Stanford Law School - Yearbook (Palo Alto, CA)

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CLASS QF 196 In his final year at Stanford the law student is free to select from a wide range of course offerings: he may choose to pursue advanced courses in business associations or procedureg he may be attracted to specialized courses concerning legal problems in such fields as antitrust, welfare, nat- ural resources, or labor-management relations. Many of these courses are taught in seminars calling for the preparation of individual research pa- pers rather than examinations. The third year is also a time of assuming leadership positions in student organizations or undertaking special tasks as research assistants to faculty members. With the time for entry into actual legal practice approaching, the third-year student devotes consid- erable energy to the round of job interviews at the placement office or to visiting law offices throughout the country.