National University - Docket Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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The happiest business in the world is that of making friends and no “investment” you can make pays larger dividends. For life is more than stocks and bonds and Love than rate per cent, and he who gives in Friend- ship’s name shall reap as he has spent. Life is the great Investment, and no man lives in vain, who guards a hundred Friendships as misers guard their gain. Then give the World a welcome, each day whate’er it sends, and may no mortgage e’er foreclose the part- nership of friends. — Edwin Osgood Grover

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F oreword H P ifsfes H OUR Committee has faithfully en- deavored to embody within the pages of this volume certain material, his- torical and otherwise, which will serve to recall pleasant memories and si ncere friendships during the many future years when you may look back from the higher rungs of the ladder of success upon those strenuous days while you strove to imbibe the principles of the law at National. It is inevitable that mistakes will find their way in, and for these we invoke your indulgence. The Editors.

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PART ONE THE SCHOOL AND FACULTY