IIT Chicago Kent College of Law - Transcript Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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E F f TPAlNI.?fFflllI'T , i E The Wag 's Page FAMOUS LINES OF THE FAMOUS Pickett: That's right, now you've got it. A Oshe: Well, what do you say about that Miss Cooper? Dean Burke: Well, you are not answering my question. Campbell: The court decided there was no partnership didn't they? Shanner: 'What should the benefisherary do in this case? THE OLDEST STORY IN SCHOOL Allison: 'Tm not prepared on the advance assignment for tonight. Prof. Higgins: Well, now just what do you feel strong on? Allison: Why not assign something for me to study and report on at our next session. Prof. Higgins: What more could be fairer? just absorb everything from page 3 to page 104. Judge: Young man, are you trying to show your contempt of this court? Haen: No, you honor, I a1n trying to conceal it. In expressing our gratitude to those who have done much to help us bear our burdens, let us not forget those gracious ones, who have faithfully assured us, that the first hundred years are the hardest in the practice of law. Prof. Oshe: VVhy cannot a corporation be a grantee of a deed in joint tenancy? He: I don't know. It is a matter of common sense. Oshe: Thank you. He: You are welcome. My name's Hubbard. And Forever Afterward Vlfe Knew. But you see, gentlemen, you must always put the dressgoodstin the dress- goods wagon and the groceries in the grocery wagon and you must never put the dress-goods in the grocery wagon or the groceries in the dress-goods wagon. Ye Steno's Comment on the Transcript. I've nevergone to law school And I hope I never will And deliver me from Editors Their work's enough to kill. Miss M. K. 96 19265 A

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! t 1 r12AN?'6D1pr o HAROLD T. HUBER PAUL E- COLLINS Editor Business lllunagcr The Review Ne September the Review entered upon its second year. The Staif was capably headed by I-larold T. Huber, Editor, and Paul E, Collins, Business Manager. . The issues of the Review were divided in their subject matter, the alternate issues being devoted to matter which was of particular interest to the alumnae. The alumnae issues were sent to over three thousand Kent Graduates as well as being distributed among the student body. The regular school issues have been of keen interest to the students of the College and the Editor' is to be con- gratulated on the newsy and interesting material with which he has filled the publication each month. Among the noteworthy inovations has been the 'KVOX Studia co.lu1nn in which has appeared from time to time the opinions of Kent students on various topics, and the Second Floor Rear , which has served, we suspect, as a vehicle for many of the Editor's thoughts on school matters written under the name of Andy's Voice. Due to the fact that we have no campus, and therefore cannot live on it, Chicago Kent cannot be said to have a campus opinion and the Review aids this situation in that it serves as a medium for bringing together things of interest in such form that they can be disbursed to the entire student body. We take great pride in' our school paper as published during the last year, for each issue has brought before us all of the current school events and im- pressed us with our school's many and diversified activities. The write-ups have been good and the Editor has given the Review peculiar interest because of his inimitable style and philosophic point of view. 97 21926 g

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