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

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I N all E t 1 TPANEEDWT - Second Annual Homecoming A T the time of publication arrangements have been completed for the Second Homecoming of the Alumni and former students of the college. This will be held at the college building at No. 10 N. Franklin Street on the evening of May 19th and will be the first event of the kind to be held in the new college building. It will also be the iirst opportunity which many of the Alumni and friends of the college have had to look over the new building which has housed the college for the past two years. The outstanding feature of the evening will be a radio debate between the College Team and the Northwestern University on the proposition that a two-thirds vote of juries should be sufficient for a verdict. The collegeteani consists of Messrs. Fishbein, Guibor and Toplon who take the negative of the Proposition. The officials of the college feel proud of the achievements of this year's debating squad and are confident that the Alumni will share' in this feeling after listening to the debate which will be broadcast from the Daily News Station. There will be no banquet and no speech making in connection with the homecoming but an air of easy informality will prevail with the building thrown wide open and in possession of the Alumni and their friends for the evening. The college being an institution organized and operated not for profit finds it necessary to look to its constituents for support and encouragement in the cause of legal education and by 'reason of its being a non-sectarian institution its constituents are largely, if not entirely, confined to its former students and their friends. It is the hope of the officials and those who have the welfare of the college at-heart that this homecoming event will cement and increase the interest of its constituents in the present and future work of the college. It is planned to makehomecoming an annual event to which the Alumni will look forward as altime when they can meet their 'former classmates and in- structors and indulge in pleasant reminiscences of days gone by as well' as to watch and contribute to the growth of their Alma Mater. INK A VU J 1 .IXI in l 1 X'7

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