLAND UNIVERSITY LAUNCHES $6,500,000 EXPANSION Needs of Profession. THE EVENING model its Law College to meet the needs of the present-day attorney. The program, which President Wal- ter Dill Scott said would mean that endowment fund of $3,750,000 for pro- fessorships. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ers and students participating in the work of the local social agencies, com- mercial and industrial research bureaus and the courts. In announcing the plans the board of should fall in the interstices involved in the study of any large problem. The THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1929. Northwestern at Chicago to Re-|“the lawyer will become a social scien- | trustees said: tist,” calls for new libraries, new dormi- | “Most of the stuff that students now model Its Law College to Meet | torjes, new library collections and an [study js relatively insignificant and By the Associated Press. New courses will be added to the col- | intensive study of a few large problems i { .| CHICAGO, December 12.—North |lege’s curriculum providing at least 117 |is more valuable and broadening than Farm Lands Submerged iN| western University yesterday launched | subjects ~Wherever possible ‘Subjects | the general skimming process now em- a $6500,000 expansion program to re- | will be taught factually, with the teach- ' ploye South and West Parts ez — e - = . of Great Britain. By the Associated Press. i LONDON, December 12.—South and | Ri ‘West Britain's flooded rivers continued to rise today, inundating considerablc k PRICES REDUCED $100 to $400 Rg":hn Thames Valley, Somerset and |}§ parts of the western midland counties particularly were hard hit, although wherever thers were even small streams | flooded cond s prevailed. 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