University of California Berkeley - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Berkeley, CA)

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School of Law Dean of School of Law WILLIAM L. PROSSER Boalt Hall, University Law School, is considered one of the nation ' s ten leading schools of law. It offers a three-year grad- uate program, with basic grounding in all fields of law. The bar exam is the climax of law studies, and three months of frantic study come between leaving school and passing the bar. Boalt Hall is a comparatively new building located in the southeast corner of campus with an impressive exterior as well as interior. The law school prepares its graduates for careers in private practice, with law firms, or for some branch of national or state government. On the lighter side, intramurals are a favorite pastime of the students, as well as tennis games in the easily accessible courts across the street. 29

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College of Chemistry The School of Chemistry, one of the more technical and special- ized majors, is housed in several buildings on the Northeast section of the campus, including one of the oldest buildings on campus. Lewis Hall, Gilman Hall, the Low-Temperature Lab and the Freshman Chem Lab comprise the layout within which Chemistry and Chemical Engineering students work. Chem- istry, as a well-established science, is a basic requirement for many fields outside the school itself. Premed, dental and dental hygiene, nutrition, and nursing majors all must have at least Chemistry IA as a foundation for their own fields of study. The School of Chemistry on this campus upholds the high traditions inherent in the scientific field. Dean of College of Chemistry ROBERT E. CONNICK 28

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School of Business Administration Business Administration, considered one of the most popular as well as one of the most general fields of study, offers courses in economics, business law, accounting, marketing, and prin- ciples of real estate. South Hall holds the main offices of the school as well as several paper pickup boxes, although most of the classes and study rooms are located in Wheeler Hall. The School of Business Administration includes many courses of interest both to the serious business administration student as well as those who want just a general knowledge of business principles. While often called a fraternity major, it neverthe- less offers much in the way of worth-while and necessary courses for those students intending to pursue careers in the business world. Dean of School of Business Administration E. T. GRETHER 30