Detroit College of Law - Forum Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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-lFORUM lfzliliff'-1'11-Clziwf . .imwriufc lfdiinr ROY.'Xl. li. ROOIJ fiuclzlfy fl.r.vm'1'11!v Stuff .hil'LAl'1'flll'-X' THE BRIEF CASE IIQYINH XX'0l.Fli Q nufrrlvulzugf Iidzlnrxz XY.-XLTICR .-X. MAXSl:llil.l1 HAR IRYING 5. XVOLFE . SAIIL LEVIN RISOX T. XV.-XTSON . wir. is, GILES . Jos. 1. FINN FTICR a four-year transitory period, the Brief Case is now firmly 5 established as the law review of the lletroit College of Law. lff' 1 5. , . . , Starting in Xoveniber, l92o, as a paper devoted to school news, the Brief Case is now the outstanding' legal publication in the City of Detroit. The year 1929-30 was particularly progressive. Not only was each issue featured with a leading' legal treatise, but the supplementary material was of equal importance. ,Xnd to the student and lawyer, the Brief Case was of equal interest. The Brief Case has received communications from all parts of the country commenting on the various aspects of the paper. The staff acknowledges great indebtedness to its contributors, who have spent no little time and energy in compiling' their contributions. To lrving XYolfe, '30, lfditor-in-Chief, goes the credit for organizing such a splendid staff. And to the staff as a whole goes the credit for estab- lishing a paper worthy of being' referred to as the legal publication of the Detroit College of Law. Page One Hundred Ten