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S7110 PANDEX 9 Eh? Srhnul, Ilia Aims unit Jhvala Much has been w1'itten in previous issues of the Pandex on the history of the school and of the different members of the faculty. A few words here as to the aims and ideals of the school might not be out of place. lt is the purpose of the school and the hope of the faculty to send forth each year men and women who, refusing to worship the clay footed idol of success-by that we mean the success that is measured solely by the accumulation of dollars. will become leaders in the truest sense of tl1e word of the thought and the activities of their community. lt is the aim of the faculty to show the students as they linger in the shadow of the ancient Temple of the Law the beauty flllfl the grandeur of that Tems ple. The law is a great science, but it is a practical science. lt is a science not so much of rights as of enforceable rights, and so the faculty, con- sisting as it does solely of practicing lawyers. aims to equip the students of the school. so far as is practicable, for the actual application of the principles which they learn to the every day needs of the community. lt is the hope of the faculty that when the student completes his course he shall be so imbued with the spirit of the law that when he enters the court room and bares his head in the presence of the Judge, he will see there not alone the immediate litigants but the commu- nity at large, the merchant in his mart, the farmcr in his field and the toiler sweating before the fiery flare of the factory furnace. They are all there in spirit, for it is their court and their system and to their ultimate advantage that justice be done even in the particular case. The lawyer who bears this in mind will do all that he can to reconcile his case with the eternal principles of Truth and of Justice. lt is the hope of the faculty that when the students have completed' their course, they shall find themselves well equipped to handle the many problems that confront us daily which call for the application of legal print-iplesfsuch questions as the curbing' of trusts, the problem of trans- portation. the adjustment of taxation, the regulating of the relationship between capital and labor. lt is the aim of the faculty to impress upon the students that there is no profession in which there is such opportunity to work for ideals as there is in the profession of the law, to work, not for those things which are ephemeral, but for that which the law always seeks, the permanentg to work for sound principles which will endure and serve as beacon lights to guide the feet of generations to come. After all, it is only such work that is worthwhile, and if from year to year our students go out with these ideals before them, then our labors have not been in vain. PATRICK CARR, Registrar of the School.
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8 9110 PANDEX FACULTY - HON. OLIVER H. DEAN.. ,.,,,,, .. VVarner, Dean and Thompson, HON. SANFORD B. LADD ..,.AA,, New York Life Bldg. JUDGE XVILLARD P. HALL ....,,,,,,, . Judge of the Circuit Court of . ........President Searritt Bldg. ... .. . .Vice-President . . .. . ,......Vice-President Jackson County, at Independence, Mo. HON, ILDWARD D. l1LLISON ,.,...,,..,,,,.,..,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,, .. ,,,,,,,,,,.... ,,,,..,...... . .Dean Commerce Bldg. Dean and Lecturer on Negotiable Instruments and Statutory Rights and Remedies. HONA ELMER Nl POVVELL .....,...... ........ . ...,... ..... S e eretary and Treasurer Powell-Fields and VVisdo1n. Rialto Bldg. JUDGE A. S. VAN VALKENBURGH, HON. FRANK C. YYILKINSON. United States District Judge. Vllilkinson. XVilkiuson 35 Dahhs. Com- HON. GARDINER LATHROP, General Solicitor, Atchison, Topeka 8: Santa Fe Railway HON. M. A. FYKE, Fyke 81 Snyder, Sharp Bldg. JUDGE JAMES M. JOHNSON, Formerly Judge of the Court of Appeals Grand Avenue Temple Bldg. HON. A. L. COOPER, Cooper, Neel 85 VVright, Keith Sz Perry Bldg. HON THOMAS H. REYNOLDS. Lathrop, Morrow, Fox Sz Moore. First National Bank Bldg. HON. HENRY L. JOST, Hagerman 81 Jost, Commerce Bldg. HON. ALBERT L. BERGER, Brotherhood Block, Kansas Kan. HON. JOHN G. PARK, Park 81 Brown, Gloyd Bldg. HON. ROY B. THOMPSON, Wariler, Dean Ez Thompson, MR. JOHN B. PEVV City City'Counselor and Memher Firm of Williamson, Pew ik Harris. Scarritt Bldg. 'THEODORE C. SPARKS, New York Life Bldg. MR. PATRICK CARR, Commerce Bldg. MR. JOHN' B. GAGE, Vvalsoll- Gage 3: Vllatson, Avenue Temple Bldg MR. O. HARGUS, Grand Avenue Temple Bldg, Grand merce Bldg. MR. NVILLIAM E. BYERS, Commerce Bldg, MR THOMAS A. COSTOLOXY. Grand Avenue Temple Bldg. AIR. A. P. LEACY, Gloyd Bldg. MR. DAVID P. DABBS, Wlilkinson, XVilkinson IQ Dahhs, Com- merce Bldg. MR. LUDXYICK GRAVES. Johnson 81 Lucas, Keith K Perry Bldg. MR. EDMUND M. FIELD, Rialto Bldg. MR. HOMER A. COPE, 906 Repuhlie Bldg. MR. ARTHUR J. MELLOTT. Mellott S5 Carson, Federal Reserve Bldg, Kansas City, Kan. MR. VIVIAN E. PHILLIPS, Scarritt Bldg. MR. H. G. LEEDY. Commerce Bldg. MR. ROSS B. GILLULY, New York Life Bldg. MR STANLEY BASSETT. Commerce Bldg. MR. JOHN H. PATRICK. Telephone Bldg. MR. HAROLD P, RAGLAND, Assistant Prosecuting Attorney. MR. CHARLES L. CARR, James E. Goodrich, Comnurce Bldg. MR. GLEN A. VVISDOM, New York l,ife Bldg.
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