Ohio Northern University - Northern Yearbook (Ada, OH)

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Page 17 0F LAW the history and fundamental principles of law, and a readiness and accuracy in the application of these principles to the complicated relations, ri ghts, and duties arising in modern society. The mental training afforded by the study of law is also becoming appreciated and sought by students who desire some intelligent occupation which will connect theoretical work with the facts of life, and enable them to apply their minds readily and correctly to such facts in any profes- sion or business. ARTHUR PHELPS Assistant Professor of Law WILLIAM OWEN ing cases and arguing to the jury as well as to the court. Instructor in Law X'

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Paga 16 2 CLAUDE W. PETTIT Professor of Law E. VERGON SMITH Professor of Law CULLEGE he College of Law. now in its fifty-fourth year, is a member of the League of Ohio Law Schools and is approved by the American Bar Association. Among its alumni and former students are many of the prominent lawyers in Ohio and other states- Its graduates have been successful beyond the average as candidates for admission to the Bar at the State Bar Examinations, and as practitioners afterwards. lVhile considerable emphasis is placed on the Ohio Law, the work is conducted with a View to giving a systematic and complete grounding in The student becomes familiar with pleading incident to court work and gains an actual experience in try-

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Page 18 RUDOLPH RAABE Professor of Plmrniac-5' he College of Pliarmacy had its beginning in the depart- ments of Science and Medicine. Following a passage of a law in Ohio, in 1884, which required registration with the Ohio Board of Pliarmucy of all who wished to engage in the prac- tice of the profession. Phar- macy was changed to :L sepa- rate division of the University. MILTON NEUROTH Instructor in Plnuwnucy