Evening Star Newspaper, November 4, 1937, Page 37

LANDIS TO DIRECT STREAMLINED LAW Harvard Dean to Speed Up Course by Study of Late Developments. By the Associated Press. CAMBRIDGE, MASS., Nov. 4— James M. Landis, the young dean of Marvard law School who only re- ocently resigned as head of the Federal Securities and Exchange Commission, is going to speed up and modernize the method of study and have his students read the law in the light of up-to-the-minute legislative develop- ments, the added drive the new curriculum will provide. Government Seen as Factor. , “Whatever form our internal politics THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1937. and to give them, in the third year, fr in the choice of courses so that they may specialize. ‘The new program also places great emphasis upon the continued develop- oz ment of graduate work. “it seems certain that Government as such will remain important in affecting the rights of individual against in- dividual, and the rights of the in- dividual agairst the State.” “Adequate instruction and adequate emphasis on those public aspects of law therefore become essential if we deserves the name of leadership.” The basic principle underlying the new program, Mr. Landis said, is a con- denssation of existing materials in or- der to afford more time for close study of modern developments in the law. Emphasis thereby could be placed upon the effect which legislation was :nklu on both private and public W, Speeds Up Subjects. As an illustration, Dean Landis said In that way, Dean Landis said, “we may succeed in inducing men of prac- tical experience to make valuable con- tributions to the law.” REQUEST DENIED _ Commissioners Reject Placing of G. W. Bulletin Board. There’ll be no bulletin board of “illuminated news” for George Wash- ington University students. Planned by the Hatchet, university publication, for the corner of Twen- tieth and G streets N.W., the project Was turned:down by the District Com- missioners under zoning regulations, 1t was learned yesterday. Will Hold Annual Dance. ‘The annual fall dance of the Capi- tal Club of Remington Rand, Inc., will be held at 10 pm. tomorrow at Indian Spring . The Dance Committee includes George Miles, Joseph Tracy and Daniel Mc- Crossan, who have arranged s pro- gram of music prizes and special entertainment features. TINTEX saves me $%%$ onmy Q88 | dress -hudget Y Man Has 1,000 Lawsuits. Complainant in more than 1,000 law suits, M. R. 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